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GPS Tuner Atlas

Users ManualOctober 2009


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GPS Tuner Atlas - Users Manual 3

OverviewOverviewOverviewOverview

GPS Tuner Atlas is an off-road navigation software for Pocket PC devices.

While most in-car or on-road navigation applications give you the ability to

plan your trip based on a road network, GPS Tuner Atlas gives you the abilityGPS Tuner Atlas gives you the abilityGPS Tuner Atlas gives you the abilityGPS Tuner Atlas gives you the ability

to continue navigating where and when the roads endto continue navigating where and when the roads endto continue navigating where and when the roads endto continue navigating where and when the roads end.

GPS Tuner Atlas is an excellent tool for hiking, geocaching, boating, aviation,

driving, riding and many other sporting activities, where monitoring ofduration, distance and speed can be important.

Where the asphalt ends, the world of GPS Tuner Atlas begins.

System Requirements:System Requirements:System Requirements:System Requirements:

Microsoft Windows Mobile 5 operating system

300 MHz ARM processor (400 MHz recommended)

Microsoft Windows XP or Vista for the PC application (Map Tuner)

64 MB RAM (128 MB recommended)

Touch screen display

Approx. 2 GB file storage space for map content (SD Card or Internal

Flash memory)


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FeaturesFeaturesFeaturesFeaturesMulitple Map ContentMulitple Map ContentMulitple Map ContentMulitple Map Content

GPS Tuner Atlas offers several types of map content:

Satellite images with elevation data

Road network maps

Topographic maps

User generated maps

Units and National Coordinate FormatsUnits and National Coordinate FormatsUnits and National Coordinate FormatsUnits and National Coordinate Formats

Optional Metric, Imperial or Nautical units

24 Coordinate Formats supported (like WGS-84, British (OSGB36), NAD27, NAD83)

MappingMappingMappingMapping GPS Tuner supports JPG files as maps

Auto map loading feature

Zoom and Pan with stylus

Flexible layer and track/route display

Measure distances and define routes by drawing directly on the map

Navigation, Digital CompassNavigation, Digital CompassNavigation, Digital CompassNavigation, Digital Compass

Real-time rotating compass with large target arrow

Any waypoint, track point or map point can be selected as target

41 selectable Compass tools

Voice navigation and next turn indication for routes


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Features (continued)Features (continued)Features (continued)Features (continued)Trip ComputerTrip ComputerTrip ComputerTrip Computer

Monitor your whole trip

Reset is possible

41 selectable Trip Computer tools Selectable tool window layout

Speedometer with speed limit warning

Waypoints, POIs, Track, RoutesWaypoints, POIs, Track, RoutesWaypoints, POIs, Track, RoutesWaypoints, POIs, Track, Routes

Waypoint, POI: GPX, KML files supported

Track, Route: GPX, KML files supported

Track recording by configurable Auto, Time or Distance interval

View your waypoints and tracks in Google Earth directly

Flexible waypoint management

You can easily convert a track to route and reverse the direction of a route

NMEANMEANMEANMEA

NMEA recording

NMEA playback (with selectable speed)

You can jump to any position of NMEA files (skipping unnecessary data)


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Main MenuMain MenuMain MenuMain Menu

Tap to open the Main Menu, a gateway to all other screens and functions of the application.

OptionsOptionsOptionsOptions

Trip ManagerTrip ManagerTrip ManagerTrip Manager This powerful Trip Manager helps you manage your points, routes and track logs.

SettingsSettingsSettingsSettings In Settings, you can fine-tune the way GPS Tuner works for you.

AboutAboutAboutAbout See the credits, copyright notes and the end user license agreement.

PresetsPresetsPresetsPresetsYou can quickly select setting presets for different activities like biking or sailing. Presets

affect the content of the following screens: Trip Computer, Compass, Speedometer and the

measurement units used

CompassCompassCompassCompassA sophisticated digital compass with data fields, sun direction indicator, arrow pointing to

your selected target, and route navigation box

SOSSOSSOSSOS In an emergency situation, use GPS Tuner to send out an SOS message for you.

MapMapMapMapThe Map screen is the most important screen of GPS Tuner. It displays the map in 2D or 3D

mode.

Trip ToolsTrip ToolsTrip ToolsTrip Tools In Trip Tools, you can reach Trip Computer, Graphs and Speedometer functions.


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Main Menu (continued)Main Menu (continued)Main Menu (continued)Main Menu (continued)


Closes the Main Menu and opens the screen that was last open before

the Main Menu.

