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@Corjan-Meijerink I know the app doesn't do this either, but I think it's important to know the name of the next waypoint on the route. Just like the distance to the next waypoint is displayed, the name could have been added as well. In fact, the distance to the next waypoint can be configured in the ETA field, but now it's been added separately, and the same could have been done with the name. That's just my opinion.

@Will-Brooks said in Track prefix name when exporting through web or andorid MyRouteApp: Custom POIs with proximity warnings - as far as I'm aware MRA navigation cannot display custom POIs and give a proximity warning whether I am navigating a route or just free riding. I've been looking for alternative solutions for ages to use my custom POI database in something other than the XT (TomTom took away the feature years ago - which was why I moved to Garmin). This is the one feature that keeps me locked to Garmin. Would you be so kind to explain in more detail on how you use your custom POIs in a pratical way? What kind of POI are we talking about here? Restaurants, sightseing monouments, friends houses and locations? Is this your personal POI database that you gathered through the years? How do you manage them (do you add them directly to Zumo XT?) and how do you have your Zumo XT configured to show them during the navigation of a route? I find this interesting and would love to learn more about this. Thanx

@Nick-Carthew Thx Nick, much appreciated.

Hi @Kerry-Lebel not sure if this will fit exactly what your after but it may be a bit of a work around the issue if you upload the GPX file with the route/track/poi's as normal you should end up with a route or track of the path you want to follow now in the route file click the 3 hamburger menu next to "Waypoints" to expose the menu & select the POI tab on the POI tab select "Library" & then "Add" [image: 1777579924897-1557fa75-060b-45a6-9844-ffeecd94bee2-image.png] if you select the same GPX file to upload I think this will load the POI's you just need to place a tick in the selection box for the POI's to always show for this route in MRA it will only be the POI name, no other details, as MRA does not cater for detailed info within POI's MRA prefers to have detailed info in the Waypoint > Notes field these POI's will not be exported if you save the route out of MRA as a GPX they will only be displayed within the

@Ioan-Dragulescu said in DMD T665 Phone + MyRoute App?: About the NOR7E, the thing that bothers me a bit, besides the price and the size, is that they have that screw on power cable. I get their point, reliability and robustness but ... sometimes convenience is nice :), and the pogo pins do offer that. That’s also why I won’t be buying a Nor7e. A screw-type power connection is fine in itself, but then please make it like the Carpe Iter V4: on the side, where it’s easy to access in addition to pogo pins. I suspect there will be many frustrated owners who mount a Nor7e behind the windshield and then quickly break the screw terminal because it’s so fiddly. I’ll wait until Thork builds a twin to the Nor7e that has an easier-to-use connection, one that also caters to non-hardcore enduro users...

@Raul-Arteaga Welcome to the forum

I am having the same experience. / Estoy teniendo el mismo problema.

Sounds great, @Corjan-Meijerink Of course my recent post was meant to be a funny story. Although there were some serious points. Best, Axel

It definitely has not been removed. You can scroll the bottom navigation bar (when you opened the route and where the big yellow navigate button is) horizontally. There you can click the download button.

Great, thank you Corjan for the reply

Het is inderdaad geen simpele route, de route ziet er als track in routelab goed uit dus ik snap niet dat de app op de telefoon de route niet kan berekenen. Ik denk dat voor mij de beste oplossing is de route importeren als track en als route en dan de route gelijk maken aan de track door extra route punten te plaatsen. Dat is even wat werk maar uiteindelijk zou het dan moeten werken.

@Nick-Carthew said in Exporting MRA Planned Routes to a Garmin XT3: @Guzzist Can this be done using the MRA mobile app? Open route, tap the download icon and select .gpx 1.1 now tap the Download button and then tap Export. Does the Garmin Tread app appear to export the file to? ...I think, it's the same: creating an export (gpx) from MRA - or as you mentioned by MyRoute-App. Then uploading to Tread app. Could be: if the Tread App is installed on mobile, and you longpress on the just created gpx file and select in the context menu "open by" and select the Tread app - it will instantly be uploaded. But may in the default folder "unsorted". By the long way for upload, you can select a specific destination folder. By the way: if there is a mobile in place with MyRoute-App installed - why not using it for navigation directly?

I got this message 3 - 4 times on a days riding last weekend, quite annoying when your leading a group and your Nav stops

Hello, just resurrecting this thread.... This has happened to me a second time. I have contacted support. It seems my phone (iphone SE 2) is being seen multiple times as separate devices. When I reached the device limit this time, I managed to log in and see the devices listed. Both of them were the same phone. Plust my device limit was showing zero so I could not log in. Is there an issue with how the app recognises a new device? Thanks. Is there an issue with

Hi, it is not Eiffel but nice. The owners drives bike as well. https://www.cafe-hotel-aroma.info/

Danke hat geklappt. Toller Support hier Gruß Frank

@Bouke-Ent merci

Hier van hetzelfde sinds gisteren. Carpuride in combi met iphone. Bijzonder vervelend dit. Ik heb het al eerder gehad. Aanwijzingen in helm doen het wel. Iphone zelf werkt ook.