Mapinfo importing gps 69csx tracking data - Garmin GPSMAP 60CSx GPS Receiver

From the saved data when you backed it up on the computer. Use Garmin Express to transfer.

How to Backup User Data from GPS 72/76 or GPSMAP 76/76S

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It is recommended to occasionally back up the user data on your GPS 72/76 or GPSMAP 76/76S. User data includes waypoints, routes, tracks, and geocaches.

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  Transfer User Data From MapSource to a GPS 72/72H/76 or ...

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  To transfer user data, such as waypoints, routes, and tracks from the MapSource program to these devices, some additional equipment will be required.
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  Manually Creating Waypoints on GPS 72/76 or GPSMAP 60 ...

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  Press and hold Enter · Wait for the New Waypoint screen · Release Enter · Highlight the Coordinates field · Press Enter · Adjust the coordinates as desired with the ...
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  Backing Up Userdata (Waypoints, Routes, and Tracks) From a ...

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  Before updating device software, it is recommended that you back up user data like waypoints, routes, and tracks. This should be done at regular intervals ...

Every Garmin Nuvi has a map info screen. check to make sure your Garmin has maps
usually that screen is
Tools;
Settings;
map;
mapinfo (at the bottom)

or
Settings;
Map and Vehicle;
My Maps;

If it is greyed out or a blank screen then your garmin is missing its maps. otherwise, make sure the maps are checked and make sure you are searching in the right area. by default the Garmin will search within 50 miles of you.

GPS tracking system for vehicles can be of two types, depending on whether you need the vehicle position in real-time, or do you need the vehicle tracking data after the vehicle has travelled. Based on the requirements, there are two types of vehicle tracking that are available. They are:-
Active: The active GPS vehicle tracking devices are used to transfer the positioning data real-time to a close range wireless network device, like a phone with a Bluetooth.
Passive: Passive GPS vehicle tracking devices do not transfer the data real-time, but stores them for later use.

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On an iPhone you have a Free App to download called Find iPhone.
Generally this is used for locating a lost or stolen iPhone, using another iPhone or Computer and with the ability to remotely play a sound to help locate the device or Delete all the Data on that iPhone remotely.
If you have 2 iPhones or more in a family and they share the same Apple ID Account that you use to purchase Apps (through iTunes) and to Manage & Backup your data & Apps. If both iPhones use the same Apple ID & Password then the "Find iPhone" App can be used to check and see the GPS position of the other iPhone on a map.
The tracking is not saveable as a file. Also www.icloud.com can be used to log in and see the location of all devices in the family (on the same Apple Account).
There is also an App called Find Friends that allows you to track friends current location but it does require & request their permission when first used.
You could also get a free App and install it on the other persons iPhone and simply have it running in the background to remember all GPS location data during a period of time. e.g. a "Pedometer" to track a persons movements. You would require access to the iPhone at some point to recover that data by plugging in to a computer using iTunes to recover the location data. Running some GPS Apps in the background will noticeably reduce the battery as all GPS tracking devices do.
Figure out the details by installing the Pedometer or iTrack App on your own phone first.
TJ

If your mobile phone is lost or stolen you can inform your cell phone provider with your IMEI number. Your cell phone provider can then put the serial number on a shared database. This list stops this particular phone from registering on any network and will be useless for anyone even if the mobile phone\'s SIM card is changed.
Your best bet is to ring your cell phone and hope the person who answers your cell phone will return your phone to you. If your cell phone is GPS enabled then it is possible to track, but you need to contact your cell phone service provider. Otherwise I suggest you contact your cell phone provider ASAP. To lock/block your cell phone from further use, please click on this link :- http://www.fixya.com/support/r5057854-lost_or_stolen_cell_phone

Try this: Maximize your GPS Memory Your Garmin StreetPilot 7200 has limited storage space for waypoints, routes, and tracks. Once you reach that limit, your GPS can't hold any more data. Smart ExpertGPS users have figured out how to eke out every last bit of memory space on their Garmin GPS receivers. Before each outdoor adventure or visit to a project site, they use ExpertGPS to back up the contents of their GPS, and then clear the GPS data memory. They can then download as much data as possible onto their GPS (leaving some room for GPS data collection out in the field). When they get back, they use ExpertGPS to upload all of their Garmin waypoints, routes, and tracks onto their computer and save it. Once they've backed up the new data from their GPS, they can clear the memory again, keeping their GPS ready for their next trip.

No, Garmin nuvi GPS units only receive data, they don't send data.

Memory all your Track ,waypoint , route on a empty CompaktFlash card. This is how its go
Insert a EMPTY card press DATA than ARCHIVE AND TRANSFARE than SAVE TO CARD choose what you want to save or save all.
Make a Factoryreset on your E120.
Your Software shoud be 5.23.
Put in your CompaktFlashcard with the DATA and choose what you want in your E 120

when your in mapsourse make sure your gps is hooked up correctly and is loaded to mapsource...if so up in the main tool bar there is a tab called transfer-> send to device, or receive from device click on receive from device and a window pops up ask you what you want to receive maps, way, points, tracks, routes but make sure your device is showing

good rule of thumb is to plug your gps into your computer first then turn the unit on

Turn on the Garmin and look for the little wrench. Press the wrench and now find Map. Press Map and look for Mapinfo. Press Mapinfo and verify that there is a check mark next to the Mapsource Map.

If you press Mapinfo and there is nothing, then your Mapsource upgrade did not go through.