Stops navigation and exits the application.

Opens the GPS Settings screen.


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SettingsSettingsSettingsSettingsIn Settings, you can fine-tune the way GPS Tuner Atlas works and how it presents information on the

screen. Settings has switches and controls grouped by the field of work they affect.


UnitsUnitsUnitsUnits

Change the default measurement units to fit your needs or tap one of the arrows below to

change the coordinate display format and choose one of the various different internationaland national grids.

DisplayDisplayDisplayDisplayAlternative skins and daytime/night colors can be selected. In the current version of GPS

Tuner Atlas only the default skin and daytime is activated.

TrackTrackTrackTrackWith GPS Tuner Atlas you can record your trips to intelligent track logs. Here you can define

how track logs are saved when GPS position is available.

MapMapMapMapYou can modify the appearance of the map as well as the map layers displayed. Tap the

arrows at the bottom of the screen to see all settings.

GPSGPSGPSGPSYou can define the communication port and speed that connects the GPS receiver to GPS

Tuner. You can also correct the altitude information and define the method of distance

measuring (2D, 3D or Auto).

ResetResetResetResetTap this button and confirm your action, and all settings return to their factory state. Points,

routes and tracks you have saved are not affected. Changes take effect only after GPS

Tuner Atlas is restarted.

SystemSystemSystemSystemFine-tune some uncategorized settings like recovery functions or the sounds of the

application.

SOSSOSSOSSOSIn an emergency situation, use GPS Tuner Atlas to send out an SOS message for you. Here

you can set the phone number to send the message to.


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GPS SettingsGPS SettingsGPS SettingsGPS SettingsWhen using GPS Tuner Atlas for the first time, it will search the COM portsCOM portsCOM portsCOM ports with all available Baud RatesBaud RatesBaud RatesBaud Rates

automatically so that the GPS Receiver and the PDA can communicate properly. If GPS Tuner Atlas

does not find the GPS Receiver automatically, here you can set the COM Port and the Baud Rate

manually.

GPS Settings can be opened from the Settings menu by tapping GPS, or directly from the Main Menu

by tapping the small satellite antenna icon at the bottom of the screen.


GPS Auto ConnectGPS Auto ConnectGPS Auto ConnectGPS Auto ConnectAt each startup, GPS Tuner Atlas will try to connect to your GPS

Receiver using the last known port and speed settings.

Altitude OffsetAltitude OffsetAltitude OffsetAltitude Offset Lets you correct the altitude value given by the GPS receiver in meters.

Distance CalculationDistance CalculationDistance CalculationDistance CalculationGPS Tuner calculates distances in 2D/3D/Auto mode. If you have no

specific expectation, leave it in Auto mode.

Baud RateBaud RateBaud RateBaud RateYou can modify the speed at which the GPS receiver and the software

communicates.

PortPortPortPortYou can modify the communication port on which the GPS receiver and

the software communicates.


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Unit SettingsUnit SettingsUnit SettingsUnit SettingsIn Unit Settings, you can define the measurement units used in GPS Tuner Atlas. From this screen, you

can open the Coordinate settings screen by tapping one of the arrow buttons at the bottom of the

screen.

To open Unit Settings, tap the Units button on the Settings screen. Modify any of the measurement

units by tapping the small arrow button next to its value, and selecting a new value from the appearing

list. When finished, tap OK to save your changes, or tap Cancel to leave the screen without any effect.


H. distanceH. distanceH. distanceH. distance You can change the units in which horizontal distance (e.g. length of route) is displayed.

V. distanceV. distanceV. distanceV. distance You can change the units in which vertical distance (e.g. elevation) is displayed.

H. speedH. speedH. speedH. speed You can change the units in which horizontal speed is displayed.

V. speedV. speedV. speedV. speed You can change the units in which vertical speed is displayed.

AccelerationAccelerationAccelerationAcceleration You can change the units in which acceleration is displayed.


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Coordinate SettingsCoordinate SettingsCoordinate SettingsCoordinate SettingsYou can select your preferred Coordinate Grid and Datum format from the 24242424 different National Mapdifferent National Mapdifferent National Mapdifferent National Map

GridsGridsGridsGrids that are implemented in GPS Tuner Atlas as well as a coordinate display type from any of three

different types of Latitude/Longitude & UTM. All coordinate inputs are based on these settings.

First open Units Settings from the Settings screen by tapping Units, and then tap either the left or the

right arrow button at the bottom of the screen to jump to the Coordinate Settings page.

