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TheJouster wrote:
Thanks Jack, I actually tried Hyperterminal first with no luck but i didnt do it like u explained, ill give that another try. I thought there may be an easy app to do it simpler. Well maybe there is one. Look at GPS Utility at this link: http://www.gpsu.co.uk/gpsrecs.html They have a good freeware version that will let you test it. I have had the registered version of GPSU for a few years and use it regularly to upload and download waypoints and routes from several Magellan handheld GPS units. It is also great for reviewing and editing routes and for editing the names and comments of waypoints. You can also download and view trackpoints as a list and plotted. Any of the data GPSU will collect can be displayed overlaid on bit mapped raster image maps too. I'm not sure how much of that applies to your Furuno but it's worth looking at. It looks like the GP32 expects the sending process to be started from the GP32, so I'm not quite sure how GPSU handles that. On my Magellans GPSU finds the GPS (I have to tell it the port settings) and gets or sends the stuff. Here is the manual for the GP32 if you don't have one. The capability to do what you want to do is there but the procedure for doing it seems a little more complicated than it needs to be. http://tinyurl.com/btfu8 It may just be me but it seems like when I use Furuno stuff I go through a period of frustration trying to get it set up, then make a call to a Furuno tech support guy who usually tells me "ignore the manual, it is screwed up, do this instead...", and then I get it going and it works beautifully. Jack -- Jack Erbes in Ellsworth, Maine, USA - jackerbes at adelphia dot net (also receiving email at jacker at midmaine.com) |
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