Suppport Thread for the TND 500, TND 700 or future Rand McNally products.

FYI - there and PLENTY available. I think that they are having their own reorder issue and not a supply issue. Are they all from the same chain (brand) of truck stop?

 

I hope to buying a 720 next week but have a question. My company uses PCmiler for routing and pay purposes. But all we ever get is the start and end location with maybe one or two waypoints. I still like a paper routing. Tried Streets and Trips but it is not good for HD trucks. My Garmin shows terrible routes as well. Will the Rand show similar routes as PC Miler? Can you export the routing somehow so it can be printed?

Bruce

 

My company and I think most companies use the PC Miler program for payroll and routing. I have found that the Rand GPS follows that routing pretty much most of the time unless you use the shortest route function which is not always the fastest route. I don't see a lot of way points on my payroll stub either as they are not necessary for compiling the total mileage.If I deviate from the normal route for some reason then I will see more waypoints on my pay stub.I don't think you can print out a route before travelling it.

To Mark

If you use the breadcrumb function can you print out that route after having travelled it.

Thanks
John

 

Hey my unit recently did something funky. It zoomed out to world map, then back in, then I no longer had sound. My buddy has the same, 710 and his did this too. I haven't updated it lately, could it be that or is my sound just shot?

 

I wonder if any big carriers are, or are going to switch to the TND 760. It looks pretty cool and would appear to be a head-to-head competitor to Qualcomm which seems to have had almost a monopoly on that niche for a long time.

 

finally found the 510. i like it so far. just wish i could plan my own route and have the gps do what i bought it for... tell me when my exit is and what lane to be in. i also like the speed limit display although it is wrong a couple times