In this case, use the selection tool: (found on the toolbar) to create an area to send to the GPS. Set the map scale (also on the toolbar) so that the entire area you wish to send to the GPS in view. Note, there is a shortcut for sending the active map to the GPS: right-click on the map and choose Send Map to GPS.Įditing the MapIn some cases, you may wish to transfer a larger (or smaller) map area to the GPS. Give the map area a name and press 'Send to GPS.' The map area that was on the screen will now be in the GPS's memory, and ready for use on the GPS. Open the GPS menu and choose Send to GPS, Send Current Map. Next, in Terrain Navigator Pro, open the map (or aerial photo) you wish to send to the GPS. The GPS screen should now show a picture of a GPS plugged into a computer. If prompted (on the GPS) to go to Mass Storage, press Yes. Sending Maps to the GPS, the Basic StepsConnect the GPS to the computer.

'Oregon x50 Series' refers to the Oregon 450, and 550 models. 'Oregon x00 Series' refers to the Oregon 200, 300, 400, and 500 models. Note that there are two settings for the Oregon. If the GPS wizard fails, you can establish the connection manually by opening the GPS menu in Terrain Navigator Pro, choosing Setup, and selecting the manufacturer (Garmin) and Unit (Oregon, Montana, GPSMap 62, etc.) that best matches your particular model. Terrain Navigator Pro can create and manage these custom maps from USGS topographic maps and Aerial Photos, allowing you to use the same high-quality maps on the computer and GPS screens.Ĭonnecting a Compatible GPSUse the GPS Setup Wizard (found in Terrain Navigator Pro's GPS Menu) to configure the connection between Terrain Navigator Pro and your GPS.

IntroductionMost of Garmin's newer GPS models include a feature called 'Custom Maps'. ← GPS: Connectivity, Configuration, and Troubleshooting Additional GPS Information: How to transfer custom maps to the Garmin Oregon, Dakota, Colorado, Montana, GPSMap 62, and other compatible GPSs.

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