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6.7 Import Waypoints
If you have a database of waypoints in some form and want to import it into the program, use one of the routines in this
section. These files might have come from reading data cards written by your GPS. If you have a file with one of the
extensions: ADM, GDB, GPX, HWR, MPS, RWF, USR, or XML you can open them with FILE>OPEN with
Files_of_type set to *.* or TOOLS>IMPORT WAYPOINTS which will call one of the import routines that follow. If
you have a file from the legacy DOS versions of the program, use the FILE>OPEN routine with Files_of_type set to
DOS version. In Windows 7, the Files_of_type box is just to the right of the File Name box and right over the Open
button.
Most of these import routines will be importing from low capacity SD or CF cards that can be picked up on Ebay
cheaply. Get and use the lowest capacity cards available, as many older GPSs cannot handle high capacity cards (over 2
GB). For some GPSs, only one file can be placed on a card because the file name is fixed, so you may need multiple
cards if you have multiple files to import from multiple GPSs. Some older GPSs use proprietary card types that require
proprietary card readers. Check with us if your GPS uses one of these types.
Most of the file types exchanged between a GPS and a data card are binary files. These files are not readable by a text-
based program like Notepad. All you get is hieroglyphics with a few recognizable characters thrown in. Usually, the
waypoint names and descriptions are readable. None of the binary file types are documented by their creators, so it has
been my task to decipher them well enough to be able read and write them. This understanding is not complete, but it is
functional. Handling multiple variants is tough, so I have tried to import all that I have seen, but export only the most
generic.
- SeaMarks 1
- Contents 2
- VI. Menu Reference 34 3
- I. INTRODUCTION 5
- 2. Requirements 6
- II. SETTING UP THE PROGRAM 7
- 1.2 Getting Help 8
- III USING THE PROGRAM 12
- 3. Building your own files 13
- 4. Editing your files 13
- 5. Reorganizing your data 14
- 8. Making Maps 14
- 14. Planning a Trip or Route 16
- 15. Showing range and bearing 16
- IV Menu Choices 17
- 2. The NOAA chart Menu 18
- V. Additional Information 19
- 2 Calibrating the Conversions 20
- 6. Register Your Copy 31
- 7. Tips and Tricks 31
- 8. Error messages 33
- VI. Menu Reference 34
- 1.1 New File 35
- 1.4 Save File As 37
- 1.5 Save as Old Version 37
- 1.6 Backup/Restore Files 37
- 1.7 Delete A File 38
- 1.8 Find Missing Files 38
- 1.9 File Properties 38
- 1.10 Combine Files 39
- 1.11 Split File 39
- 1.12 Sort File 40
- 1.14 Printing Format 41
- 2. Edit Menu 43
- 2.5 Delete Waypoints 47
- 2.6 Find Hot Key Ctrl-F 47
- 3. DISPLAY MENU 49
- 3.4 Set User Style 51
- 3.5 Display Tracks 51
- 3.7 Display on NOAA Chart 52
- 3.8 Display on Google Earth 54
- 3.9 Set R/B Reference 55
- 4. Map Menu 56
- 4.1 Create Map / Modify Map 57
- 4.2 View Map 58
- 4.3 Show All Maps 59
- 4.4 Delete a Map 59
- 4.5 Print Map 60
- 4.6 Batch Print Maps 60
- 4.7 Create a KML loran grid 60
- 4.8 Mapping Options 62
- 5. Chart Operations Menu 63
- 5.1 Chart Whole File (Reset) 64
- 5.3 Select New Chart Center 64
- 5.4 Select Area (To Expand) 64
- 5.11 Track File (Add Tracks) 66
- 5.12 Route File (Add Routes) 66
- 5.13 Track Plotting 66
- Data Connection 67
- Determining the COM port 67
- Hardware Connections 68
- 5.14 Charting Options 69
- 6. Tools Menu 70
- 6.1 User Preferences 71
- Set Number Formats 72
- Set Duplicates 72
- Restore Settings 73
- Select Loran Chains 73
- LORAN-C COVERAGE GUIDE 74
- THE US WEST COAST 75
- OBSOLETE CHAINS 75
- Loran A coverage 76
- Set conversion method 77
- 6.2 Calibrate Conversions 79
- 6.3 Recalculate Lat/Lon 81
- 6.4 Convert to Loran 81
- 6.5 Re Sequence Date Code 81
- Lowrance/Eagle 83
- Furuno (NavNet) 84
- Introduction 95
- Instructions: 96
- Hardware Connection 97
- 6.7 Import Waypoints 99
- IMPORT Text (comma delimited) 101
- Import C-Map files 103
- IMPORT Fugawi text 103
- Import Furuno (Navnet 2) 103
- Import Furuno GP1870F 105
- Import Furuno GP7000 105
- Naming conventions 106
- Problems 106
- IMPORT Garmin 107
- IMPORT GPX 108
- IMPORT Humminbird 108
- IMPORT KML 108
- IMPORT Lowrance/Eagle/Simrad 108
- IMPORT LORAN LOCATOR 109
- IMPORT Raymarine 111
- IMPORT Raymarine TXT 111
- IMPORT Other Formats 112
- 6.8 Import Routes 113
- 6.9 Import Tracks 113
- Import C-Map tracks 114
- Import Furuno NavNet2 tracks 114
- Import GPX tracks 114
- 6.10 Export Waypoints 115
- Export a CSV (text) File 118
- Export to Furuno 118
- Export to Garmin 119
- Export to Google Earth (KML) 119
- Export to Humminbird 119
- Export to Northstar 120
- Export to Raymarine 120
- Export to Sitex 120
- Export to others 120
- 6.11 Export Routes 121
- 6.12 Export Tracks 122
- 6.13 Tag Waypoints 122
- 6.14 Swap/Fill Fields 122
- 6.15 Color All Waypoints 123
- 6.16 Other Boat Position 123
- 7. Plan Trip Menu 124
- 7.1 New Trip 125
- 7.2 Continue Trip 125
- 7.3 Save Trip 125
- 8. HELP MENU 126
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