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With the TrailSeeker App, you can view routes and maps even in places where you lose mobile signal.

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Step1: Import GPX route files on your phone and Send to Watch

Select GPX files from your phone's files and share them to TrailSeeker, or tap the ➕ button in the top right corner of the route details page to import:

• Select the Routes button at the bottom to enter the route list page

• Click the menu button in the top right corner of the route details page and select Send to Watch

• The transfer may be affected by network and device stability, and it may take some time before it appears on your Watch

Step2: Import GPX route files on your phone and Send to Watch

Select a route and enter the route details on your watch to download offline maps

On the home page, tap Routes to enter the route list page (if you don't see any routes, it may be because you haven't imported any routes yet or they haven't been successfully transferred to your watch)

On the route list page, tap the corresponding route to enter the route details page

On the route details page, tap Download and wait for the download to complete

You can preview on the map by clicking the bottom left corner of the map (during training, swipe left to the status management page, then swipe up to enter the route selection process) to access route selection. Select the corresponding route to preview it. If it shows your current location, you can try moving the map first to prevent it from continuously tracking your position, then select the route to preview it.