uploading GT-31 data via usb cable

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Spocktek
Spocktek
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7 Dec 2015 11:15am
Can ya?
also whats the biggest compatable SD card?
firiebob
firiebob
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7 Dec 2015 3:15pm
PJ they have a utility called NAVilink, download from their web or on the CD that came with your 31, it's been many moons since I have used NL so no how too's from me. You can save your data to card and then get it that way, much easier.

I believe the biggest card is 2GB, copy and pasted below Benny can help Oh and formate the card via the 31 a couple of times before use.

GT-31 provides power of 2.8VDC.

The following cards have been tested to work with GT-31:
SanDisk 2GB
Transcend 1GB
Kingston 2GB
PNY 2GB
Apacer 2GB 60X

Compatible/Suggested SD card to go with Locosys GT-31/BGT-31 or SD cards (<=2GB) with 2.8VDC(3.3VDC~2.7VDC) power input should work.
decrepit
decrepit
WA
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7 Dec 2015 3:16pm
yep, but you need the app, I think it's called navilink, it's downloadable from the locosys site.
The biggest card you can use is 2gb, just shows how old this thing is! I think they're still available in micro SD format, you just need a standard SD card adapter.
well done Firie beat my by seconds
firiebob
firiebob
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7 Dec 2015 3:52pm
Wish I was faster than you on the water Mike
decrepit
decrepit
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7 Dec 2015 5:45pm
firiebob said..
Wish I was faster than you on the water Mike


wait till the wind blows mate, I'm sure you'll go then.
Spocktek
Spocktek
WA
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WA, 281 posts
8 Dec 2015 6:49am
Cheers lads, I ended up pulling an old card out of something that seems to work after spending ages trying to muck around just with the cable.
To easy.
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