This communication is automatic and doesn’t require any set-up. Follow these steps to establish a connection between the two devices:
1. Connect the device to the USB port on the computer.
2. Land will automatically detect the device and show it as a new disc drive in ‘Data tree > Devices > GPS TwoNav’.
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NOTE: If Land does not detect your TwoNav GPS, try refreshing the communication between Land and the device from ‘Main menu > Devices > Refresh list of TwoNav devices’.
3. Under the device name, you will see several themed folders (maps/waypoints/routes). These are the files stored on your device.
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4. From now on you can transfer files between the two devices.
•From the data tree: Locate the file you want to transfer in the data tree and drag it to the destination folder. Transfer several files at once by pressing the ‘Control’ key while selecting them. Land will automatically transfer the file(s) you selected to the desired folder.
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•From the context menu: Locate the file you want to transfer in the data tree or in the map window and open the context menu over the element. Then select ‘Send to’ and choose the destination.
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Wi-Fi connection
If you owe a new generation TwoNav GPS, you can send files to your device without having to use cables. This communication is not automatic and requires a previous configuration. Follow these steps to establish connection between both devices:
1. Connect your GPS to a Wi-Fi network from ‘Main menu > Settings > Wi-Fi’.
2. Select ‘Scan’ to see the Wi-Fi networks available.
3. Select the network you want to connect to (and enter the password if necessary).
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Once connected to a Wi-Fi network, enable the synchronization between your GPS and GO cloud:
1. Log in with your user account from ‘Main menu > Settings > My accounts’.
2. Turn on auto sync with the GO Cloud from ‘Main menu > Settings > GO Cloud’.
Finally, make sure that Land synchronization with GO cloud is also enabled:
1. Turn on auto sync with the GO Cloud from ‘Buttons bar > GO cloud’.
2. From this moment you can will be able to transfer files between both devices. When the GPS receives Wi-Fi signal, it will automatically download the file that has been transferred from Land.
IMPORTANT: Get to know if your GPS is compatible with Wi-Fi technology at http://www.TwoNav.com
Storage folders
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You always have the possibility to transfer your own maps/waypoints/routes/sets to your device and use these elements on your device. In order for your device to open these elements, they must be stored in certain folders:
o GPS: ‘TwoNavData/Maps’
•Default folder for waypoints:
o GPS: ‘TwoNavData/Data’
•Default folder for your activities:
o GPS: ‘TwoNavData/Data/Tracklog’
•Default folder for routes:
o GPS: ‘TwoNavData/Data’
•Default folder for sets:
o GPS: ‘TwoNavData/Data’
IMPORTANT: If, after detecting your device, Land and the device cannot communicate, you can always copy files manually by accessing the disc drive from ‘My PC’.
