Mapping Updates
To update your mapping you first want to make sure you have a strong cellular connection or a strong WiFi connection. If you are using a tablet it does NOT have to have cellular capabilities only WiFi. Open the app and allow the 3 dot loading image disappear and your mapping should have updated from the cloud. If the mapping does not load please close the app and reopen it allowing it to refresh again. If issues persist please email us at info@trailsodaco.com and we will resolve the problem as soon as possible. ALWAYS UPDATE PRIOR TO LEAVING FOR YOUR ADVENTURE!
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Loading Mapping For The First Time
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Prior to purchase you should download the OnX Offroad app and sign up with your primary email account. Once you place your order for the mapping, our activation team will be notified to send the mapping to your account based on the email you provide during checkout, so please make sure to enter the email address that you want to be associated with your mapping account. If you do not use your email associated with your OnX account mapping will not load! Once OnX is downloaded, open the OnX Offroad app, a popup will appear with a prompt to have mapping shared with you. Press "Allow" and allow the app to refresh this is indicated by a symbol at the top with a 3 dot loading image. Once the loading images disappears your mapping should have updated from the cloud. If the mapping does not load please close the app and reopen it allowing it to refresh again. If issues persist please email us at info@trailsodaco.com and we will resolve the problem as soon as possible. ALWAYS DOWNLOAD THE APP AND UPDATE PRIOR TO LEAVING FOR YOUR ADVENTURE!
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Saving Offline Maps
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Load the OnX Offroad app. At the bottom there is a tab called "Offline Maps" click this. The tab will pop up with an orange bar with "+ New Map" click this. A white square will appear and you will need to adjust the square overtop of the trails you want to save offline. Please note the 3 map detail selections at the bottom the more detailed you want the maps the less area you can select. For example: Low Detail will allow around 100x100 mile square while High Detail only allows for around a 10x10 mile square. With that being said if you want High Detail downloading more than one map may be needed. If so, we recommend overlapping some of the trails between maps so you don't miss any needed trails for your adventure. Once you select your level of detail and the trails within the square press "Next" in the top of the screen. You can then name your map and add any notes to it. Then click "Save" and your mapping will begin downloading.
If downloading multiple maps we suggest naming them by their trail system or area. If downloading more than one map for a single trail system we recommend putting numbers behind them to keep track of which one you have selected such as "Warrior 1", "Warrior 2", Warrior 3", etc.