National GridsNational GridsNational GridsNational Grids

Default (WGS84) Finnish (KKJ) Z3 Italian (ROME40) Z2

Australian (AGD84) Finnish (KKJ) Z4 New Zealand (GD49)

Austrian (MGI) M28 German (DH) Z1 Norwegian (NGO48)

Austrian (MGI) M31 German GK2 Swedish (RT90) 0gon

Austrian (MGI) M34 German GK3 Swedish (RT90) 2.5gon0

British (OSGB36) German GK4 Swedish (RT90) 2.5gonV

Dutch (AMERSFRT) German GK5 Swedish (RT90) 5gon0

Egyptian (EGY1907BB) Greek (GGRS87) Swedish (RT90) 5gonV

European (ETRS89) Hungarian (EOV) Swedish (RT90) 7.5gonV

European (ED1950) Indian (Bangladesh) Swiss (CH1903) LV03

Finnish (KKJ) Z1 Irish (IRLND65) USA (NAD27)

Finnish (KKJ) Z2 Italian (ROME40) Z1 USA (NAD83)


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Track Log SettingsTrack Log SettingsTrack Log SettingsTrack Log SettingsIn Track Settings, you can fine-tune how GPS Tuner Atlas saves your trips to track logs. When using

Auto Interval, track logs are sophistically saved in order not to use unnecessarily large memory spaces

while still providing you with highly accurate track logs.


Auto StartAuto StartAuto StartAuto Start After launching the program, GPS Tuner Atlas will start track log recordingautomatically when GPS position is available.

Auto SavingAuto SavingAuto SavingAuto Saving If you select this option, GPS Tuner Atlas saves your recorded track log from timeto time automatically when you exit GPS Tuner Atlas.

Auto IntervalAuto IntervalAuto IntervalAuto Interval GPS Tuner Atlas records the necessary points according to the given settings.

GPS Tuner Atlas records a position:

Min. Angle:Min. Angle:Min. Angle:Min. Angle: If your heading changes more than selected ANDANDANDAND

Min. Distance:Min. Distance:Min. Distance:Min. Distance: If the distance from the last recorded point is greater than

selected OROROROR

Max. Distance:Max. Distance:Max. Distance:Max. Distance: If the distance from the last recorded point is greater than

selected OROROROR

Max. Time:Max. Time:Max. Time:Max. Time: If the time elapsed since the last recorded point is greater

than selected

Time IntervalTime IntervalTime IntervalTime Interval GPS Tuner Atlas records track points based on time. Track points are savedregularly no matter if you move or stay in one position. For a detailed track log,choose a short time period.

Distance IntervalDistance IntervalDistance IntervalDistance Interval GPS Tuner Atlas records track points based on distance. Track points are savedonly if you move. For a detailed track log, choose a relatively short distance.


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System SettingsSystem SettingsSystem SettingsSystem SettingsOpen the Settings page, and tap System. You can fine-tune various uncategorized settings in this

section.


LanguageLanguageLanguageLanguage Change the language of the user interface.

Position SoundPosition SoundPosition SoundPosition SoundTurn on or off the position sound. When turned on, a beep is played

each time the software receives a GPS position (usually once every

second). This way you can quickly notice when GPS position is lost.

Voice NavigationVoice NavigationVoice NavigationVoice NavigationTurn on or off voice instructions for navigation. Voice navigation warns

you before turns when you are navigating a route.

RecoveryRecoveryRecoveryRecoveryIf this option is enabled, GPS Tuner creates backup files for track log

recording in case of an unwanted system halt.

Prevent SleepingPrevent SleepingPrevent SleepingPrevent SleepingIf this option is enabled, the PDA will not go to standby even if you do

not tap the screen or push any of the hardware buttons for a while.

Bring to Top, Bring to Top SecBring to Top, Bring to Top SecBring to Top, Bring to Top SecBring to Top, Bring to Top SecIf this option is enabled, GPS Tuner Atlas brings itself on top of the

PDAs screen if another application runs on the screen in parallel. Bring

to Top Sec defines the time period after which Bring to Top occurs.


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Map ScreenMap ScreenMap ScreenMap ScreenBy tapping the Map button in the Main Menu, the Map screen is displayed. This is the most impor-

tant and most frequently used screen of the application.

Basic OperationsBasic OperationsBasic OperationsBasic Operations

Opens the Main Menu screen.

Opens the Map Settings screen.

Changes the map orientation between Track-up and North-up view.

Rotates the map left and right.

Moves the map to the GPS position. Your current position is displayed in the centre of both 2D and

3D maps so that you can see your surroundings.

