User:Marchk

From OpenStreetMap Wiki
Jump to: navigation, search
About Me
OSM Logo Marchk submits data to OpenStreetMap under the name Marchk.
JOSM Marchk submits data to OpenStreetMap using JOSM.
Tux-linux logo.svg Marchk uses a Linux-based computer.


Ubuntu.svg Marchk uses a Ubuntu-based computer.


Babel
de Dieser Benutzer spricht Deutsch als Muttersprache.
en-3 This user is able to contribute with an advanced level of English.
fr-1 Cette personne peut contribuer avec un niveau élémentaire de français.


My name is Marc. I joined in November 2008 after reading several interesting articles about OSM e.g. wdr.de and linux-magazin.de. I got curious in 2007, because a buddy used OSM on his Palm Treo 680.

I'm using:

Garmin eTrex Legend® HCx

specifications[1]
specification despcription
Display Color TFT (176 x 220 pixels / 256 colours / 3.3 x 4.3 cm)
Interface USB 1.1
Slot microSD™ card
Dimensions (W x H x D) 5,6 x 10,7 x 3,0 cm
Weight 156g
Battery 2 x AA / 25 hours


microSD™ card
directory structure microSD™ / microSDHC card (FAT16/32)[2]
path file(s) description pic
/ YYYYMMDD.gpx Tracks Garmin eTrex Legend® HCx
/Garmin GMAPSUPP.IMG OSM-Card


basic settings[3]
Menu despcription
Menu -> Setup -> Interface -> USB Mass Storage Use your Garmin as Mass Storage.
Menu -> Setup -> System Setup -> WAAS/EGNOS To get accurate results while mapping enable WAAS/EGNOS.
Menu -> Setup -> Units -> Position Format Set Position Format to `hddd.ddddd°` and Map Datum to `WGS 84`.
Menu -> Tracks -> Setup -> Data Card Setup If you're using a microSD card with your Garmin enable Log Track To Data Card.
Press/hold the rocker and turn on the unit Opens hidden page diagnostic mode.


Garmin nüvi® 205

specifications[4]
specification despcription
Display QVGA colour TFT (320 x 240 pixels /7.2 x 5.4 cm)
Interface USB 1.1
Slot microSD™ card
Dimensions (W x H x D) 9,7 x 7,1 x 2,0 cm
Weight 147,42 g
Battery rechargeable lithium-ion / 4 hours


Backup your device data before proceeding. Don't save OSM-Card on your nüvi if you want to keep your original data.


Ubuntu recognizes the device as a storage drive, so you can add extra pois, voices, pointers and maps by copying them into the correct folders:

microSD™ card
directory structure device/microSD™ (FAT16)
path file(s) description storage location
/Garmin GMAPSUPP.IMG OSM-Card Garmin/SD
/Garmin/GPX *.gpx To enable the hidden GPX track logging menu you'll have to use the Garmin Nüvi Track Hack. Store your geocache's coordinates in this folder. Will be displayed in favorites. Garmin/SD
/Garmin/Poi *.gpi POIs can be stored here. Garmin/SD
/Garmin/scrn *.bmp Screenshots are stored in this directory. Garmin
/Garmin/Vehicle *.srf Store your pointers here. Garmin
/Garmin/Voice *.sum/*.vpm Store Voices in this folder. Garmin


basic settings
Menu despcription
Menu page Press the bars which indicate satellite strength (6 s.) to enter the hidden Satellite page.
Satellite page To enter another hidden page GPS SNR Logging press Elevation (6 s.)
Menu Page Press battery icon (6 s.) to open hidden page(s) diagnostic mode.
Menu -> Tools -> Settings -> Map -> Map Info Choose the map you want to use.
Menu -> Tools -> Settings -> Map -> Vehicle Choose your pointer.
Menu -> Tools -> Settings -> Map -> Trip Log Enable/Disable Trip Log.
Menu -> Tools -> Settings -> Navigation -> Route Preference Choose Off Road for tracking.
Menu -> Tools -> Settings -> Map -> Map Info Choose the map you want to use.
Menu -> Tools -> Where Am I Opens hidden page Logging Control - further details: Garmin Nüvi Track Hack

References

  1. eTrex Legend® HCx - specifications
  2. Garmin.com - HowTo POIs
  3. openstreetmap.org - Forum
  4. nüvi® 205(T) - specifications
Personal tools
Namespaces
Variants
Actions
site
Toolbox