Garmin GTM 10 Owner's Manual - Page 7

Step 4: Route the Mini-USB Cable Route the mini-USB cable from behind the radio on the passenger's side of the vehicle. If possible, thread the cable through an existing opening in the glove box or trim panel. Thread enough cable through the opening to reach the GPS device. Do not cut the mini-USB cable. Step 5: Test the GTM 10 Observe the LED: Service reception is indicated by the Green solid light, which may take up to five minutes to appear for initial data acquisition. Yellow dot-dash flashes: determining which country you are currently in. Yellow solid light: searching table for active entry or scanning for new TMC FM stations Red solid light: momentary sync loss. Green solid light: normal traffic data. Verify Signal Strength: If you are inside a garage where radio signals cannot be received, you may need to take the vehicle outside. Verify that you are in a service area: Check for service from the pay service or free services. GTM™ 10 Owner's Manual Check the Map: Check the map on the GPS device for traffic alerts. Refer to the owner's manual. If these tests fail, either you are not in a service area, the purchased subscription needs to be activated, or the installation might be faulty. Step 6: Mount the GTM 10 If possible, mount the GTM 10 so you can see the LED. 1. Mount the GTM 10 in one of the following ways: • Attach with foam tape: clean and dry a flat surface behind the dashboard. Remove the backing from the foam tape and attach the GTM 10 to the flat surface. • Hang freely: bind up any slack cable from the mini-USB cable with a wire tie and let the GTM 10 hang freely behind the radio. 2. Check that all cables and the GTM 10 are secure and not obstructed. 3. Replace all parts of the dashboard to their original locations. 4. Repeat the testing as described in Step 5. 5