This is helpful - thanks.

@@triplem9805 Anytime.

Anytime Jack. Best wishes.

That's great to hear. Thanks.

Anytime Stephen. Thanks for the feedback.

Thanks Tankwa. Great feedback.

Great to hear Pano. Best wishes.

Anytime Andy. Great to hear it was useful.

Anytime David. Thanks for the feedback.

Anytime Rene. Thanks for the feedback.

Anytime Earl. Thanks for the feedback.

Anytime Jerome. Thank you for the feedback.

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Thanks Stan. Great feedback and the bonus is appreciated.

Anytime. Thanks for the feedback.

Thanks Nev. I appreciate it. I'll grab a six pack at Lidl today.

Anytime MJL. Thanks for the feedback.

Thanks

Anytime Bill. Best Wishes.

Thanks for the feedback Peter. Best wishes.

Thanks Kris. Great to hear you figured it out.

Thanks. Yeah I have ideas and plans for KZfaq. I still want to do a 590LM vs XT comparison but my job is quite demanding and I don't have the head space in my free time to do it properly.

@@JosephByrne thank you for the awesome quick response.....I totally understand ..... you have a made a top quality product for us I/we the watcher truly appreciate it.........one question please you use a gamin desktop cradle may I ask where did you purchase it from Garmin doesn't seem to have it now I'm on amazon. please and thank you.

@@cozydram1 That's just a friction mount with the car cradle attached to it. The car cradles all have a standard size socket joint on the back. Just pull it off whatever mount you were using and snap it into a friction mount. It takes a lot of force but I've never broken one so far.

So if you go off route the device will keep harassing you to get back onto the route. The best thing to do in that case is to stop the route, then ride off piste for a bit then when you want to get back on the route again, relaunch it and choose, "closest point of entry," as the start point. Saving routes to the SD card is easy, it appears in Basecamp as a location you can save to. I normally save to the decice though. You can absolutely create multiple custom routes with the same start end end points in Basecamp. Then you can do useful things like join them together in Basecamp to create a new combined route.

Yes. Right here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bNBngbqmubDYn2w.html

I think it might be a local issue. I have Basecamp on a Mac mini and a Macbook pro and the BaseCamp fonts are Arial on both.

Thanks for the feedback. With regards to resetting your device this should do the trick. Note: A master reset will erase your saved information and restore the device to the default factory settings. This will include all saved locations, trips, and tracks. Start with the device off and unplugged from power. To verify the device is powered off and not in standby mode, touch and hold down the power button until prompted to turn off the device.Touch and hold the lower right hand corner of the display portion of the touchscreen.Power on the device."System" will appear on the screen for approximately 30 secondsRemove your finger when the screen displays "Loading..."The device will automatically reset. Follow the on screen prompts to set your locale and then place your device in an area with a clear view of the sky until it acquires satellites.Although the master reset may erase all saved saved locations, any loaded custom points of interest will remain intact on the device.support.garmin.com/en-GB/?faq=5pkqQBOE9L4qzpvROpQ1R8

jobybyrne Many thanks it worked a treat I am so grateful for your help! I can now watch your video again & set up my device correctly !

I'll have to check. If you choose the 1st via point the device will try and navigate you back to the start but you can click, "Skip Via, on the device then you can continue the route from your current location. If you choose the end point it will either let you continue or navigate you directly to the end. I'll check on my device and post a comment.

Hi Elmari. I think that's just the system they came up with. It also helps when exporting because you can export everything in a particular list rather than a whole folder.

It doesn't work for all maps and applications devices sadly.

I've not come across that before. If you have Garmin Express installed and that connects to the Zumo sometimes that'll stop Basecamp connecting to the Zumo. So check that Garmin Express isn't running when you connect the Zumo.

Joseph Byrne. Many thanks for your reply. I have just tried force quitting express then connecting Zumo then opening Basecamp & couldn’t believe my eyes when the Zumo appeared! Ive spent all day watching your videos and have learned so much. Please accept a drink on me 🍻

@@neilw4881 Thanks Neil. Great result.

Hello again. I´ve already found the solution. First of all, one must to turn both routes into tracks, then join the tracks and then turn the tracks into a route. Done. Once again, congratulations on the work you have done.

Yes, if you don't cancel the route it'll pick up from where you left off. If you do cancel the route then when you want to get back on it choose the start point as the next destination, launch the route then choose *skip via point* on the device and it'll continue from where you are. If you've plotted multiple alerting via points then thses will all be selectable as the next destination when you re launch the route. Choose one you've just passed and then choose *skip via point* and it'll pick up the route from your current location. If you have a newer Garmin device then you can relaunch the route and choose *nearest entry point* and it'll bring you right back on to the route from the nearest point of entry.

