This thing is making me nuts in some respects.
The ads all show a purdy topo map in shaded relief and it is stated you can load other maps. Found a website that has free topo maps compatible with BaseCamp and they loaded fine. Saved to GPS fine, Zumo shows maps in myMaps and they're checked.
So how the hell do you show them? I can't for the life of me figure that out and I've been using these things since the original Street Pilot. I've tried unchecking the stock maps and I get a blank screen for my efforts.
Second thing is my other Garmins with the same map shows the POI icons all the time which is kind of nice. I like to keep attractions and gas on so I am aware when I driving that there's a potential rest spot or something of interest nearby. You tap the screen on teh Zumo and then the magnifying glass and then you can select ONE poi type and it will show those on a static map. I want them to be on all the time - anybody know if this is possible?
I'll be on the phone with tech support Monday but it's usually a alot less painful to get teh answers from actual users.
The ads all show a purdy topo map in shaded relief and it is stated you can load other maps. Found a website that has free topo maps compatible with BaseCamp and they loaded fine. Saved to GPS fine, Zumo shows maps in myMaps and they're checked.
So how the hell do you show them? I can't for the life of me figure that out and I've been using these things since the original Street Pilot. I've tried unchecking the stock maps and I get a blank screen for my efforts.
Second thing is my other Garmins with the same map shows the POI icons all the time which is kind of nice. I like to keep attractions and gas on so I am aware when I driving that there's a potential rest spot or something of interest nearby. You tap the screen on teh Zumo and then the magnifying glass and then you can select ONE poi type and it will show those on a static map. I want them to be on all the time - anybody know if this is possible?
I'll be on the phone with tech support Monday but it's usually a alot less painful to get teh answers from actual users.