Itineries to Tomtom....Help?

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Itineries to Tomtom....Help?

Post by calbens »

I'm stumped! :head:

Can anyone help explain how I add an itinery to a Tomtom One v5???

Pleeeeaze :D

I don't know which file on the tomtom to transfer it to? :oops:
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Post by Nick »

There should be an ITN folder where you can place the itn files.


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Post by calbens »

Doh, I'm a numpty! :dunce:

ITN for itinery.......makes sense now. :oops:

Thanks Nick!


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Post by Titan »

Robert T is a dab hand with Sat Navs - ask Whiteminks :oops:

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Post by Robert T »

I was going to say, "don't ask me". :wink:

P's One V3 didn't seem to want to play the itinerary even though it had an "itn" folder, as it didn't seem to have the menu option that lets you open them. I don't think it was just me being thick :dunce: - Dave couldn't find it either.

Would be nice to know which versions do support it. :rtm:

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Google TYRE and TomTom and you'll find a very useful program that uses Google maps to build up an itinerary ready to transfer to your TomTom device. You need to be canny to find the link 'cos it's in Dutch but it's worth the effort. It is so much easier that doing it manually on the TomTom screen. :)
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Post by pop_sausage »

Robert T wrote:I was going to say, "don't ask me". :wink:

P's One V3 didn't seem to want to play the itinerary even though it had an "itn" folder, as it didn't seem to have the menu option that lets you open them. I don't think it was just me being thick :dunce: - Dave couldn't find it either.

Would be nice to know which versions do support it. :rtm:

Cheers R.
some of the TT ONEs needed to have the Itinerary unlocked in the firmware. Roaders did it to his just fine. I can't find a link but give him a shout and I'm sure he'll help.

I use http://www.houghi.org/tomtom/. I find googlemaps more reliable than autoroute when it plots the waypoints to ITN.
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motco wrote:Google TYRE and TomTom and you'll find a very useful program that uses Google maps to build up an itinerary ready to transfer to your TomTom device. You need to be canny to find the link 'cos it's in Dutch but it's worth the effort. It is so much easier that doing it manually on the TomTom screen. :)
I used TYRE to plan all the routes for my european road trip and it worked brilliantly. I have the installer file - pm me if you'd like it emailed 8-)
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Post by Robert T »

Dave and I used Google Maps to plan our little Tatton bimble - and the he turned it into an itn file using TYRE. Seemed to work very well, so another recommendation for that combo here. :D

Will have to look into the unlocking thing, pop_sausage - though the TT in question is 100 miles away from me now. :o

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Post by Ian_C »

When I planned our Blackpool run recently I simply drove the route and used the Add Waypoint/My current location at the all the turnings and then created the itinery from that....simplez :wink:
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Another recommendation for TYRE. An excellent product which works well with TOMTOM and it's FREE!

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Robert T wrote:Will have to look into the unlocking thing, pop_sausage - though the TT in question is 100 miles away from me now. :o
It would be farther away but Rob set it to only use 'A' roads. :oops:

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