#USING GARMIN BASECAMP ON IPAD OFFLINE#
I'm not sure which applications allow for plotting routes offline on iOS so I can't recommend one for that platform. First download Garmins Base Map Software. This is an application called locus (android) that can plot online or offline, and has a wicked good database for storing all your tracks and stuff.īut their are applications for iOS also. I have my Zumo 660 mounted and carry a pair of Rino 665 units with me to take geotagged pics and be able to start and stop tracks as I please. I am owner of a new Polaris General Deluxe side-by-side for my off roading activities. The good news is, there are great applications for recording, plotting, and storing tracks/routes/waypoints/kmz overlays/maps on your phone/tablet, for when the Garmin chokes on the number of files. Garmin BaseCamp provides an interface for viewing Garmin map products and managing geographic data. So this may have been addressed before, but I didn't have much luck finding it. if it doesn't support usb-otg, you can pop out the sdcard and push the tracks to the sdcard via a card reader plugged into your tablet. yes, a very few of their devices can, but only while using their application on the host, not regular Bluetooth /Wi-Fi transfers like all other devices on the planet. if your device supports usb-otg you can plot all the tracks you want, with any GOOD application instead of basecamp on an android/iPad and then push them to the gps over a USB-otg cable. Basecamp 3, the newest major release (October 2015) has a brand new app, tap 'View More by This Developer' to get it. This app works with Basecamp 2 (released March 2012) and Basecamp Classic (released February 2004) accounts. If it doesn't support usb-otg, you can pop out the sdcard and push the tracks to the sdcard via a card reader plugged into your tablet.įorget Wi-Fi/Bluetooth, it's still "maybe next year we'll implement wireless transfers" in the Garmin engineering labs. Download Basecamp 2 for iPad and enjoy it on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. If your device supports usb-otg you can plot all the tracks you want, with any GOOD application instead of basecamp on an android/iPad and then push them to the gps over a USB-otg cable.
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