Tutorial for using Treks with Hema Navigator?

After connecting the Navigator to your PC, you can use Windows Explorer to transfer the downloaded files to the Data Directory on the Navigator, then load them via the Load function in OziExplorer. (eg. Load Track, Load Waypoints)

There is a Help File available on the OziExplorer Web site which you can view online, of download as a .pdf file.
From the main page of OziExplorer on your PC

OziExplorer Web Site

On the left column, under Products, click on OziExplorer.
Scroll down until you see the Help heading and either click on OziExplorer Help File Online, or download Help in pdf format.

If you have OziExplorer installed on your PC, you can also access the Help data directly by clicking on the Help heading at the top of the page. (right most heading)

Hello

Treks downloads contain a track file (gps log recorded by someone while traveling the trek) and associated waypoints recorded at specific points along the way (points of interest). As you know, the data can be downloaded in a number of formats - "Hema Navigator" format is actually not a "format" at all but exactly the same as OziExplorer format - so it doesn't matter which one you choose to download. You will end up with a track file (*.plt) and a waypoint file (*.wpt).

To display this data (once copied to the Ozi data folder on the HN6) you therefore need to use the "load track file" function and the "load waypoints" function. I do not have a Hema 6 handy so cant detail the exact buttons you need to press but shouldn't be too hard to track down. ( By the way *.map files are the calibration data associated with maps you have loaded on your unit and are required when you use the "load map" function.)

Keep in mind that once you load a track file it will be added to when you get a GPS fix ...typically for treks you just want the track data to be in the background so once the track is loaded open the track toolbar and move the track from position 1 to a lower position (2, 3, 4 or 5) - it will just be static in the background then. Again - don't know the exact buttons to press but thought Id mention it so you can look into it.

There are some tutorials here and here but not sure if any address your specific query.

Have fun

Cheers
Greg

Crickey I must be getting on....think i'll just go for a drive and see where I end up.