Tilts the 3D map up and down. These buttons are available in 3D map view mode only (see MapSettings).

Scales the map up and down.

Draws a new route on the map.

Draws a line on the map and measures its length, without creating a new route.

You can select which My Maps and Detailed Maps are shown on the Map Screen, and you can turn

Satellite Images on/off


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Map SettingsMap SettingsMap SettingsMap SettingsOpen Map Settings by tapping the wrench icon on the Map screen or open Settings from the Main

Menu and then tap Map.

In Map Settings, you can modify the appearance of the map as well as the map layers displayed.

Tap the arrows at the bottom of the screen to see all map settings.

SettingsSettingsSettingsSettings

Display ModeDisplay ModeDisplay ModeDisplay ModeThe map can be displayed in classical top-down (2D) view or in perspective (3D)

view. Tilt buttons on the Map screen are available only in 3D mode.

Cursor TypeCursor TypeCursor TypeCursor TypeChoose your cursor type as an arrow that also shows your heading (Direction) or a

crosshair type position indicator (Cross).

InfoboxInfoboxInfoboxInfobox Select the content of the info box at the top of the Map screen.

Track WidthTrack WidthTrack WidthTrack Width

The thickness of the displayed track logs can be fine-tuned for optimal visibility of

the track and the other details of the map.

Map LayersMap LayersMap LayersMap LayersOn Map Settings 2/3 page you can define which objects are displayed on the map:

Map Streets, Map Labels, My Points, POIs, Tracks and Routes.

Map POIsMap POIsMap POIsMap POIsOn Map Settings 3/3 page you can defince which Map POIs are displayed on the

map: Food (e.g. restaurants and cafes), Attractions (e.g. museums), Services (e.g.

gas stations), Emergency (e.g. hospitals), and Geographical objects (e.g. geocahce).


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Map MenuMap MenuMap MenuMap MenuWhen you are on the Map screen (by pressing the Map button in the Main Menu), you can open theopen theopen theopen the

Map menu by holding down your stylus for half a second over a certain map pointMap menu by holding down your stylus for half a second over a certain map pointMap menu by holding down your stylus for half a second over a certain map pointMap menu by holding down your stylus for half a second over a certain map point.

You can also tap on POIsPOIsPOIsPOIs, WaypointsWaypointsWaypointsWaypoints, TrackpointsTrackpointsTrackpointsTrackpoints and RoutepointsRoutepointsRoutepointsRoutepoints, which brings you to detailed

data about the point.

Basic OperationsBasic OperationsBasic OperationsBasic Operations

Further Options If a Target is SelectedFurther Options If a Target is SelectedFurther Options If a Target is SelectedFurther Options If a Target is Selected

Add WaypointAdd WaypointAdd WaypointAdd Waypoint You can save the selected map location as a new waypoint.

Set as TargetSet as TargetSet as TargetSet as TargetYou can select this map position as your target. If you have activated the menu over

a waypoint, the waypoint itself becomes the selected target.

Set GPS CursorSet GPS CursorSet GPS CursorSet GPS Cursor

If your GPS is not active, you can relocate the GPS cursor to this map position.

When GPS position is fixed, the cursor jumps to your current location automatically.

Show TargetShow TargetShow TargetShow Target It displays the map with the target in the center of the screen.

Delete TargetDelete TargetDelete TargetDelete Target You can delete the target by tapping this button.


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Waypoint ListWaypoint ListWaypoint ListWaypoint ListA waypoint is a geographical coordinate (latitude and longitude) with some additional information such

as: altitude, name, type, description, attached photo and/or sound.

To open the list of waypoints, open Trip Manager, and then select My Points. Tap one of the listed

waypoints to select it, and then tap one of the buttons below for the following options.


DetailsDetailsDetailsDetails Tap this button to see all information, photo and sound saved with this point.

LocateLocateLocateLocate Opens the Map screen with the waypoint displayed in the middle.

TargetTargetTargetTarget The selected waypoint becomes your target.

DeleteDeleteDeleteDelete Deletes the selected waypoint from the l ist.

Add NewAdd NewAdd NewAdd New

Saves your current position as a new waypoint. If you wish to save a location other

than the current position, modify the latitude/longitude information on the second

page of the waypoint details.

AddAddAddAdd Tap this button to make the selected waypoint a new route point.


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TracksTracksTracksTracks

In the Tracks menu of Trip Manager you can manage your saved tracklogs.

