Navman icn 610 power help

corsa · Occasional Visitor Joined: Nov 10, 2005 Posts: 1

Hello everybody, i had this unit given to me but with no power adaptor.

I do have a variable power adaptor but would like to know what to set it to to see if the thing is working.

I have the following settings on the plug.

0
3
4.5
6
7.5
9
12

Your assistance is greatly appreciated.

Davie

chas921 · Regular Visitor Joined: Nov 05, 2005 Posts: 98

HI`m looking into the same area................I`m after a portable power supply? or just a power pack to set up routes prior to leaving the house instead of sitting in the car!...The portable 12 volt supply would allow full portability at destination in a new City foe example?

As the car accessory is generally 12 volt negative earth on cars in the uk.I would start at the 12 volt setting 1st.

Chas

chas921 · Regular Visitor Joined: Nov 05, 2005 Posts: 98

HI`m looking into the same area................I`m after a portable power supply? or just a power pack to set up routes prior to leaving the house instead of sitting in the car!...The portable 12 volt supply would allow full portability at destination in a new City for example?

As the car accessory is generally 12 volt negative earth on cars in the uk.I would start at the 12 volt setting 1st.

Chas

chas921 · Regular Visitor Joined: Nov 05, 2005 Posts: 98

*CAUTION*

The car Adaptor supplied with the iCN610 has a nominal 12V DC INPUT and 5.0V DC, 1.0A OUTPUT..........fitted with 2A fuse. SO DONT BE LOOKING AT LOADING 12 VOLTS THROUGH THE RIG WITH AN INDOOR POWER ADAPTOR Sad

as I have mentioned in my other reply??
The green led on the power adaptor turns red/orange when the iCN610 is powered on and shows 5.29V and shows 5,29V with engine running.

ohreally · Occasional Visitor Joined: Oct 30, 2005 Posts: 10

The power requirement is 5V-2.3A. I built a power supply to use outdoors away from the car and your biggest problem may be finding an appropriate plug as it's a funny size.

chas921 · Regular Visitor Joined: Nov 05, 2005 Posts: 98

There is some info at this link ref the default power lead supplied with the iCN610, should you have one!
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Take care, keep your eyes on the road, not the navigator?

chas

chas921 · Regular Visitor Joined: Nov 05, 2005 Posts: 98

still does`nt let me re-edit......I should review more often??

My last text reads.......There is some info at this link ref the default power lead supplied with the iCN610, should you have one!

It should read......

There is some info in (Post Subject RE: Speed camera`s dont work on 610?????) ref the default power lead supplied with the iCN610, should you have one/buy one?
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Device:TOMTOM START 52 & SNOOPER 3ZERO

Take care, keep your eyes on the road, not the navigator?

chas

Andycambs · Regular Visitor Joined: Jan 02, 2005 Posts: 68

You can buy a mains adaptor for the ICN 610. I've got one, and use it in the house when setting the route before going outside to the car - much warmer!

BlazingPenguin · Occasional Visitor Joined: Jan 10, 2006 Posts: 3

My unit didnt have a mains, a DIY socket did the trick and Ithink yu can get factory made ones from Maplins or whatever!
12v Centre positive for wiring the thing up, I had what looked like a unit that would have done the job but no power, it 'had' power but wouldt turn the unit on for some reason, current tranny is ex-mobile phone into a home made socket...simple!...Like moi! :P

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