Rider 450: problem using a planned route
Hi,
I planned a trip 500 km long with 10 way points in MDC and then imported it in my Rider. Once on trip, I found the road closed, so I searched in the menu to skip to the next way point or to avoid that closed road, as you do with a single destination trip, but there weren't that menus. Instead there was only the menu "my route" and in it the only menu clickable was to delete the current route.
Is this normal?
Thanks
I planned a trip 500 km long with 10 way points in MDC and then imported it in my Rider. Once on trip, I found the road closed, so I searched in the menu to skip to the next way point or to avoid that closed road, as you do with a single destination trip, but there weren't that menus. Instead there was only the menu "my route" and in it the only menu clickable was to delete the current route.
Is this normal?
Thanks
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prefer using itn files for route with stop1
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Hi
@ncl3
If the journey has Stops I, much prefer .ITN Routes
For me .GPX tracks for complex journeys are totally useless....
I would suspect they would also be useless for most delivery drivers....
See... https://discussions.tomtom.com/en/discussion/comment/1707989/#Comment_1707989
ATB YFM1 -
GPX Will always become a Track on the Rider.
You can use one of the many free converters to convert a GPX route to the ITN format.
If you have only 20 route point or less you can also use the “Send Destinations” option in MyDrive.
Send ITN Route on my website can do the same with your GPX file up to 21 stops.1
Answers
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prefer using itn files for route with stop1
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Hi
@ncl3
If the journey has Stops I, much prefer .ITN Routes
For me .GPX tracks for complex journeys are totally useless....
I would suspect they would also be useless for most delivery drivers....
See... https://discussions.tomtom.com/en/discussion/comment/1707989/#Comment_1707989
ATB YFM1 -
Thanks for the replies. It is impossible to plan a trip on the device due to its biblical response time and the narrow screen.
So I use MDC sincing the planned trip with my device. Looking at the linked discussion I have discovered that all the trips are in gpx format instead of itn..I don't know why0 -
GPX Will always become a Track on the Rider.
You can use one of the many free converters to convert a GPX route to the ITN format.
If you have only 20 route point or less you can also use the “Send Destinations” option in MyDrive.
Send ITN Route on my website can do the same with your GPX file up to 21 stops.1 -
GPX Will always become a Track on the Rider.
You can use one of the many free converters to convert a GPX route to the ITN format.
If you have only 20 route point or less you can also use the “Send Destinations” option in MyDrive.
Send ITN Route on my website can do the same with your GPX file up to 21 stops.
Thanks i'm going to try your website to see the difference between itn and gpx0 -
GPX Will always become a Track on the Rider.
You can use one of the many free converters to convert a GPX route to the ITN format.
If you have only 20 route point or less you can also use the “Send Destinations” option in MyDrive.
Send ITN Route on my website can do the same with your GPX file up to 21 stops.
Thanks for your work. I did a trip of 650 km with 10 way-points and the navigator worked much more smoother with ITN1
