how do I import a route into my Zumo from Harley trip planner
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The Harley trip planner has the ability to sync with GPS. Connect your Zumo up to the computer. Assuming you have Communicator (comes with the unit), it will automatically recognize your unit and download the file. Be careful the Zumo doesn't have a lot of memory and too many way-points or destinations will overload it.
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Never used Harley trip planner but if it works similar to MapSource you should be able to "export" from the software and if 550 is connected to PC software will find it and export it to that unit. Sorry I was not more help
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I have the same question. The road that shows on the menu bar is the next street you will be turning on. How can you get it to display the street you are presently on?
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Garmin claims that you can import a route from MapQuest into the 760lmt. However, I tried it and it didn't work well at all. I suggest that you call Garmin technical support and ask them; however, be informed that my experiences with their technical support have not been positive. It's possible that I just got poor representatives but I doubt it. My suggestion is that you have a paper backup with you at all times and take control of your route yourself. The 760 unit is one of Garmin's newest and best units, but it isn't very flexible. Good luck -
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Check out the "zumo". It is a Nuvi-like product line from Garmin specifically for motorcycles.
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Yes, definitely. I've downloaded numerous tracks and uploaded routes routes and waypoints from the Garmin app BaseCamp.
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Captain, I believe that you can use it anywhere in the world outdoors to record the route where you have been and download to the Garmin Connect web site. Garmin Connect plots your route on a Google map, and Google has at least aerial maps of Korea. The only problem is that the Garmin web site does not sell any South Korea maps for installation in the device, which may or may not concern you if you do not want to use it as a navigation device. Maybe you can confirm my answers from Garmin Support at 1-800-800-1020 (number on their web site). I really like my Garmin 800.
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You have to use Garmin's Virb software and import the videos using their program. After doing so, you can click the + to Create Video, then drag your clip into the timeline (right above your list of video thumbnails). By default, you'll see Garmin's data "widgets" and when you play the video, you'll see the data update based on the Virb's data it collected. You and add/remove/move widgets to your like as well.
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Seems to depend on which app you are using. Try " MapFactor Navigator " free edition by TomTom loads to SD card, Map and App updates are free every month, works for me. Also can buy TomTom maps for any country.
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I find the 1450 frustrating to set up routes the way I want them. They should at least include MapSource with it. Hopefully I will find a solution...
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You need to do your starting and end points, then go into the map and find one of your mid points, and use the menu at the bottom to "Add Via".
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Can I program the unit so that it will follow stops that I have designated along the way and also will I be able to modify the path to my liking?
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It does not have a built in navigation system. I believe you need a iPhone with a app called waze and a special iPhone cable.
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It will come with a link to a website that has the directions for your specific vehicle
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From the Garmin site for this product:zūmo 390LMPreloaded City Navigator® NT North America (U.S., Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands and Bahamas)Lifetime maps (indicated by "LM" after model number on the box)Motorcycle mount with power cable and mounting hardwareAutomotive suction cup mountAutomotive power cableUSB cableQuick start manual
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I was surprised when I got this that it didn't tell you how in the manual. The way I turned it on is to change your profile. Go to the tools (wrench and screwdriver at the bottom of the screen) and select profiles. If you select "vehicle" it will give you directions when you input a destination. At least mine did when I told it to go to a geocache. As for your maps, I have both selected. World maps and Detailed. The detailed is the summit and city series, so I would bet it would have to be checked to enable the turn by turn. Good luck.
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Yes you can plan multiple routes. The included navigation software is very mature and full-featured. It is the same software used by most of the world's auto makers in their in-dash navigation units. The included suction mount has never fallen off in the car, but I would never recommend using any suction mount on a motorcycle windshield. The included handlebar mount works fine or you can do what I did, replace the ball with a 1" RAM ball (standard AMPS pattern) and use a RAM mount.
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There is a feature that is called "Multi-stop". You can put in your first destination and then ask it to find gas stations or campgrounds on MY ROUTE and then save them as a VIA. It's not overly easy to use, but it is possible. We find ourselves consulting many books and online sources to find campgrounds and then saving the campgrounds into a group that we have called "Campgrounds" and then head from one of those to the next. Give yourself time to play with this and learn it's functions WAY before you head out. It can be complex, but once you hit the road and ask for things "ON ROUTE" it helps a lot with stops.