Track Options:Track Options:Track Options:Track Options:

DetailsDetailsDetailsDetails Tap this button to see the track segments of this track.

LocateLocateLocateLocate Opens the Map screen with the track displayed in the middle.

TargetTargetTargetTarget The selected track becomes your target.

DeleteDeleteDeleteDelete Deletes the selected track from the list.

Track Segment Options:Track Segment Options:Track Segment Options:Track Segment Options:

DetailsDetailsDetailsDetails Tap this button to see the track points of this track. segment.

LocateLocateLocateLocate Opens the Map screen with the track segment displayed in the middle.

BacktrackBacktrackBacktrackBacktrack Reverses the order of track points in the track segment and creates a route.

DeleteDeleteDeleteDelete Deletes the selected track segment from the list.

CombineCombineCombineCombine Combines the selected track segment with the one below it into a single track segment


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Tracks (continued)Tracks (continued)Tracks (continued)Tracks (continued)

Track Points Options:Track Points Options:Track Points Options:Track Points Options:

DetailsDetailsDetailsDetails Tap this button to see the detailed data of the selected track point.

LocateLocateLocateLocate Opens the Map screen with the selected track point displayed in the middle.

BacktrackBacktrackBacktrackBacktrack Reverses the order of track points in the track segment and creates a route.

DeleteDeleteDeleteDelete Deletes the selected track point from the list.

SplitSplitSplitSplit Splits the track segment into two segments at the selected track point.

AddAddAddAdd Creates a new route point from the selected track point.


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RoutesRoutesRoutesRoutes

In the Routes menu of Trip Manager you can manage your saved or drawn routes.

Route Options:Route Options:Route Options:Route Options:

DetailsDetailsDetailsDetails Tap this button to see the detailed data of the selected routepoint.

LocateLocateLocateLocate Opens the Map screen with the selected routepoint displayed in the middle.

TargetTargetTargetTarget The selected routepoint becomes your target.

DeleteDeleteDeleteDelete Deletes the selected routepoint from the list.

Delete AllDelete AllDelete AllDelete All Deletes all routepoints from the list.

UpUpUpUp Moves the selected routepoint up in the list

DownDownDownDown Moves the selected routepoint down in the list

BacktrackBacktrackBacktrackBacktrack Reverses the order of routepoints in the list.


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FindFindFindFind

In the Find function of Trip Manager, you can search for different objects on the map. You can search

among My Points, POIs, Routepoints, Map POIs, Streets and Areas.

Find Options:Find Options:Find Options:Find Options:

Find List OptionsFind List OptionsFind List OptionsFind List Options

NameNameNameName Tap this button to type in the name of the object you are looking for.

DistanceDistanceDistanceDistanceSelect the radius of the search. The radius is limited to 12.5 km (7.77 miles) or 100 km (62

miles) depending on which Find Screen you are on.

TypeTypeTypeTypeSelect the type of object you are looking for. Options to select from depend on the Find Screen

you are on.

Near toNear toNear toNear to Choose whether the search should occur around the GPS Cursor or the Map Center.

FindFindFindFind Start search.

Name/DistanceName/DistanceName/DistanceName/Distance Choose whether you want to sort search hits in alphabtical order or based on distance.

DetailsDetailsDetailsDetails Tap this button to see the detailed information on the selected object

LocateLocateLocateLocate Opens the Map screen with the selected object displayed in the middle.

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Trip ToolsTrip ToolsTrip ToolsTrip Tools Trip ComputerTrip ComputerTrip ComputerTrip Computer

Trip Computer helps you monitor the characteristics of your triphelps you monitor the characteristics of your triphelps you monitor the characteristics of your triphelps you monitor the characteristics of your trip. While GPS is active, Trip Computer

collects trip data.

You can define the number of data fields per page and also the content of the fields: tap any of the

fields, and select its new value from the list of tools.

Timers and counters are resettable. When you tap Reset, all these fields return to zero or their defaultvalues.

The layout of data fields depend on the activity preset selected on the Presets screen.

Trip Computer Options:Trip Computer Options:Trip Computer Options:Trip Computer Options:

LayoutLayoutLayoutLayout Tap this button to change the number of data fields on one page (2, 4 or 6).

Arrow buttonsArrow buttonsArrow buttonsArrow buttonsTap any of the arrows to see more data fields. Change their content to create custom pages of

tools that fit your different use cases.

ResetResetResetReset Tap this button to reset the Trip Computer. Only data fields containing collected data are reset.

