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Creating Detailed Routes for zumo XT in BaseCamp
The BaseCamp program can be used to create a detailed route that the Explore app will navigate. This article will guide you through the steps.
First, create a track in BaseCamp and convert it to a route with the steps below:
- Open Basecamp
- Select a location for the saved track
- Select Tools
- Select Track
Note: The cursor will now appear as a pencil when hovering over the map. - Use the pencil to:
- To create a straight line between points: click a point on the map, then move the cursor and click another point
- To draw a track with curves: left-click on your mouse on the map and drag the cursor along the path you would like to take
- Repeat step 5 to add to the track
- Right-click to save the track. The track will now appear as a gray line on the map.TIP: You can also press Esc on your keyboard to save the track.
Once the track is saved, convert the track into a route by selecting the appropriate link below for your operating system.
Windows - BaseCamp - Creating a Route Based on a Track
Mac - BaseCamp - Creating a Route Based on a Track
Transfer the Route from BaseCamp
After converting the track, find the new route in Library and send it to a microSD card or export it to use with your Explore app. Select the preferred method below:
Transferring the Route to a microSD Card
Windows - BaseCamp - Sending Data to a Connected Device
Mac - BaseCamp - Sending Data to a Connected Device
Exporting the Route to Be Used With Explore App
Windows - BaseCamp - Exporting Data
Mac - BaseCamp - Exporting Data
Access the File on Your zumo XT
Once this is done, select the preferred method below for accessing the file on your zumo XT:
Importing the GPX File to the zumo XT from a microSD Card
Importing the GPX File to the Explore Website
Refer to the following: Importing Waypoints, Routes and Tracks to the Explore Website
After the data is imported, don't forget to then sync your zumo XT so the data transfers to it: null