Steve,
Thank you for the tip. I looked in my list and saw only three maps downloaded into the GPS, none
of which was in an area I visited within the past two days. I then redownloaded the topo map for
MESA, AZ (WEST), because this covers the area I live in. After I did this, I saw the topographic
contour lines and street detail for my home area, but when I checked the list of maps in the GPS,
the other three maps were erased and only the MESA, AZ (WEST) map appeared in the list.
I then downloaded another map, PHOENIX SOUTH, AZ (EAST). The downloading of this map erased MESA,
AZ (WEST). Therefore, it appears that when I download one additonal map into the GPS, it erases
all of the other maps in the GPS.
I would like to keep the maps for the Phoenix metropolitan area permanently in my GPS, and
download other maps as I need them, for example for other parts of the state or other regions in
the USA when I travel. When I don't need a certain map in my GPS, I would like to remove it to
save space, but I would always like to keep the maps for my home area in my GPS at all times.
Therefore, how can I download a new map into my GPS without erasing the other maps in the GPS?
Ken (a.k.a. Highpointer)
--- Team Tierra Buena <
teamtierrabuena@earthlink.net> wrote:
> > I have downloaded topographic maps into my Garmin eTrex Vista GPS using
> > Garmin MapSource, but the topographic maps are not appearing in my GPS
> > display. Does anyone know what I can do to make the map data appear on my
> > GPS display when I have my GPS turned on?
> Ken,
> Try this, but no guarantees:
> Go into Map view. From the menu there, choose, "Setup Map". On the "Map
> Setup" screen, click on the information icon (the letter "i"). That
> should bring up what looks like a single map description, but once you
> move your joystick down onto the map name you will see you can scroll
> through that list by moving your joystick up or down. Make sure the
> "show" checkbox is checked (you can check it with your joystick if it
> isn't) for each map you want displayed. Hope that helps.
> Steve
> Team Tierra Buena
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