#GARMIN MOBILE XT JAVA FULL#
#GARMIN MOBILE XT JAVA ANDROID#
#GARMIN MOBILE XT JAVA SOFTWARE#

So, I still have to play with things a bit to clean it up, but I'll take it and appreciate your help. I say mostly because the device still didn't announce the waypoints (when the track was routed to them or a custom voice cue was built for it), used only one standard blue flag icon for all waypoints, and also turned every cue into a waypoint.

#GARMIN MOBILE XT JAVA FULL#

I was able to load waypoints and, when saved as a trip, convert to full turn-by-turn. It also really only takes a couple of minutes tops.Ĭlick to expand.Thank you, TripleThreat719. You still have to go into the tracks one at a time on the XT and make the visible on the map, but it all works. Tracks, with waypoints with the correct icons are sent to your XT Next time your phone and your Zumo XT are together and on, Garmin Drive will ask if you want to send the track to your connected Garmin Deviceīoom. The GPX file will then appear in the Explore app in the Library Open the GPX file on your phone and then click on the Share Icon in the lower left corner and then in the second row of icons that shows up under your recent contacts, scroll all the way to the right to MOREĬlick on MORE and then scroll and find the Garmin Explore App and click on it.

#GARMIN MOBILE XT JAVA SOFTWARE#

Solution was to download Garmin Drive, and Garmin Explore Apps on my iPhone.Ĭreate the track in basecamp, or any other mapping software you like.Įxport the GPX file and text it or email it to yourself. Had the same issue with Waypoints not showing on the map when uploading a GPX file from basecamp. Promise, I have and have been trying many different things over the last several hours. So, by 'waypoint,' I mean a gas station or restaurant we plan to stop at as a group.) I sincerely appreciate any and all help and anyone who goes above and beyond telling me to use the search function. So, in a nutshell, I'm wondering how do I import or transfer a track without losing the waypoints? (And I recognize that I may not be using the right vernacular in Garmin language. But in either scenario, all waypoints are stripped out. Opening the GPX file as an email attachment from my iPhone with the Garmin Drive app. Importing into Basecamp (where I can see the waypoints listed on left under 'My Collections'), but not included on the map) and then transferring, or 2. I've figured out two ways to export the GPX as a track-both pretty tedious: 1. (I've come to learn that Garmin doesn't love Macs.) When I export a GPX file from either program for use with the Zumo XT, all waypoints or cues are stripped out. I'm wondering if anyone can help me figure out something relatively basic. Most frequently, I use Ride With GPS and Rever, and am currently subscribed to both.

But I'm reasonably tech savvy and also pretty familiar with several different GPS/tracking apps. I've never owned a standalone motorcycle GPS unit, or any GPS unit of any kind, for that matter.

I'll say right off the bat-I'm a complete Garmin noob. After reading through much of this thread and having a couple of general features questions answered, I put some Christmas gift cards to use and picked up a Zumo XT. You'd think Garmin would have the sense to at least put an icon on the track list to indicate the track was being shown on the map.

#GARMIN MOBILE XT JAVA ANDROID#

Other Garmin GPS's allow you to select the track on the map to find its track name, and android apps (Locus Map, OsmAnd+) make it trivial to manage tracks. Still, this would be a really stupid PITA! I'd have to change the track color back to a non-high contrast color when taking the track off the map. That would make it easy (er) to find the displayed tracks. It occurs to me that it might be possible to NOT use these high contrast colors when creating the tracks, then when showing the track on the map, set the track color to one of the high contrast colors. Most of my tracks end up being the 'Standard' option color. Unfortunately, I tend to use just a few colors, ones that stand out on the map (e.g., red, yellow, magenta), with each color representing standard, easy, hard, and connector options. Click to expand.Yes, I noticed the track color feature in the track list.

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