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For information on Garmin POI Loader and Garmap POI Loader data, click here
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Maby I am just a bit stupid on the tech side. I cant seem to get my Nuvi to warn me with the proximity alarms. All the cameras and speed traps are downloaded and they do show up on the map, but i cant seem to get it to warn me. All my settings are correct and the camera icon does appear where all the cameras are. Please help? 
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I have downloaded the POI loader and all work well. Just the proximity alarm??
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The unit should notify you within the 400m proximity. It should then give a warning beep to warn about the speed trap\camera. Also could you verify if you loaded the points with the POI loader or did you copy the files onto the unit?
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Hi Terrance
Is there any way the .gpx file data can be transferred to the Nuvi 300 without going thru POI loader?
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You can copy the files into the waypoints folder on the unit but it will not give you a warning if you do it this way. Only an icon will be shown
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Hi..
Is there any way that I can create my own POI files for uploading to my C310?
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Hi Conrad you can create the points in map source and then save the file as a .gpx file and then send it to you’re unit with the poi loader. The program will automatically set the proximity and the alarm.
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HI Allen
Unfortunately the Quest 1 does not support proximity waypoints so this will not work.
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Hi Rob
Thanks for the reply. Fortunatly my job allows me to speed a bit. (Safty a PRIORITY though) If you ever get couaght in PTA, Centurion then give me a buzz. I am sure I can make a little arrangement for you. Awaiting the tech guys to get back to me. Thanks for a great site
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