- GARMIN BASECAMP TRIP PLANNER SOFTWARE
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gpx file you have exported from OptimoRoute™ to a Garmin device please follow the instructions bellow.
GARMIN BASECAMP TRIP PLANNER DOWNLOAD
You don't want to do the entire trip as one plan.To download the routes as files ready to be uploaded to a navigation device like Garmin, TomTom or Navigon, click on the Share Routes button, select Download to GPS and then choose the desired format.Ĭheck your User Guide or with your manufacturer if your device supports file uploading and multi-stop routes. In other words the first pair is Home to Wichita, then Wichita to Albuquerque and so on. If you try to do this in Trip Planner, from my limited experience you would do it by city pairs. As the entire route is entered as a whole, if you extend a day's travel by traveling either more or less distance than trip planner allocated, the route doesn't care where the trip planner itinerary would be messed up because it couldn't handle the change on the fly. Once the start and end are set, you can add the waypoints in the order needed and then transfer the entire route to your 765.
I use the routing tool in that I enter my starting point and end point then add stops/waypoints as needed to build the route.
GARMIN BASECAMP TRIP PLANNER SOFTWARE
Now, that being said, it may be possible to modify a trip, but by then I'm so frustrated with the software I won't investigate further. Trip planner works on segments in that the trip is broken into segments and you can't modify a segment once Trip Planner has made up its route and distances to be covered. If you want to go further than what is set in trip planner then it fails because you can't easily adapt the routing/stopping points on the fly. It starts out asking you to first enter the number of driving hours per day and length (in days) of your trip and then assigns a distance for each day's travel based on distance and the number of days allotted. My biggest issue with BaseCamp's Trip Planner is that it is not flexible for the way I travel. You could try doing this using a single route but you'd have to careful to enter the cities in the right order to keep the Nuvi from routing you to, say, Fargo before Spokane. Once you have the 2 routes created you just need to load the one required (to Spokane or from Spokane) and use it on a daily basis to take you from your starting location on that day to the next place in the route. Use Where To - Home, then Where To - Cities - Fargo - Add to Current Route. The second route would be for your return trip home. Repeat these steps for Albuquerque, and then Wichita, in that order. That would be Where To - Cities - Spokane - OK, then Where To - Cities - Las Vegas - Ok - Add to current Route. The first would be from your home to Spokane. If you want to create an actual route one way would be to create 2 routes.
GARMIN BASECAMP TRIP PLANNER SERIES
If your just dealing with a series of cities you could easily create the route right on the Nuvi (although I agree with jgermann that you could just start off each day by picking Where To? - Cities - and enter the city you want to go to next from your starting location). How do I create a trip plan for this route? I do not know which day I would be at each city
I also have specific cities I want to visit on the way. I have a series of cities I want to visit across the US. I'd just create the Trip in Basecamp in the first place. On the other hand if you want to create a route in Basecamp and, for some reason, create a Trip in Basecamp from that route, I have no idea if that can be done.
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