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- Your device doesn’t have the storage capacity to transfer updates, hence the need for an external memory. The SD card goes into the appropriate space provided on the Rand McNally GPS navigator. Click on “updates”, which will initiate the transfer procedure. Once the download is complicated, install the Updates onto your device.
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If you already have a Rand Tablet and are looking to update your maps: Head to the ‘Map and Software Updates‘ section in the Rand McNally Support Center. Select your device from the drop down for update instructions.
If map updates are available for the TND 740 Truck GPS then you will get a message on the screen. Update the maps and your device will be ready to use. Similarly you might go through Rand Mcnally tnd 730 update issue then you can go through the page to get help.
I have a TND 740 GPS and it seems that the update server it connects to is down. At first I thought it was my mobile hotspot but it seems to give me the same error on my home wifi. Can anyone else with a TND GPS connect for an update check?
Jul 20, 2015 · Yesterday my 740 worked fine. Today, I can't get past the red truck GPS splash screen that you get when you try to go to maps or destinations or settings when you first turn the unit on.
Oct 25, 2021 · The powerful upgrade, which involves a full map update and extensive improvements to the routing and interface, will be available for all latest model Rand McNally TND ™ and OverDryve ®...
May 25, 2021 · Compounding the alleged TND 730 and 740 failures is the fact that Rand McNally, according to the lawsuit, has failed to provide “lifetime” map updates despite expressly promising on the products’ packaging that truckers would receive updates for “as long as they own” the devices.
A proposed class action claims Rand McNally has sold defective truck navigation devices that display “wildly inaccurate” GPS information, and that the manufacturer has compounded the issue by failing to provide “lifetime” map updates as promised.
