Quote Originally Posted by bottoni View Post
How do I check the P / N PCB in the firmware and hardware?

Do I use the GarminDevice.xml file?
No, the GarminDevice.xml file will not disclose the PCB P/N. On the hardware itself, you can check it in the device's Version Information page in the hidden inventory behind Battery Symbol. Hold for ~6 seconds then when "SW Ver" screen shows keep pressing 'Next'/(just press lower RH corner if 'next' doesn't show on subsequent pages) until you see the screen headed "Version Information" with PCB P/N at the top. Some devices can press 'Back' rather than 'Next' to get to it quicker. To find in firmware, look for "1*0*5*-" in a hex reader program, read the link i directed you to previously in [Only registered and activated users can see links. ].

Quote Originally Posted by bottoni View Post
thanks

Would this procedure be valid for all Garmins?
In most, yes it will work like shown in that video linked in Post #60 for nuvi 255W. Some older car devices and some non-automotive devices it won't work at all. Some like nuvi 300/600 series you hold the clock instead of the battery.

Quote Originally Posted by clayer View Post
Tried to convert nuvi 2460 to Dezl 560
All ok, but it detects as Dezl 2460, but i need dezl 560
(I flashed use updater.exe dezl 560 3.90 FW HWID were 1269.

How i can get dezl 560?
You can't without doing some serious firmware modification. Maybe someone knows but i don't and also doubt it's worth the effort anyway even if it's even possible. That start-screen bug is pointed out in the initial post. It doesn't affect the actual usability of the converted device whether as hybrid or complete conversion.