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Map Loading
You can install any map set that you have previously purchased.
The maps can be obtained from a CF card, an SD card or directly
from the Internet. Mobile Crossing has a 1 Gigabyte CF card
available with all of the US and Canada maps preloaded. You can
also build your own card if you prefer.
Using the Internet
If you have an Internet connection on your WayPoint unit you can
use this connection to download maps. Generally a broadband
connection is needed to minimize the download time. You will be
downloading more than 70 Megabytes of data in multiple files. No
single file will be larger than 4 Megabytes. Should you lose your
connection during the download this will be detected and you can
recover and continue with the download.
Using a card
If you have a CF or SD card available containing the source map
files you can use this card to install the maps you have purchased.
Mobile Crossing offers a 1 Gigabyte CF card containing all of the
maps. If you build your own card and accidently miss some of the
files the program will detect this and offer to download them from
the Internet. It is possible to mix source map files and loaded map
files on the same SD card.
Making your own Map Loader card
This section is only for advanced users who know how to work
directly with the file system on a pc. To minimize the time to build a
Map Loader card you may wish to utilize a card reader. You may
also need an unzipper depending on how your get your source
maps.
1.
The first step is to obtain a card and place a directory called
WpMaps on the root of the card. All of the source maps will
go in this directory. The card can be either a CF card or an
SD card.
2.
The second step is to obtain a set of source maps. These
can be regions downloaded from the web site or obtained