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WIHA-GPS Mapping Instructions For Garmin Units Update

This document provides instructions for downloading and transferring mapping files from the WIHA website to supported Garmin GPS units. It outlines downloading the map file, installing the MAPUpload software, selecting the map file and unit settings, and uploading the file to add the WIHA tract maps to the GPS. A list of over 30 supported Garmin GPS unit models is also included.

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WIHA-GPS Mapping Instructions For Garmin Units Update

This document provides instructions for downloading and transferring mapping files from the WIHA website to supported Garmin GPS units. It outlines downloading the map file, installing the MAPUpload software, selecting the map file and unit settings, and uploading the file to add the WIHA tract maps to the GPS. A list of over 30 supported Garmin GPS unit models is also included.

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GPS Mapping Instructions for Garmin Units*

* - See last page for a list of supported GPS units


Note: Units require USB or serial cable to connect to computer for file transfer.

There is one file available that contains only the WIHA tracts and has a transparent background so that it can
overlay existing maps (such as TopoUSA Quads, etc.) or the original basemap that came with your Garmin unit.

• Once you have located the map file on our website 'WIHA - tracts only', click on the file and select ‘Save’.

• Be sure to make note of where the file is downloaded to so you are able to locate it later.

• After the *.img file is downloaded, you will need to download and install the MAPUpload program on your
computer. Click on Download 'MAPupload' Software to access the web page where the software is available.


• Once the software download is complete, connect your GPS unit to your computer with your USB or serial
cable and turn the unit on.

•If you download the .ZIP file, you will need to extract the ‘MapUpload.exe’ file before “double-clicking” it to
run the program installation.

• When the MAPupload program opens, the left-hand side of the screen will show the model of your GPS unit
and the total amount of memory available on your unit.

•Click in box 1 on the IMG Map Files table. Navigate to the *.img file you downloaded earlier, select it, and click
’Open’.

•If you have custom maps already loaded on your GPS, such as MapSource TOPO US maps, and you want them
to remain on your unit, check the box next to “Add to existing maps”.

NOTE: If you leave this box unchecked, all of the custom maps you have loaded will be deleted and you
will have to reinstall them. If you have large or many maps loaded on your GPS, it may take several hours to
merge the maps. If there is not enough memory on your GPS unit for all the maps, the upload will fail, and you
will have to remove some of your maps and re-try.

• Once you have the *.img file added to the table and appropriate selection regarding existing maps as noted
above, click on the “Upload to GPS” button.

• When the process is complete, click on the “Exit” button to finish and disconnect your GPS unit.
• If your GPS unit has a color display, the symbology for the WIHA tracts will be similar to that of the Fall Hunting
Atlas.

Color Display Example:

• If you do not have a color display, tract information can also be accessed by hovering over a tract with
the pointer. The pop-up that is shown uses the following Legend ID to denote access dates:

Legend ID Access Period / Info


NJ Nov. 1 – Jan. 31
SJ Sept. 1 – Jan. 31
Note: Map layers are scale dependent, so certain
SMR Sept. 1 – Mar. 31
layers may not be visible until you are zoomed in
SMY Sept. 1 - May 31
to a particular area.
AM April 1 - May 31
ASO Archery & Shotshell Only
Removed No Longer Enrolled in WIHA
Supported GPS Units
Garmin Nuvifone M20
Garmin Mobile XT
Garmin Aera
Garmin Oregon
Garmin Dakota
Garmin Colorado
Garmin Montana
Garmin Astro
Garmin Nuvi and Zumo (all models) - most of them do not display symbol (point) icons *
Garmin Edge 605, 705, 800
Garmin iQue M3, M4, M5
Garmin eTrex 20, 30
Garmin eTrex Summit HC
Garmin eTrex Venture Cx, HC
Garmin eTrex Legend C, Cx, HCx
Garmin eTrex Vista, C, Cx, HCx
Garmin Rino 120, 130, 520, 530, 520HCx, 530HCx
Garmin GPS V
Garmin GPSMAP 60C, 60CS, 60Cx, 60CSx, 62, 62s, 62st
Garmin GPSMAP 76, 76S, 76C, 76CS, 76Cx, 76CSx, 78, 78s, 78sc
Garmin GPSMAP 176, 176C, 276C, 376C, 378, 478C
Garmin GPSMAP 96, 96C, 196, 296, 396, 496
Garmin GPSMAP 620 - only routing maps in automotive mode **
Garmin Quest, Quest 2
Garmin Street Pilot i2, i3, i5
Garmin Street Pilot c320, c330, c340
Garmin Street Pilot c530, c550, 580
Garmin Street Pilot 2610, 2620, 2650, 2660
Note:
Most of above GPS devices require Garmin USB driver installed on your computer. Otherwise, Mapwel and MapUpload does
not detect the GPS on the USB port. This driver is available for download at Garmin web site.
Known limits
Custom maps from Mapwel do not allow to search destination by name/address on many units.
* Most Nuvi and Zumo models do not display point icons from custom maps, or they display them only in 2D mode and at
a very close zoom.
** Custom map from Mapwel works with GPSMAP 620 only if it is a routing map (contains routable roads) and the device is
in automotive (not marine) mode.
NOTE: Mapwel is not affiliated with any manufacturers mentioned here.
All brand names and product names are trademarks of the respective manufacturers

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