Thread: TOPO France v4.01 PRO

Good evening,
I think I have solved the problem of active routing:
After decompression with GMAPTOOLS, installation JAVAVa converter Map I noticed that in the folder TOPO France v4 PRO.gmap there was info.xml file and he lacked the info_v2.xml file.
I have created a Topo v4 and is fully operational in basecamp.
The problem was the same with topo germany v7.01 and I did the same named chose.Les tracks appear.

@airwolfke: No no, you have Activity Profiles in Basecamp or on your outdoor-gps (point 1: yes; but when you have adjusted your bikeprofile to auto settings, your bikeprofile act's like it's a car! ) AND you have ActiveRouting-trails which are included in the Topo Pro map and are associated with a SQL file.(point 2: yes, but there some restrictions, because of the limitation for the Activerouting-data (in the map or in the sql-database)

For the ActiveRouting trails you can look at BaseCamp (Findfunction: Find named trails) or on a suitable outdoor gps.
When you've found a Activerouting trail with the search function in BaseCamp, in BaseCamp you can make a separate route or you make a combination with a homemade trail near the Activeroutingtrail. How that works, you have really experiment with this possibilities.

@raspi: when you have a *.img from a Topo Pro with Activerouting (with sql-database) and you use Javawa Mapconverter to make a Mapsource installation and then/or a gmap-installation you have manually make a Addition-map with the sql data and also manually make a info2.xml file. (That's my experience).
When you have an example of another Topo Pro gmap, then it is not so difficult.

Originally Posted by bommelb

@raspi: when you have a *.img from a Topo Pro with Activerouting (with sql-database) and you use Javawa Mapconverter to make a Mapsource installation and then/or a gmap-installation you have manually make a Addition-map with the sql data and also manually make a info2.xml file. (That's my experience).
When you have an example of another Topo Pro gmap, then it is not so difficult.

the only difficulty in the info2.xml is 'guessing' the InstallationID. For many Pro maps I could find a working value but for Topo France v4 Pro I couldn't find one. Basecamp won't show the Named Trails option in the search menu.

Originally Posted by Mapperoni

the only difficulty in the info2.xml is 'guessing' the InstallationID.

The InstallationID, DataVersion and Dataformat is the same as in the info.xml, isn't it ? (Mapconverter makes a info.xml)

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?>

<MapProduct xmlns="http://www.garmin.com/xmlschemas/MapProduct/v2">

<Name>TOPO France v4 Pro</Name>


<InstallationID>76</InstallationID>


<DataVersion>100</DataVersion>


<DataFormat>NT</DataFormat>


<ID>3080</ID>

<Files>

<File id="IDX">mapset.mdx</File>

<File id="MDR">3080_MDR</File>

<File id="TYP">I0000C08.TYP</File>

<File id="Trails">Additions/010-D1198-01.db</File>
</Files>


<SubProduct>

<Name>Topo France v4 Pro</Name>

<ID>1</ID>

<BaseMap>mapset</BaseMap>
<Directory>Product1</Directory>
<Files>

<File id="TDB">mapset.tdb</File>

<File id="Notice">eula.txt</File>

</Files>

<MapLogosPath>Logos</MapLogosPath>

</SubProduct>


</MapProduct>

I do agree with Mapperoni.
I created a Topo v4.gmap folder with gmaptool and jawawawawa Converter. Then I added into Topo v4.gmap :

1- addition folder with .db file.
2- info_v2.xml file filled with Raspi stuff.

Although named trails appear in BaseCamp, if you select one you only get the start- and end point of the Trail, no dark-blue highlighted trail in Basecamp and on your GPS you'll see a straight line between start- and end-point.

Hello,
I have a Garmin Oregon 600, I use Base Camp Version 4.4.7
I just downloaded the various file Topo V4 Pro France, but as I am a beginner, I do not know what to do with all this?
Thank you, if you take a little of your time to help me.

Originally Posted by Greggan3

I just downloaded the various file Topo V4 Pro France, but as I am a beginner, I do not know what to do with all this?

Having a look at our tutorial section is always a good start: [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
In particular this thread: [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]