I thought that it was about time that it saw the light of day on this forum.
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The- attached files are the same - except - v1-2 has two pages side by side. For a wide screen.
v1-1 has single pages - best for viewing on an ipad in portrait mode.
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Some Videos elsewhere on this site which relate to the use of the Zumo XT1
Links are to the post in which these appear.
- Flying a Track in Google Earth : Video and How to pdf file.
- Missing a Shaping Point ? : Two videos showing different behaviour when going off route. a) With a 'Saved' Route, b) With an 'Imported' route.
- Mising a Via Point ? : Two videos showing different behaviour when ignoring a Via Point a) With a 'Saved' Route, b) With an 'Imported' route.
- Fixing the RUT Issue : One way to Make your 'Imported' route behave like a 'Saved' route.
- Set Up Garmin Drive : How to set up your phone and XT with Garmin Drive (and Explore if you wish).
As an explanation of Saved versus Imported, jfheath wrote: The Zumo XT separated its routes into two categories: In the Trip Planner App routes are listed under two headings - 'Saved Trips' and 'Imported Trips'. Saved trips were those originally created using the XT1 Trip Planner App. Imported trips tended to be the ones created using route planning software and sent to the XT as a Gpx file and then inported. The two kinds of routes behaved differently in my tests - particularly if the XT has recalculated the route - eg after pressing Skip. Saved Trips seemed to be reliable in calculating a new route to the next routing point if you had to stray from the plotted line. Imported trips seem to head for the closest point of the route if you deviate - and if that is behind you, you seem to end up always being directed back the way that you came. Even if the next routing points is just a couple of miles in the direction that you are heading. Getting the XT to treat an 'Imported' trip as a 'Saved' trip seems to have the effect of altering the behaviour when you are forced to deviate from the plotted route.
