BB880 operation with Garmin Sat Nav software

Hi
I have purchased Garmin firmware to run on my BB8800 which is on the Vodafone network. The Garmin software installed without problems but when I try to operate it the Garmin software wants to connect to a server to download config settings and for me to provide an activation code. The device will not connect and comes up with an error saying network connection unavailable. Otherwise all mail and internet connections are operating without problems.
I spoke to Garmin who say as far as they are concerned the software works on a BB8800 on Vodafone and Vodafone say as it's not their product so they can't help.
Can anyone advise what might be causing the problem?
thanks

Hi
Here is a detailed list of the problem which may help to explain better.
I purchased Garmin for Blackberry 8800, operator Vodafone from the Garmin website
I have installed the Garmin software successfully on my BB via the link.
When I select the "Garmin Mobile EU" Icon on the Blackberry to run the Garmin software the following happens
I can see the garmin logo then the message appears "Welcome to Garmin Mobile. Please select continue to retrieve application settings from the server".
I select "Continue"
I then get a message which says "Network Connection Unavailable. Please try again later. If this problem persists, please contact the service provider. (Code:405-070)
I phoned Vodafone and they would not help me as it's not their product. They suggested that it's something to do with Enterprise activation?? but did advise that my phone is fully enabled.
Other wise all functions are fine, email, web browsing - it's definetly is connected to the network.
I have an activation code, my phones connected to the Vodafone network, by for some strange reason when I selects the Garmin Icon on the BB is believes that it can't connect to the Network.
Thanks

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