how do i save to tom tom
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i have had a garmin for a few years so know how to save to go onto that but now i have a tom tom 550...which of the many save types is it for that please?
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i have had a garmin for a few years so know how to save to go onto that but now i have a tom tom 550...which of the many save types is it for that please?
@craig-spencer You can choose between the TomTom format called itn , or you can use the GPX 1.1 which i think is the same format in use by Garmin.
Most people here give preference to GPX stating that a GPX format forces the GPS to exactly follow the route you have prepared while itn gives the GPS more options to deviate in favour of its own calculations.
In my experience putting sufficient waymoints in an itn does give also good results.
Myself, I doubt what is best. Just try thme both and see what suits you best.
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i have had a garmin for a few years so know how to save to go onto that but now i have a tom tom 550...which of the many save types is it for that please?
@craig-spencer said in how do i save to tom tom:
i have had a garmin for a few years so know how to save to go onto that but now i have a tom tom 550...which of the many save types is it for that please?
If you have a TomTom MyDrive account, choose save as and then MyDrive (beta). You will then have a dialogue box appear where you sign into your MyDrive account. Your route will then be sent to your TT wirelessly and appear in your routes folder on your TT.
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@craig-spencer You can choose between the TomTom format called itn , or you can use the GPX 1.1 which i think is the same format in use by Garmin.
Most people here give preference to GPX stating that a GPX format forces the GPS to exactly follow the route you have prepared while itn gives the GPS more options to deviate in favour of its own calculations.
In my experience putting sufficient waymoints in an itn does give also good results.
Myself, I doubt what is best. Just try thme both and see what suits you best.
@Drabslab thankyou very much for your help
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@craig-spencer said in how do i save to tom tom:
i have had a garmin for a few years so know how to save to go onto that but now i have a tom tom 550...which of the many save types is it for that please?
If you have a TomTom MyDrive account, choose save as and then MyDrive (beta). You will then have a dialogue box appear where you sign into your MyDrive account. Your route will then be sent to your TT wirelessly and appear in your routes folder on your TT.
@Nick-Carthew thankyou very much for your help
