Maybe the Nuvi has gotten in some strange mode.
 
Power the Nuvi off.  Remove the serial cable from the Nuvi,  Turn the Nuvi on.  
You should get a warning in the top right corner that has a circle/red x over a 
USB cable.  When you touch it you should get a message that 
says "Communications device is not responding. Please check connections".  If 
you are not getting this message the Nuvi does not know it is in Fleet 
Management mode.  Try resetting it to defaults (you will probably lose all your 
wapoints, etc.) and connect it back to the T2 and see if the T2 can get it into 
FM mode.  If you are not getting that message, afer connecting the T2, then the 
two units are communicating at some level.  Then the trick will be to see if 
the T2 is not sending the data or the Nuvi is not receiving it.
 

--- On Wed, 10/7/09, Teddy Banks <[email protected]> wrote:


From: Teddy Banks <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [tracker2] T2-135 and Garmin Nuvi 350
To: [email protected]
Date: Wednesday, October 7, 2009, 7:42 PM









Checked my settings, appear to be ok, Nuvi in not responding to anything sent 
to it now, was thinking might be a defective cable, since I don't have another, 
I can't check it, and it appears that Scott is sold out. 

----- Original Message ----- 
From: Al Waschka 
To: [email protected] 
Sent: Tuesday, October 06, 2009 9:21 PM
Subject: Re: [tracker2] T2-135 and Garmin Nuvi 350

  






I'm not sure what the response, if any to  "--xxx" messages is, as your post is 
not clear.  Do you get responses to "--xxx" commands, or not?
 
If not, then either the physical layer link is broken between the T2 and the 
nuvi, the T2 is not receiving or responding to commands, or the Nuvi is not 
sending commands or receiving responses.  Clear all or some of the waypoints 
out of the Nuvi (pick local digis or things you know will get updated and see 
if they come back.  That will establish whether the physical link is working or 
not.
 
If you are getting responses to "--xxx" commands, or if the waypoints are 
getting restored, then either the Nuvi is not sending commands or receiving 
responses or the T2 is not receiving the commands or sending responses..
 
Make sure the port you are using on the T2 is still set to "Garmin".  To do 
this you may have to put a PC on the other port.  Since the cable is made for 
port 1 and the default for Port 2 is "Flow" if you didn't change port 2 to 
"Auto" you may not be able to communicate with the T2 using a PC without 
resetting the T2 to defaults.  I haven't had mine long enough to know how to 
tell you to do that.
 
It may still come down to putting another RS-232 terminal on the line to the 
Nuvi from the T2 to verify that it is sending the messages in proper format.
 
Good luck,
 
Al K5TAN

--- On Tue, 10/6/09, tbanks204 <tbanks...@embarqmai l.com> wrote:


From: tbanks204 <tbanks...@embarqmai l.com>
Subject: [tracker2] T2-135 and Garmin Nuvi 350
To: track...@yahoogroup s.com
Date: Tuesday, October 6, 2009, 9:32 PM


My Nuvi appears to have developed a problem receving messages, it was working 
ok, but now when I send a test message to it, nothing is received, and when I 
use the --Version test, it will only receive it when I reboot the Nuvi, it 
appears to be showing other stations on the map, I have sent some test messages 
to KC0WNY-15, it does not receive them , any thoughts on what the matter is? 



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