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Mike777
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 Posted: Tue Jun 02, 2009 7:05 pm Post subject: Saving routes to internal memory rather than SD card |
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Hi all
I am sure this can be done but I am unsure how
Can anyone please help.
Many thanks
Mike |
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LostMike
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Have you tried moving the protection slider on the SD card so it is write protected?
I think everything should then be saved to internal memory. Though I have not tired this as I have no need to do so.
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mikealder
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Select the Route you want to move/ copy to the SD card then select "Edit you will find the following options:
Move Route to SD card
Copy Route to SD card
I used this technique earlier this evening to copy a route I had created on my device on to another forum members SD card so we both had the same data sets to follow - Mike |
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jonesbach
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LostMike's suggestion worked in Version 1.3. The only issue at that time was that a phantom file was shown as being on the SD card. This phantom file disappeared on powering down.
Mikealder is also correct but I believe you want to go the other way, follow his directions but select the file on the SD card and you'll get the prompt to move to memory. |
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Mike777
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| Posted: Wed Jun 03, 2009 12:32 pm Post subject: |
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| LostMike wrote: | Have you tried moving the protection slider on the SD card so it is write protected?
I think everything should then be saved to internal memory. Though I have not tired this as I have no need to do so. |
This work fine so thanks............
My problem was when it saved to my SD card I could not export the route. I could copy it but it copied as a file rather than a .gpx file so would I could not import into the map based software I used.
I am using the lastest software and platfrom so I wondered if this is normal.
Another question was when I converted a track to route even thought I had no route active on my active 10 the route was still being shown in grey on the active 10 map. Any ideas
Many thanks
Mike |
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philpugh
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| Posted: Wed Jun 03, 2009 1:43 pm Post subject: |
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| Mike777 wrote: |
Another question was when I converted a track to route even thought I had no route active on my active 10 the route was still being shown in grey on the active 10 map. Any ideas
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This is normal for the Active10. It will display any inactive routes in grey - quite a nice feature if, like me, you plan a set of routes to cover different eventualities - you see an active route in Yellow/Orange and the alternatives in Grey. You can turn this option off in the device settings I believe.
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