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I jut found this thread via google groups, did you ever get your Garmin
to work with the D200? I have been having the same problem but with a
Garmin eTrex. The MC35 has been tested by Nikon, I have tried two other
D200s and a D2x which also don't work. This leads me to the conclusion
that there is something about the eTrex that is not quite right.
--
Patrick pat102345 at aim dot com
> I jut found this thread via google groups, did you ever get your Garmin
> to work with the D200? I have been having the same problem but with a
> Garmin eTrex. The MC35 has been tested by Nikon, I have tried two other
> D200s and a D2x which also don't work. This leads me to the conclusion
> that there is something about the eTrex that is not quite right.
> to work with the D200? I have been having the same problem but with a
> Garmin eTrex. The MC35 has been tested by Nikon, I have tried two other
> D200s and a D2x which also don't work. This leads me to the conclusion
> that there is something about the eTrex that is not quite right.
be sure the etrex is set to the nmea protocol.
>
>> I jut found this thread via google groups, did you ever get your Garmin
>> to work with the D200? I have been having the same problem but with a
>> Garmin eTrex. The MC35 has been tested by Nikon, I have tried two other
>> D200s and a D2x which also don't work. This leads me to the conclusion
>> that there is something about the eTrex that is not quite right.
>> to work with the D200? I have been having the same problem but with a
>> Garmin eTrex. The MC35 has been tested by Nikon, I have tried two other
>> D200s and a D2x which also don't work. This leads me to the conclusion
>> that there is something about the eTrex that is not quite right.
>
> be sure the etrex is set to the nmea protocol.
> be sure the etrex is set to the nmea protocol.
Yep, done that
--
Patrick pat102345 at aim dot com
Patrick wrote:
> > I'm having trouble getting my Garmin 76C and Nikon D200 to work together.
> > I have the Nikon MC-35 adapter cable which I have connected to a Garmin
> > power/data combo cable but the GPS is not recognized by the camera.
> > What I know:
> > The camera recognizes a Megellan SporTrak and records the position in
> > the photo fine.
> > The Garmin cable works in a serial connection to a PC using GPS Utility
> > software.
> > Firmware D200 2.00 both A and B
> > 76C 4.10
> > Has anyone been able to get these two to work together?
> > I have the Nikon MC-35 adapter cable which I have connected to a Garmin
> > power/data combo cable but the GPS is not recognized by the camera.
> > What I know:
> > The camera recognizes a Megellan SporTrak and records the position in
> > the photo fine.
> > The Garmin cable works in a serial connection to a PC using GPS Utility
> > software.
> > Firmware D200 2.00 both A and B
> > 76C 4.10
> > Has anyone been able to get these two to work together?
> I jut found this thread via google groups, did you ever get your Garmin
> to work with the D200? I have been having the same problem but with a
> Garmin eTrex. The MC35 has been tested by Nikon, I have tried two other
> D200s and a D2x which also don't work. This leads me to the conclusion
> that there is something about the eTrex that is not quite right.
> --
> Patrick pat102345 at aim dot com
We have a monochrome 76 and it works. You must have locks in the GPS
> to work with the D200? I have been having the same problem but with a
> Garmin eTrex. The MC35 has been tested by Nikon, I have tried two other
> D200s and a D2x which also don't work. This leads me to the conclusion
> that there is something about the eTrex that is not quite right.
> --
> Patrick pat102345 at aim dot com
before Nikon can accept it. (GPS symbol flashing without lock, solid if
lock acquired) In fact if the GPS symbol is flashing it indicates that
the connection between the camera and GPS is valid.
I have no doubt all all Garmin GPS will work. Though we still have yet
to test some of the GPS (Garmin/Magellan/Lowrance) we have.
Nikon Do not put them as compatible only because they have not tested
many GPS.
We are in the process of making these GPS cables for connecting Nikon
D2x/D2xs/D2Hs/D200:
http://pc-mobile.net/nikongps.htm
PS connection solutions for Nikon DSLR D2X/D2Xs/D2Hs/D200 has just
started production of a vareity of connectors that replace the Nikon
MC-35 that interface with a variety of GPS units.
http://pc-mobile.net/nikongps.htm
For $73 I orded a cable for my Nikon D200 to Geko 201. Built in
interface and connections. Price included extra cable release and
postage.
Give it a look. The Garmin 76C unit has been tested and has a cable
(GRGND).
Ed Oest
Patrick wrote:
> > I'm having trouble getting my Garmin 76C and Nikon D200 to work together.
> > I have the Nikon MC-35 adapter cable which I have connected to a Garmin
> > power/data combo cable but the GPS is not recognized by the camera.
> > What I know:
> > The camera recognizes a Megellan SporTrak and records the position in
> > the photo fine.
> > The Garmin cable works in a serial connection to a PC using GPS Utility
> > software.
> > Firmware D200 2.00 both A and B
> > 76C 4.10
> > Has anyone been able to get these two to work together?
> > I have the Nikon MC-35 adapter cable which I have connected to a Garmin
> > power/data combo cable but the GPS is not recognized by the camera.
> > What I know:
> > The camera recognizes a Megellan SporTrak and records the position in
> > the photo fine.
> > The Garmin cable works in a serial connection to a PC using GPS Utility
> > software.
> > Firmware D200 2.00 both A and B
> > 76C 4.10
> > Has anyone been able to get these two to work together?
> I jut found this thread via google groups, did you ever get your Garmin
> to work with the D200? I have been having the same problem but with a
> Garmin eTrex. The MC35 has been tested by Nikon, I have tried two other
> D200s and a D2x which also don't work. This leads me to the conclusion
> that there is something about the eTrex that is not quite right.
>
>
> --
> Patrick pat102345 at aim dot com
> to work with the D200? I have been having the same problem but with a
> Garmin eTrex. The MC35 has been tested by Nikon, I have tried two other
> D200s and a D2x which also don't work. This leads me to the conclusion
> that there is something about the eTrex that is not quite right.
>
>
> --
> Patrick pat102345 at aim dot com
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>
> I have the Nikon MC-35 adapter cable which I have connected to a Garmin
> power/data combo cable but the GPS is not recognized by the camera.
>
> What I know:
>
> The camera recognizes a Megellan SporTrak and records the position in
> the photo fine.
>
> The Garmin cable works in a serial connection to a PC using GPS Utility
> software.
>
> Firmware D200 2.00 both A and B
> 76C 4.10
>
> Has anyone been able to get these two to work together?