I have two GPSmap 60Cx Garmin GPS's. When I try to turn them off with the openstreetmap maps installed, I get a buzz and the only way to stop it is to pull the batteries. Does anyone else have this problem? Any thoughts on why it may be happening. It does not happen with Garmin maps. The openstreetmap maps are great. This is the website that I used: http://garmin.openstreetmap.nl/ Thanks. Norm asked 18 Jan '17, 22:01 NormVA aseerel4c26 ♦ |
There were problems with this Garmin suitable map site recently answered 23 Jan '17, 13:24 nevw |
I would download JaVaWa Device Manager from http://www.javawa.nl/jdm_en.html and see if it identifies a problem (except if you run Mac OS Sierra). I found by google search that such a problem could be caused by a Mac (maybe Windows too) leaving some unwanted hidden files on your sd card if not ejected properly, so you could also try downloading Javawa Cleaneject from http://www.javawa.nl/anderstalig.html and see if that helps.
I assume you have the latest Garmin device updates installed. answered 20 Jan '17, 01:05 nevw Thanks for the reply. I am running Sierra. I am careful about properly ejecting the card each time. Not sure about Garmin updates. I have been using this GPS for many years with MapSource and have not had a problem, so I have not thought about OS updates -- not even sure how to get them. I am thinking that the problem may be related how I interact with the device. The other day I changed pages while it was still acquiring satellites and I got the buzz and had to remove the batteries. The last time that I used the GPS, it turn off without a problem. I am also using the original 128 MB card vs the 2GB card that I had use previously -- however, the problem has occurred with both cards. I will keep you posted on progress. Norm
(22 Jan '17, 12:08)
NormVA
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You could also try posting this problem at forums.gpsreview.net into the handheld gps section http://forums.gpsreview.net/categories/garmin-handheld-gps-and-fitness-gps-forum
(22 Jan '17, 13:02)
nevw
NormVA: I will try the handheld gps formum. Thank you. Norm
(23 Jan '17, 21:05)
aseerel4c26 ♦
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