PathAway Support

We're testing this fix now. Download the Android pro prerelease at http://pathaway.com/prerelease5/android/PW5PRO.htm

We won't have direct support by then, but PathAway Express or PRO can render KAP/BSB format directly via the Custom Maps feature. OpenSeaMap offers KAP chart download. The maps can be imported via Maps-Import command, or by copying to the PathAway folder on internal memory or external SD Card.

Can you send me a sample of your points files? I'll do some tests with it.

Note, if you originally purchased on Google Play then you'll need to always download from Google Play.

Google has changed the format of their map tiles so we will need to make changes in order to support Google Sat maps.

We'll take a look at this. What happens when you try to run it?

Would it be possible for you to send me the (Or post on something like dropbox or google drive) your map for analysis. We haven't had any other reports of this datum not working, so I'd like to analyze your map. Note we have replied to all your emails. Please check your Spam folder.

Great Point! I'm sorry I didn't know that this would happen.

Please contact PathAway Support for direct help with this problem. http://pathaway.com/contact.php

I just tried this and it worked for me. To confirm the process:
Go into "Maps-WebMaps"
Tap: "Manage Offline Cache"
Under "Cache Folder", choose "Select Folder". Set the external card folder.

If you are running Android 4.4 (KitKat) then the external card is not writable unless its set to PathAway's private folder. To set Webmaps to store on the external card use folder: /Android/data/com.muskokatech.PathAwayPro/files/PWWebMaps Note when you change the folder the existing downloaded cache...

Thanks for the verification Ulmer!

Select a point (sorry bad wording of area) by tapping on a location on the map. Tap again to bring up the context menu for that location.

PathAway for Android does not yet support Garmin IMG maps.

It looks likely you'll need to recalibrate them from their image sources unless a third party desktop mapping tool like Fugawi or QuoVadis can convert them.

If I understand correctly, you want to move your PathAway maps (.prc) to your Android device. If so, then you can copy your maps onto your <Device memory>/PathAway folder or <External Card>/PathAway folder. Then the maps can be accessed from the Maps-Custom Maps screen.