SendMap 20 rev 6.5 for Windows+Linux stable version

**catymag** · 2nd November 2009, 12:10 AM

sendMap 20 rev 6.0 for Windows

SendMap20

Software for uploading maps to your GPS. It now uses the official Garmin USB driver. Before using, you should install the USB driver for your GPS. If your GPS is RS based only OR your GPS is visible as USB-storage drive, you don't have to install this USB driver. The RS interface will work fine as well as USB-storage drives does not require any additional driver. You can download the USB driver from [Only registered and activated users can see links. ].

New features

Automatic recognition of devices which are visible as USB-storage drives
Store a file list on disk (TXT file) that can be used later with '-f' option
Read file list (just drag and drop TXT file)
Support up to 2GB
Check for available memory in GPS - now sendmap will not start the upload process if there is not enough memory
Ability to change the 'region name' for every file
Support for uploading several TYP files (customization of built in types) - TYP files are used on maps with the same region name
Fixed uploading of several unlock keys
Fixed saving to text file TYP and MDR files (filelist)

Recent fixes

Create an EXE with TYP files included
Fixes issues with mapset names

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Free sendMap for Linux

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**Midnight Blues** · 1st January 2010, 05:06 PM

SendMap20 rev 6.5 for Windows

Software for uploading maps to your GPS. It now uses the official Garmin USB driver. Before using, you should install the USB driver for your GPS. If your GPS is RS based only OR your GPS is visible as USB-storage drive, you don't have to install this USB driver. The RS interface will work fine as well as USB-storage drives does not require any additional driver. You can download the USB driver from Garmin's site.

To see how to use it - start it without '-h'

New features
• Automatic recognition of devices which are visible as USB-storage drives
• Store a file list on disk (TXT file) that can be used later with '-f' option
• Read file list (just drag and drop TXT file)
• Support up to 2GB
• Check for available memory in GPS - now sendmap will not start the upload process if there is not enough memory
• Ability to change the 'region name' for every file
• Support for uploading several TYP files (customization of built in types) - TYP files are used on maps with the same region name
• Uploading of several unlock keys
• Fixed saving to text file TYP and MDR files (filelist)
• Free licence for distributing the program together with maps
• Creation of EXE files merged together with maps, with user defined EULA
• Creation of EXE files with predefined expiration data
• Does NOT work with iQue and cfQue!
• THIS SOFTWARE DOES NOT OFFER GARMIN LOCKING TECHNOLOGY

Recent fixes
• Create an EXE with TYP files included
• Fixes issues with mapset names

SendMap20 rev 6.5 for Windows

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Latest Linux sendmap20 version with USB and RS support

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**asjogren** · 15th November 2011, 02:23 AM

When I create an EXE file from a map I get asked about locking to a specific GPS ID and about expiration. I assume the "locking" simply means that the program will not install on a different GPS than the ID specified. I have not tested this however.

What does the "expire" option do with SENDMAP20?

**catymag** · 16th November 2011, 09:29 PM

The version of sendmap20 program only creates exe files with an expiry date. After the expiry date you cannot install the map from the exe file any more.

**snowplow** · 26th May 2024, 06:21 PM

Late to the game, but I got hold of an old Garmin Legend C and as I am only running Linux (Fedora 40 as of writing this post) i am in need of a software to load maps to my GPS-device. SendMap seems to be the way to go. Sadly I am not able to find the software anywhere. The links in this post is no longer working. Are there possibly any updated links available?
Thanks.