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The GPS 12XL is Garmin's self-proclaimed smallest and easiest-to-use outdoor GPS device. Upon purchase, your package will include the unit itself, wrist strap, carrying case, four AA batteries and the reference guide. With minimal practice and setup, this device should guide you through even the toughest mountains, forests and trails, ensuring that you return to your original destination.
Thousands of businesses and GPS users depend on ExpertGPS mapping software to upload and download Garmin GPS 12XL waypoints, routes, and tracks, make maps of their GPS data over seamless USGS topo maps and aerial photos, and convert and transfer Garmin GPS 12XL data to and from Excel, Google Earth, ArcGIS, and AutoCAD. We've collected dozens of tips and tricks designed to save you time and money when mapping with your Garmin GPS 12XL.
Browse Garmin GPS 12XL tips by category: Garmin Data Upload and Download, Map Making, Adding Waypoints and POIs, Tracklog Tricks, Coordinate Conversion, Google Earth and KML, ArcGIS and Shapefiles, AutoCAD DXF, Creating a Custom Garmin Basemap, Geotagging your Photos, Downloading updates for your Garmin GPS 12XL
Your Garmin GPS 12XL has limited storage space for waypoints, routes, and tracks. Once you reach that limit, your GPS can't hold any more data. Smart ExpertGPS users have figured out how to eke out every last bit of memory space on their Garmin GPS receivers. Before each outdoor adventure or visit to a project site, they use ExpertGPS to back up the contents of their GPS, and then clear the GPS data memory. They can then download as much data as possible onto their GPS (leaving some room for GPS data collection out in the field). When they get back, they use ExpertGPS to upload all of their Garmin waypoints, routes, and tracks onto their computer and save it. Once they've backed up the new data from their GPS, they can clear the memory again, keeping their GPS ready for their next trip.
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