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@h5jacobsson.us better late than never I suppose! I was looking for an answer to the same question & wondering if it had been reported before the issue with the distances is because point 11 has used the "off road" feature enable to allow for the ferry crossing the distances for the subsequent points are then all out of sequence by 1 point I think this is a bug, hopefully wont be an issue with the new planner

@BertM I downloaded a DKV gas station file, filtered it by operator, converted it to the appropriate format, and then imported it into my POI library. https://share.google/zQHduzOEi8ukGN1gW

Some info I got for you Link to a German post, use translate if you not understand German https://tdm-forum.net/viewtopic.php?f=47&t=28428&sid=aa87f65921229009be92059d20949e9b To learn more German, take a look here: https://www.moppedhotel.de/pyrenaeen/ Lots of info and GPX files to get you starting to plan. He has also a Google myMaps with routes and POI you can download and use in your route. https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1uixxR6olMDw1jlwfuGghic2kftYYO1KM&ll=42.72027799999997%2C1.8397220000000036&z=8 Rgds, Bert

Ok, thanks.

Hi, I’m not sure if this is related to the same problem. I used the bar buttons again on my ride today. At first, everything was fine. After a long break, I couldn’t open the menu (Code N) any more. Instead, when I pressed the C button (Code C), this screen appeared? That’s actually supposed to change the view (like with the compass). [image: image.jpeg]

Yes, please share screenshots of the issue and a link to the route you used to create it. That's all I need

@Mike-wiruth One thing that I have found about the Connector, and PC connections to the Zumo in general. I have had long-term intermittent issues with my Win11 computer connecting to the Zumo, the GPS would not show up in Windows explorer, and of course would not work with the Connector app either. After some research, I was able to set the USB port properties so that connection was more reliable. In the Device Manager, I selected the individual USB ports, right click for 'Properties', select the 'Power Management' tab, and clear the check box for 'allow the computer to turn off this device to save power'. Since this is a desktop computer, there is no need for power management. I hope this information is helpful to other MRA / Garmin users.

Idea: Maybe this is possible in the selection overview even before it is open in the planner area ... [image: IMG_2542.jpeg] [image: IMG_2543.jpeg]

@Matt-Anderson-0, Clunky? What do you mean by that, not enough map available? In that case, just use a bigger phone or tablet

@Corjan-Meijerink Mooi, bedankt

Thnx... echt nooit naar een manual gezocht wat ik eigenkijk nooit doe... ga 'm doornemen en zie nu al wat andere handigheidjes

Well done Nick & Bert. That all worked fine now. I originally put my members in as way points based on their postal codes. So I used this to place the POI's alongside and copied and pasted the members names from the waypoints, then deleted the waypoints as I replaced them. Then saved as members locations as .csv. Then uploaded to Library. Whenever I start a new route I simply go to the file, tick the box and all locations appear when zoomed into the route area, where I can now create "bus stop" route with rv points to suit nearby group locations. This way members can choose to ride to the start point or meet en route or even at the final destination. I currently cover East Anglia, which is a large area with members scattered throughout.

@jörgen It also helps to set the location release for the browser used, so that the planner can access it.

@Tom-Grzelinski, No, the white arrows are ON the routeline, and indicate the first upcomming direction change. [image: image.jpeg] The blue routeline here is red due to traffic info by the way. I can confirm that the arrow grows with line thickness, something you could have tried for yourself as easily as I have just done. You don't need to live on MRA app for that (neither do I). At roundabouts there is a white arrow to enter the roundabout, and a new one only when you leave it. Like mentioned above, of course I would encourage, specifically for roundabouts, that the arrow shows the entry as well as the exit together. I don't know if that's possible though. The small black arrows only indicate the direction of the route, and yeah, of it overlaps they point to eachother.

@Matt-Anderson-0 Personally, I always send an email to this address and describe the problem... They always reply and try to help me. appsupport@here.com