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Configuring OziExplorer to use a

Magellan GPS Connecting by a USB Port (Magellan USB GPS)

(Explorist and other models)

Configuring a Magellan

Explorist

for use by OziExplore

ing a Magellan

Triton

with

OziExplore

Notes

OziExplorer cannot send maps to any Magellan GPS, the type of maps OziExplorer uses

are not in the correct format required by a GPS.

A Serial Port is also known as a Com Port and both names are used throughout this

document.

Types of Connections Used by Magellan GPS

Connect to PC using a Serial port

- These models have upload/download capabilities

and can output NMEA data.

Connect to PC using a USB port (Explorist and other models)

- These models have 2

connection modes which are set within the GPS.

USB File transfer Mode

The GPS connects to the PC as a Disk

Drive and data files can be read and written to the drive.

NMEA Data Comm Mode

The GPS creates a new Serial Port on the

PC and connects to the PC as a Modem on the Serial Port. NMEA

data is transmitted through the serial port.

Which Port is My GPS Using

If you are using a Magellan USB GPS in File Transfer Mode then it connects to a USB port.

If you are using a Magellan GPS which connects to a Serial Port or a Magellan GPS in NMEA Data

Comm Mode then there are other options.

If you are using a USB to Serial Port adapter then it will create a new Serial Port.

The Com Port number of these Serial Ports is not always known or obvious. Here are a couple of

methods to determine

You can use the Devices section of the System Shortcut in the Windows Control Panel to see what

If you are connecting to a standard Serial port (pictured left) then it is most

likely Com Port 1 or 2 and may be labeled on the PC.

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