@@JosephByrne Thanks Joseph. Easiest thing is not to cancel the route and just leave as is when turning the car off. There would be multiple via points along the routes I have plotted but all re non-alerting (apart from start and finish). Think I will have a test run! Many thanks again!

@@milesalexander4651 Anytime. Best wishes.

Alas. Do not seem to have the skip function on my old Garmin!

@@milesalexander4651 Oh no. It's usually on the context menu on the main map screen. If it's a really old Garmin device when you launch the route it'll say, *Navigate to start of route?* If you are half way around the route choose *no* then just drive back onto the route and it'll pick it up from where you got back on. That used to work on my old 550 from 2008.

So you can do this with the keyboard arrow keys but that can quickly become tedious if you are moving across a big section. You can also use a scroll wheel to zoom out (or pinch to zoom out I think) and that will help a bit. A smarter way is to switch to the hand tool and pan to where you need the next via point to go and then use the procedure at 36:04 to continue working on an existing route. If that doesn't work contact me using the email address in the about section of my channel and we'll set up a video call.

Hi Steve. It's all dependent on the map you use. I think City Navigator maps show some Topography. There are also dedicated topographic maps. The Zumo XT comes with one of those but I didn't use it in this video. I think it is more for off roading.

@@JosephByrne hmmmm I'm using city nav map from my Zumo XT - nothing but flat - however your video, around 54:30 shows some nice topographic shading/detail. Puzzling to me.

@@stevevaus9666 I see it now. I think I'm just zoomed in far enough for it to display. I'll have a look when I get home.

Are you connecting using a port replicator? Sometime the Zumo doesn't get on well with those. Otherwise try a different cable and also try a different machine to rule out the cable being the issue.

Hi Bunter. Unfortunately not all maps are supported for download.

@@JosephByrne thanks for the swift reply, montana has a genuine garmin topo 1:50 map installed

@@misterbunter yes it's known that it doesn't work for certain devices and certain maps.

That is strange. You can find my email address in the about section of the channel. Send me some screen shots and I'll take a look.

That sounds like a problem with the selected activity profile. Is it currently set to direct? That is the only profile that draws straight lines.

@@JosephByrne No, the driving activity profile is selected. The software is doing the same on all profiles. If I put down two via points it will draw a straight line out into somewhere that doesn't make sense. The straight line isn't even over the top of a road. I was curious after you mentioned direct profile so I selected direct and it actually doesn't have this behavior.

@@MrRedneckrider Find my email address in the about section of my channel and we can look at it over Skype.

@@JosephByrne Thank you for the advice! You are correct that the TOPO 100k map does not allow for auto-routing in Basecamp.

Thanks for the feedback. When I actually got into this properly I discovered more and more layers to the onion, hence the video is almost an hour long. I've created a video about how to plot a route in mymaps and navigate it on a Google Device. You can see that on my channel. The method still works as of today.

@@JosephByrne I'll check that out - but from your reply it sounds like it's not possible to transfer a MyMaps route to a Garmin device?

@@triplem9805 It's 100% possible. Get a look at the video and see.

@@JosephByrne I'll do that - as soon as I've finished trying my luck plotting an interesting bike route from south Devon to the Yorkshire Dales on Base Camp!

@@triplem9805 Sound. I can help if there are any issues.

This can happen because either a) you are using the *Direct* activity profile or more likely b) the map you are using is the *Global Map.* The Global map doesn't contain enough information to navigate. First things first check that you are using a driving activity profile (car or motorcycle), next click on the *maps* menu. If all you see is the Global Map then plug your device into the computer and wait for it to connect. Then click on the *maps* menu again and select the map that is on the device. It should be called City Navigator. Now when you start plotting routes they'll use the roads on the map. Just as an aside. Don't use "Thanks in advance." It comes across as presumptuous.

jobybyrne that’s very helpful. Thank you. I gave that a try and it worked perfectly. Thank you so much. :-)

@@izidave Excellent. It's great software once you get the hang of it.

Because I live in the UK so focused on there. You can zoom out and see the whole world but that's only suitable for aviation and sailing applications.

Joseph Byrne My bad I was referring to the zoomed out video very very hard to see what you were doing! Try zooming in so we can see what your clicking on! Thanks just a suggestion

@@Trackhoe075 So view in full screen then it'll be life size. I experimented with zooming but it was just distracting overall.

Ok.

@@JosephByrne Is there a way to do it on windows? MOTO GURU!

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