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Trip ToolsTrip ToolsTrip ToolsTrip Tools GraphsGraphsGraphsGraphs

In Graphs trip tool, altitude, speed and acceleration data of your tracks are shown in graph format.

By tapping on a point of the graph you can monitor the altitude, speed or acceleration data belonging

to that point of the track.

Altitude, speed and acceleration data are scaled with trackpoint, time, or distance on the X-axis, de-

pending on selected settings.

You can draw up to six tracks on one graph.

Graph Options:Graph Options:Graph Options:Graph Options:

Zooms in and out in the graph around the selected point.

Switches between track graphs.

Opens the Map screen with the trackpoint displayed in the middle.

TypeTypeTypeType You can select the type of graph drawn on the graph screen.

TrackTrackTrackTrack You can select the tracks you want to be drawn on the graph screen.

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Trip ToolsTrip ToolsTrip ToolsTrip Tools SpeedometerSpeedometerSpeedometerSpeedometer

To reach the Speedometer, open the Trip Tools and then tap the Speedometer button.

The graphical speedometer helps you visualize your current speed. You have four preset speed limits

to quickly choose from. You can modify their value to fit your needs. When you reach the selected

speed limitspeed limitspeed limitspeed limit, the number turns red and you will hear warning beeps in every 3 seconds.

This is not the only screen where you can monitor your speed. Any of the configurable Trip ComputerTrip ComputerTrip ComputerTrip Computertoolstoolstoolstools can also be set to display the current speed.

Activating/deactivating speed limit:Activating/deactivating speed limit:Activating/deactivating speed limit:Activating/deactivating speed limit:

Setting a new speed limit value:Setting a new speed limit value:Setting a new speed limit value:Setting a new speed limit value:

1) Tap & holdTap & holdTap & holdTap & hold one of the four speed limit circles.

2) SelectSelectSelectSelect a new speed limit value from the list.

ActivatingActivatingActivatingActivating Tap one of the four speed limit circles.

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NMEA Recording and PlaybackNMEA Recording and PlaybackNMEA Recording and PlaybackNMEA Recording and PlaybackWith the help of GPS Tuner Atlas, you can save and playback the NMEA sentencessave and playback the NMEA sentencessave and playback the NMEA sentencessave and playback the NMEA sentences from the GPS

receiver (containing position, speed, heading and satellite signal data in raw format). Open Record/Record/Record/Record/

Playback LogPlayback LogPlayback LogPlayback Log from the Trip Manager.

Saving NMEA data:Saving NMEA data:Saving NMEA data:Saving NMEA data:

Replaying NMEA data:Replaying NMEA data:Replaying NMEA data:Replaying NMEA data:

1.)1.)1.)1.) Press the Record buttonRecord buttonRecord buttonRecord button and set the location and name of the NMEA file you want to save.

2.)2.)2.)2.) Press the OK button.

3.)3.)3.)3.) GPS Tuner starts recording the NMEA sentences automatically.

4.)4.)4.)4.) You can stop the recording by pressing either the StopStopStopStop or the Play buttonPlay buttonPlay buttonPlay button, or pause it by the Pause buttonPause buttonPause buttonPause button.

1.)1.)1.)1.) Press the Play buttonPlay buttonPlay buttonPlay button and open an NMEA f ile.

2.)2.)2.)2.) You can set the replay speed (1X8X, with 1X being the real-time speed)

3.)3.)3.)3.) You can jump to any position in the NMEA f ile (skipping unnecessary data) with the help of the trackbar.

4.)4.)4.)4.) You can stop the replay by pressing either the StopStopStopStop or the Record buttonRecord buttonRecord buttonRecord button, or pause it by the Pause buttonPause buttonPause buttonPause button.


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Technical SpecificationTechnical SpecificationTechnical SpecificationTechnical Specification

Minimal memory requirementMinimal memory requirementMinimal memory requirementMinimal memory requirement 30 MB free program memory

ResolutionResolutionResolutionResolution QVGA (240 x 320) , VGA (480 x 640)

GPS Data formatGPS Data formatGPS Data formatGPS Data format NMEA 0183 standard data sentences

Map GridMap GridMap GridMap Grid 24 Coordinate Format supported

Track bufferTrack bufferTrack bufferTrack buffer 15.000 points

Custom waypointsCustom waypointsCustom waypointsCustom waypoints 2.000 points

RoutepointsRoutepointsRoutepointsRoutepoints 2.000 points

Supported NMEA sentencesSupported NMEA sentencesSupported NMEA sentencesSupported NMEA sentences GGA, GSA, GSV, RMC, VTG


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