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I have two 390s and one 395 but no 396. The 390 and 395 work quite differently at least the user interfaces are different. Both have the point skip feature but you have to enable it. on the 395 you start by touching the wrench symbol then change route then the option of skipping either the next &quo...

the problem described in the original post has happened to me a few times with my 395 but I believe they have been due to my lack of care in setting the waypoint (or via point, I'm no loger sure of the proper term after readsing this thread, and I use Mapsource to makae routes. However I wanted to m...

Thanks for the reply. Physically they seem to be identical on the outside but they could be internally different.

Thanks for the reply.

If I put the gcd file from my Zumo 390 in the .system file of my 395 will the 395 function like the 390?
Thanks

Thanks for the quick and comprehensive reply! The problem was the MTP setting. Lol, did you get it changed to mass storage? Speaking of which. On my 396, after setting it to mass storage, when I plug it in to PC I get a notice of switching to mass storage, I've got 20 seconds to hit cancel. On my f...

Thanks for the quick and comprehensive reply! The problem was the MTP setting.

mpenner wrote: ↑Fri May 01, 2020 1:28 pm JaVaWa device manager is very handy for exactly what you are try to do


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I have JaVaWa device manager. It sees my Zumo 390 and Etrex but it cannot see the Zumo 395.
Also, the 395 is invisvble to Mapsource.

sussamb wrote: ↑Fri May 01, 2020 6:17 am Also need to set to show system files, the folder you're not seeing contains the large map files etc, it's named .system

I have set my folder options to show system files but do not see the .system folder or any img files.
I can see these on my Zumo 390.

I just bought a refurbed 395 and am seeing this thread for the first time. I have not used the 395 yet but have used two 390s for a few years. One of the 390s has always had the lost power problem. I have come up with a fix that works 90% of the time. A simple piece of electrical tape on the bottom ...