xGPS Manager

From xGPS

xGPS Manager is a program that allows you to manage the data stored, gathered and used by xGPS.

More specifically, it allows you to:

• Download Maps (navigation and relief) from Google Maps, and send them to your device.
• Retrieve Maps from your device.
• Retrieve Tracking Data (GPX files), and map them.

In order to send or receive files, you must have a computer (Mac, Windows or Linux) and a wireless router.

You can download xGPS Manager from our download page.

On the device, under settings, place xGPS into Wireless Transfer mode, and connect to it from xGPS Manager, to perform the above operations.

It may be possible to do this without xGPS manager, and wireless router (more on that to come).

xGPS Manager with Ubuntu

• Download the .tar.gz File from download page.

• extract

• open terminal

• go to the extracted folder

• type the following command: java -jar xGPSManager.jar

If you are using 64 Bit Ubuntu, replace the file "swt.jar" with the 64 Bit Version of this file. You will find it in your filesystem. Usually somewhere like this "/usr/lib/java/"