I have a planned route on MyDrive on my laptop & with mMyDrive running & my Tom Tom Via 1510 plugged
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How do I transfer routes from my laptop to my device?
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@Bill Wrightly
The MyDrive Web Route planner is for the Latest NAV4 & NAV5 (Wi-Fi) Devices ONLY
I've not used a NAV3 Via 1510 but I would think its the similar to my UK NAV3 Via 120 Live device and has a very limited panning options
You can only plan a route directly on the device
You can only plan an itinerary route with a Start 3 Stops and an End Point
The route cannot not be saved it will be lost after a shutdown
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Maybe worth a look... The Work around I used to use on my NAV3 Via 120 Live
I think Tyre still imports .gpx files and converts them to .Ov2 files
The Free “Tyre to Travel” program works with the standard NAV3 Tomtoms using POI Categories
Creating and Loading POI Categories into your Tomtom using the free version of Tyre to Travel
A kind of remote Itinerary planning on your PC
Download the Free Tyre to Travel..... http://www.tyretotravel.com/download-tyre/
Tyre To Travel uses the large screen on your PC to view the maps, it easier than to scrolling around the screen of your Tomtom Via to find your waypoints (Stops)
Note..... Click the yellow box on Tyre screen to search for addresses
With the latest Tyre you can compile a route on your PC, and convert it a "POI Category" Inside the .Ov2 POI file will be your POI's (To force the Category to appear at the top of the POI categories list in your Tomtom I called mine "AAA Trip (Put today's date or some trip identifier here)”
Inside the POI category will be your POI's: on your Tomtom they will show in the order by distance from your present location.
If you use some naming system like like the suggestion below, when you load them on to your Tomtom they should end up in Numerical Order inside your POI Category.
While you are planning your route in Tyre, if you edit the names of your POI's so they each POI has a unique name (Say "01stop", "02stop", "03stop" etc ... then the last on as "##End" the ## being the last Stop number) I just add the “01stop” "02stop", "03stop" etc…as a prefix to the Name offered by Tyre
After you have planned your route using Tyre and you are happy with the result go to the 'File Menu' in Tyre click on 'Convert to a Tomtom POI file’ at the popup window answer 'Yes'
You can then upload the POI Category into your Tomtom using the Button
Then navigate from POI to POI with your Tomtom planning the routes between the POI's.
ATB YFM7
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HI @Bill Wrightly
I don't know your TT unit however how I do it to my unit is as follows.
I open. the MyDrive webpage, Not Mydrive Connect, and log into my Tomtom account.
In the left column is a menu with the 4th Down being My Routes.
Click on that and you should have an option to Import a GPX file. when you click on that the route, which should be in GPX format, should be found and selected.
This then is loaded and saved to the account. If you then connect your unit it should Sync to My Routes on the device..
Hope that helps.
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Hi
@Bill Wrightly
The MyDrive Web Route planner is for the Latest NAV4 & NAV5 (Wi-Fi) Devices ONLY
I've not used a NAV3 Via 1510 but I would think its the similar to my UK NAV3 Via 120 Live device and has a very limited panning options
You can only plan a route directly on the device
You can only plan an itinerary route with a Start 3 Stops and an End Point
The route cannot not be saved it will be lost after a shutdown
________________________
Maybe worth a look... The Work around I used to use on my NAV3 Via 120 Live
I think Tyre still imports .gpx files and converts them to .Ov2 files
The Free “Tyre to Travel” program works with the standard NAV3 Tomtoms using POI Categories
Creating and Loading POI Categories into your Tomtom using the free version of Tyre to Travel
A kind of remote Itinerary planning on your PC
Download the Free Tyre to Travel..... http://www.tyretotravel.com/download-tyre/
Tyre To Travel uses the large screen on your PC to view the maps, it easier than to scrolling around the screen of your Tomtom Via to find your waypoints (Stops)
Note..... Click the yellow box on Tyre screen to search for addresses
With the latest Tyre you can compile a route on your PC, and convert it a "POI Category" Inside the .Ov2 POI file will be your POI's (To force the Category to appear at the top of the POI categories list in your Tomtom I called mine "AAA Trip (Put today's date or some trip identifier here)”
Inside the POI category will be your POI's: on your Tomtom they will show in the order by distance from your present location.
If you use some naming system like like the suggestion below, when you load them on to your Tomtom they should end up in Numerical Order inside your POI Category.
While you are planning your route in Tyre, if you edit the names of your POI's so they each POI has a unique name (Say "01stop", "02stop", "03stop" etc ... then the last on as "##End" the ## being the last Stop number) I just add the “01stop” "02stop", "03stop" etc…as a prefix to the Name offered by Tyre
After you have planned your route using Tyre and you are happy with the result go to the 'File Menu' in Tyre click on 'Convert to a Tomtom POI file’ at the popup window answer 'Yes'
You can then upload the POI Category into your Tomtom using the Button
Then navigate from POI to POI with your Tomtom planning the routes between the POI's.
ATB YFM7
