Can you use this product with Garmin Basecamp software?
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I purchased this device today at a local electronics store - the GPS data can now be used by BaseCamp.The GPS data can be exported into GPX files which is then useable by basecamp and other GPX compatible readers. 1) Download Garmin Dash Cam Player from Garmin2) Select one or more videos3) Right click and select Export GPX file4) Select the GPX file5) Open with BaseCamp
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There is an amazing Garmin app you can download to your computer that integrates Bing Map and the G force information as well as speed all on different panels to view your videos
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No. This device is only a camera. The GPS exits solely to "print" the current latitude, longitude, and speed onto the video. It also automatically sets the date and time for you. The GPS data is not maintained as a separate file.
1370911
You can upload a course using Garmin Connect. However, I have been disappointed by the turn by turn directions when using this feature. Specifically, it seems to work well until you go off course at all. From that point on it re-routes you to your course end point via whatever route it thinks is best regardless of the course you specified.
451056
Yes, it comes on a MicroSD card, therefore make sure your Garmin has a MircoSD slot.
1818703
I don't think so. Check out the compatibility Device list at Garmin https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/maps/on-the-road-maps/city-navigator-nt/city-navigator-middle-east-northern-africa-nt/prod73267.html Select "Compatible with SD card" for list of approved devices These cards are encoded and need to be decoded by the firmware. If the firmware is incompatible your GPS will never be able to decode the map file.
1256358
No drivers are needed, garmin to computer will work, however the prigram you us must be about to work with Garmin.
1405839
According to Garmin's website, the following devices are compatable:nüLink!™ 1695 nüvi® 1260T nüvi® 1370T nüvi® 1390LMT nüvi® 1390T nüvi® 1490LMT nüvi® 1490T nüvi® 1690
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This comes with a mini and a micro usb that connects to a wall outlet with a standard usb. If you gave a mini or a micro slot on your Garmin, I should work.
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You can use it - I use my Garmin Edge 305 for Geotagging photos. Make sure you sync the clock of the camera and the GPS though first - makes life easier. You'll need to export them as GPX and use a program like Geosetter (for Windows) or HoudahGeo for Mac to sync the two together.
905042
I doubt it. Its very old and out of date. Garmin's updates ar a few yers old. You would be better suited to a cheap phone based map, or something NavFreeUSA
1116782
I can't tell you for sure, but if your GPS does not have a place to insert an SD chip or a micro-SD chip, then clearly it won't work, because that's how these maps are delivered. Also, it would have to be compatible with Garmin maps, and again, I have no idea.
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You can add courses, at least.Step 1: http://www.marengo-ltd.com/map/Plot course on map, putting in waypointsStep 2: convert from gpx format into crs format:http://www.gpsies.com/upload.do?uploadMode=convertStep 3: Import into Garmin Training Software (.crs files are only importable on PC at present time)Step 4: Upload course to deviceMake sure you have the latest version of the training software (later than March 7, 2007) or else the 'virtual training partner' feature might not work properly with your imported courses. You can add courses, at least.Step 1: http://www.marengo-ltd.com/map/Plot course on map, putting in waypointsStep 2: convert from gpx format into crs format:http://www.gpsies.com/upload.do?uploadMode=convertStep 3: Import into Garmin Training Software (.crs files are only importable on PC at present time)Step 4: Upload course to deviceMake sure you have the latest version of the training software (later than March 7, 2007) or else the 'virtual training partner' feature might not work properly with your imported... » Read More You can add courses, at least.Step 1: http://www.marengo-ltd.com/map/Plot course on map, putting in waypointsStep 2: convert from gpx format into crs format:http://www.gpsies.com/upload.do?uploadMode=convertStep 3: Import into Garmin Training Software (.crs files are only importable on PC at present time)Step 4: Upload course to deviceMake sure you have the latest version of the training software (later than March 7, 2007) or else the 'virtual training partner' feature might not work properly with your imported courses. « Show Less
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Jorge, I do not know if it will work with your GPS, but in my opinion it is not worth bothering with. The maps were worse than the basic default map on my Garmin Oregon 450t. Very few of the towns showed up at all, even the larger ones and the roads were very inaccurate. It was a total waste of money.
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nope.This useless product is a software only. You may buy it if you want to waste your extra money. :)
1578884
To the best of my knowledge, there is no supporting software to interface data from the cycle computer to your workout program. The data is available for review but not manipulatable for interface to other programs.
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If your Garmin has a mini (not micro) USB connection port, it should be fine.
1443869
Downloads maps on Basecamp software 1st, then hook up garmin device to computer via USB and x-f'er files to device. You can download Basecamp for free on your computer
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Not yet, but there is a firmware update which will be released "Spring 2014" per Garmin for it to have this ability. You can use it as is for everything but cadence currently.