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Old 03 May 2010, 18:55   #1
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Navman gps VHF problem??

Reset my navman 5500 to factory settings and then restarted gps as it wouldn't find itself. Manual says this is typical if been off for a long time, ie all winter. Did this and now it works fine. However when I turn the VHF on, navman 7700 I think, it says no gps and after a while beeps and says enter gps.

Did me restoring to factory setting on the gps cause this?
Did me restarting the gps cause this?

What do I need to do, is it a setting on the gps or the VHF that needs changing?
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Old 03 May 2010, 19:02   #2
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Probably caused by the factory reset.You will need to reconfigure the GPS NMEA 0182 output. Should be in the setup menu .
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Probably caused by the factory reset.You will need to reconfigure the GPS NMEA 0182 output. Should be in the setup menu .
Thank you for your help!! Found the set up comms in the manual do will gland have a fiddle first thing in the morning.
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Old 03 May 2010, 19:54   #4
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Thank you for your help!! Found the set up comms in the manual do will gland have a fiddle first thing in the morning.
I did exaclty the same thing last year ! A few minutes playing soon fixed it. Worrying, but easily sorted .
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I don't know if I have navbus connection or to use nmea. Both VHF and gps are navman. Will try both and see.

Always something going wrong, all part of boating.

Set off on round the island of Anglesey last year, dropped a stick in the fuel tank when filling, then changed the setting on the gps so that we had no charts for the swellies when going through at below half tide. Screen went White. LOL, my old man was convinced I'd done it to wind him up.
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Take NMEA and do not take the navbus.
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Take NMEA and do not take the navbus.
will do!

thanks all for your help! Hopefully I'll sort it.

Happy boating everyone, we had a cracking two days of sun and calm water, been boarding all day. Knackered now!
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Just wanted to say thanks to all who contributed. I could have spent hours trying the settings on the radio had people not pointed my in the direction of the gps itself. Also to use the nmea not the navbus.

Suffice to say, got on the boat and fixed it in under a minute. Benefits of the forum.

Safe boating.
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