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can store the logs—the hiking logs can be arranged in a different folder than the
skiing logs. You can also sort the logs, move them between folders and delete them
or search the log information. It is even possible to upload them to the SuuntoSports.com
site.
Charts and Data
You can examine the log information by creating charts from it. The charts show the
development of altitude or temperature. Open the folders and select the logs you
want to see. Click on the “Open Logs” button to view the file as a chart. If you have
opened several logs, they are listed in the window below the chart. There you can
select which profiles you want to view simultaneously. You can also add bookmarks
to a chart. The bookmark can either be a text or an image —for example a photograph
of the highest peak of your trek.
You can also view the log information as a data list where the altitude, and tempera-
ture values are listed in chronological order. To view a data list, click on the “Data”
button on the upper part of the chart window. Both charts and the list can be printed.
Analyzing Data
You can analyze the data in the logs according to your activities and possible time
periods. Select the files you want from the folder and click on “Open Logs”. Then
press “Analyze”. The analysis can display information about altitude zones and
durations. The analysis results are displayed as 3-D bar diagrams that you can rotate
on the screen.