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11:01 am
November 10, 2011
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I had such a problem in the Triton 500.
In the eXplorist 310 V-1.12 and later, symbols coincide with VantagePoint. I have not checked all the symbols of waypoints. Those that I need exactly the same.
For Triton I did table of correspondence. I can check Explorist.
It would be good not just add new symbols, but also be able to delete unwanted ones.
3:26 am
December 21, 2010
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I have been unable to find anything on the x10 that corresponds to the Vantage Point graphics. At present we are limited to the predefined set only, but it would be nice if custom images could also be defined.
10:54 am
November 10, 2011
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I was told that it was impossible to get PointPaste page in English. Please check it out.
I can choose any language.
9:21 am
November 10, 2011
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Charles wrote:
Finding the available symbol names is more complicated. Vantage Point contains whole series of predefined waypoint graphics, which are presumably available on the x10, but there does not seem to be any documentation.
The list of available point markers in the file c:Program FilesMagellan VantagePointMediaWaypoints32x32Order.txt
If the name is not specified, will use marker "Flag Orange".
The new version PointPaste(V2.9), you can choose from a list of markers. Names of markers are stored in sections [Markers] file PointPaste.ini. You can delete unnecessary lines.
11:11 pm
March 18, 2010
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Yes, Charles, it does help! Thanks.
geocaching name: cindy&randy
I (Randy) am the guy, and therefore entitled to hold and control the TV remote and of course the GPSr.
1:27 am
December 21, 2010
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The
In English, this means that each waypoint specification must be in the form:
Note that for each tag there is a matching end tag that includes a slash although additional elements may be nested within it. In this case, there is a tag at the end of the waypoint specification.
Finding the available symbol names is more complicated. Vantage Point contains whole series of predefined waypoint graphics, which are presumably available on the x10, but there does not seem to be any documentation. It is probably possible to add custom graphics, but I have never attempted to do this.
Hope this helps.
8:45 pm
March 18, 2010
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Paganel wrote:
The easiest way - Microsoft Notepad.
Take any file with the waypoints. Open it with notepad. Remove all unnecessary, so it remains like this:
Waypoint Name
Flag Orange
Copy as many fragments
- as you need. Fill in each position and the point name. Coordinates must be in degrees.Connect the navigator. Create a folder in it, for example, the "Import" and put the file there.
Find the menu ehplorist "Import" and open this file.
Paganel,
Like this? :
VantagePoint, nor my eXploristGC, do not recognize it as a valid waypoint file. How can I fix it?
What I am trying to do is create a breadcrumb trail, not as a track or a route, but just a series of points on my map. What symbol do you recommend that is just a small dot?
geocaching name: cindy&randy
I (Randy) am the guy, and therefore entitled to hold and control the TV remote and of course the GPSr.
5:50 pm
November 10, 2011
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As I promised, new version of the program writes coordinates as waypoints to GPX files and KML. Besides, she knows how much remains.
If the program will display strange words (Not English) - let me know. I will correct it.
1:18 pm
August 27, 2011
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Thanks for all the tip, I will try it and then come back if have any problem 🙂
4:08 pm
November 10, 2011
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Draky wrote:
VP : I tried once, but it seemed too confusing and too heavy for my simple usage 🙂
The easiest way - Microsoft Notepad.
Take any file with the waypoints. Open it with notepad. Remove all unnecessary, so it remains like this:
Copy as many fragments
Connect the navigator. Create a folder in it, for example, the "Import" and put the file there.
Find the menu ehplorist "Import" and open this file.
I can write a special program that it is even easier.
10:43 pm
August 27, 2011
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Thx Graham 🙂
VP : I tried once, but it seemed too confusing and too heavy for my simple usage 🙂
12:13 pm
November 10, 2011
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Draky wrote:
Or is there any possibility to use other software or website to enter coordinates and then put them into the 510?
For eXplorist has a program VantagePoint. You do not use it? VP is designed for this purpose.
10:57 am
March 19, 2011
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You can enter Geocaches but the process is designed for inputting the details for a new Geocache.
If you just want to load coordinates to then set a goto, use add Waypoint. Bring up the menu, bottom left botton, then press Waypoints. Then press menu options, bottom right corner, then press Add Waypoint, then press Coordinates, and then press the displayed coordinates, then the particular coordinates you would like to change and enter the new coordinates. Then press the back arrow, left corner, then press Next, then press Save button, in the middle at the bottom of the screen.
You can change the name of the waypoint by pressing the name at the top of screen.
Graham.
9:37 am
August 27, 2011
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Hello
I have an Explorist 510 and I want to know if it is possible to enter coordinates directly, without connecting it to geocaching.com and download a file with cache informations.
Because sometimes, I want to go to xxxx - xxx
Or is there any possibility to use other software or website to enter coordinates and then put them into the 510 ?
Thanks in advance 🙂
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