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PC | Drivers for use with USB equipped GPS receivers Garmin provides several software applications and utilities for interfacing between your computer and your Garmin handheld navigation device. With the right software, this process can be highly automated and greatly simplified, allowing us to proceed with our next adventure all the sooner! While our Garmin GPSr is primarily used outdoors, some of our time will be spent indoors, under cover, harvesting memories to share with our friends and families while preparing for the new ones ahead. We must extract all records of where we were, when we were there, how we got there, what we saw, places to remember and other useful information collected along the way. Garmin GPSr in hand, we must first load it with maps, tracks, routes, waypoints, POI's, and various other files pertinent to our planned expedition.Īfter we return from our journey with our GPSr still in hand, Online: Facebook: Instagram: we go running off into the wild with our trusty Weird but that's how I have to do it to work. So i'm wondering if the guy above is having the same prob as me. My Mapsource just won't take the direct gpx file saved from Supermap is what I'm saying here. converts the supermap gpx to a new gpx waypoint file for me to use. When I save in Mapsource, *then* I get the GDB to put on the Garmin. Otherwise I get an error message like the guy above. What I'm talking about is when I download files directly from Supermap onto my computer then try to open into Mapsoure to edit, rename, etc., I have to re-gpx it to even open into Mapsource. I'd still have to convert it one way or the other. You & Dave go about getting the GDB in a diff way than me, but thats okay.more than 1 way to cook a fish. I don't load files to the sd card w/o first view & save thru mapsource. If you want to change the name, do it in Mapsourse before importing (transfering) into your unit. I've got at least 8 or 9 seperate filenames, and database names I use depending on what type fishing, and what location, I plan on being in.ĭave, Garmin is pretty flexable whith the charceters used in a name. 'Device' being your SD card.īlueyes, gdb is a Garmin propriortary database. Instead, use the Transfer-Receive from/to device routien. Rabrador, DO NOT download, or do a save as to get your numbers into Mapsourse, or Homeport. It will sink itself to your specific unit. If you get down to around the Wilmington area, I will do all this for you, (or anybody that needs help).Īnother option would be to tell me which, or all waypoints you want out of Supermap, and I can pull them, convert them to a Garmin format, and load onto a SD card and mail to you.Īnother 'trick' is to always put your new, blank SD card into your unit and turn it on before loading anything on to it. It is free as a download, and the best I've found.Īlso, if you have it, Mapsourse Trips and waypoint manager is much easier and better to work with than Homeport. They have to be converted to a gdb file format. Gpx is a universal file format, and Garmin software won't recoganise them.