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| > things.
| > Basically that I plan to keep my 76S
| > 1) Confirmed that it does overwrite previous mapping software
(MapSource).
| > Basically that I plan to keep my 76S
| > 1) Confirmed that it does overwrite previous mapping software
| > (which I don't mind-- the older versions are awkward)
| > BUT
| > 2) Will the newer software communicate with my 76S
| > (I would have to use the MG v.7 installed on the 76S map datum. The
| > 76S
| > only has 24MB memory.
| > 3) If not...How would I preserve my older MapSource program to use on
the
| > BUT
| > 2) Will the newer software communicate with my 76S
| > (I would have to use the MG v.7 installed on the 76S map datum. The
| > 76S
| > only has 24MB memory.
| > 3) If not...How would I preserve my older MapSource program to use on
| > 76S? Move to different folder before CNNA NT 2010 install?
| >
| > Thanks in advance!!
| >
| > --
| > Regards,
| > Richard Harison
| >
| 1. Yes, it will overwrite the existing MapSource, but that should be
| >
| > Thanks in advance!!
| >
| > --
| > Regards,
| > Richard Harison
| >
fine.
| 2. As long as you have a serial connection (or a serial to USB converter)
| on your PC, yes.
| 3. When you install the new maps, you will have a drop down menu that
| allows you to select your City Navigator OR Metroguide. You select tiles
| from the mapping data that you want to send to the GPS. You mix and match
| and send them all at once, although I don't believe CN NT is compatible
with
| your 76S. Therefore you would select only map tiles from the Metroguide
| maps for the 76S and you could actually send tiles from either or both
| products to the 76CSx (assuming Metroguide does not require an unlock
code,
| I'm not familiar with that product).
|
| I am a very satisfied 76CSx owner and I have four mapping products
available
| at any time to download to it, my 76CS, or my old blue Legend. You just
| have to know which maps are unlocked to which units and which are
compatible
| with what units.
|
|
Thank you Klatch
--
Regards,
Richard Harison
|
| >
| >
| > OK it's crunch time! Heavy duty questions!
| > I've done some research on CNNA NT 2010 and am concerned with a couple
of
| >
| > OK it's crunch time! Heavy duty questions!
| > I've done some research on CNNA NT 2010 and am concerned with a couple
| > things.
| > Basically that I plan to keep my 76S
| > 1) Confirmed that it does overwrite previous mapping software
(MapSource).
| > Basically that I plan to keep my 76S
| > 1) Confirmed that it does overwrite previous mapping software
| > (which I don't mind-- the older versions are awkward)
| > BUT
| > 2) Will the newer software communicate with my 76S
| > (I would have to use the MG v.7 installed on the 76S map datum. The
| > 76S
| > only has 24MB memory.
| > 3) If not...How would I preserve my older MapSource program to use on
the
| > BUT
| > 2) Will the newer software communicate with my 76S
| > (I would have to use the MG v.7 installed on the 76S map datum. The
| > 76S
| > only has 24MB memory.
| > 3) If not...How would I preserve my older MapSource program to use on
| > 76S? Move to different folder before CNNA NT 2010 install?
| >
| > Thanks in advance!!
| >
| > --
| > Regards,
| > Richard Harison
| >
| 1. Yes, it will overwrite the existing MapSource, but that should be
| >
| > Thanks in advance!!
| >
| > --
| > Regards,
| > Richard Harison
| >
fine.
| 2. As long as you have a serial connection (or a serial to USB converter)
| on your PC, yes.
| 3. When you install the new maps, you will have a drop down menu that
| allows you to select your City Navigator OR Metroguide. You select tiles
| from the mapping data that you want to send to the GPS. You mix and match
| and send them all at once, although I don't believe CN NT is compatible
with
| your 76S. Therefore you would select only map tiles from the Metroguide
| maps for the 76S and you could actually send tiles from either or both
| products to the 76CSx (assuming Metroguide does not require an unlock
code,
| I'm not familiar with that product).
|
| I am a very satisfied 76CSx owner and I have four mapping products
available
| at any time to download to it, my 76CS, or my old blue Legend. You just
| have to know which maps are unlocked to which units and which are
compatible
| with what units.
|
|
MetroGuide did NOT need an unlock code
--
Regards,
Richard Harison
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| >
| > OK it's crunch time! Heavy duty questions!
| > I've done some research on CNNA NT 2010 and am concerned with a couple