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8.3.6

 

Themes

 ........................................................................................................ 60

 

8.3.7

 

Labels

 ........................................................................................................... 60

 

8.3.8

 

POI (Points Of Interest)

 ............................................................................. 60

 

8.3.9

 

Geocaching

 ................................................................................................. 61

 

8.4

 

Fields & Buttons

 ................................................................................................. 61

 

8.4.1

 

Data fields

 .................................................................................................... 61

 

8.4.2

 

Tool bar

 ........................................................................................................ 62

 

8.4.3

 

Map page

 ..................................................................................................... 62

 

8.4.4

 

Keys

 .............................................................................................................. 63

 

8.5

 

Alarms

 .................................................................................................................. 63

 

8.5.1

 

Data fields

 .................................................................................................... 63

 

8.5.2

 

Tracks

........................................................................................................... 64

 

8.5.3

 

Leg change

 .................................................................................................. 64

 

8.5.4

 

Waypoints

 .................................................................................................... 65

 

8.5.5

 

Speedcams

 ................................................................................................. 65

 

8.5.6

 

Speed limit

 ................................................................................................... 66

 

8.5.7

 

Depth

 ............................................................................................................ 66

 

8.6

 

Training

 ................................................................................................................ 66

 

8.7

 

Vehicle

 ................................................................................................................. 67

 

8.8

 

Navigation

 ........................................................................................................... 67

 

8.8.1

 

Autoroute

 ..................................................................................................... 67

 

8.8.1.1

 

Restrictions

 ........................................................................................... 67

 

8.8.1.2

 

Recalculate

 ........................................................................................... 67

 

8.8.1.3

 

Calculation method

 .............................................................................. 68

 

8.8.2

 

Next waypoint

 ............................................................................................. 68

 

8.8.3

 

Estimated times

 .......................................................................................... 68

 

8.8.4

 

Slope

 ............................................................................................................ 69

 

8.9

 

Tracklog

 ............................................................................................................... 69

 

8.9.1

 

File

 ................................................................................................................ 69

 

8.9.2

 

Display

 ......................................................................................................... 70

 

8.9.3

 

Synchronization with navigation

 .............................................................. 70

 

8.10

 

Autonomy

 ......................................................................................................... 71

 

8.11

 

Communications

 ............................................................................................. 71

 

8.11.1

 

GPS

 ........................................................................................................... 72

 

8.12

 

Calibration

 ........................................................................................................ 72

 

8.12.1

 

Touchscreen

 ............................................................................................ 72

 

8.12.2

 

Altitude (Barometer)

 ............................................................................... 72

 

8.12.2.1

 

Barometer calibration

 .......................................................................... 73

 

8.12.3

 

Bearing (Compass)

 ................................................................................. 73

 

8.12.3.1

 

Compass calibration

 ........................................................................... 73

 

8.13

 

Advanced

 ......................................................................................................... 74

 

9

 

Management from a computer

 ..................................................................... 77

 

9.1

 

Open and analyse the data recorded by TwoNav

 ........................................... 78

 

9.2

 

Activate and transfer files between ‘Computer-TwoNav’

 .............................. 78

 

9.2.1

 

Via contextual menu

 .................................................................................. 78

 

9.2.2

 

Dragging files directly from the data tree

 ................................................ 79

 

Summary of Contents for aventura 2.8

Page 1: ...12 3 1 2 Data mode 13 3 1 2 1 Basic functions 13 3 1 2 2 Additional functions 14 3 1 3 Tool mode 15 3 1 3 1 Tool bar 15 3 1 3 1 1 Basic functions 15 3 1 3 1 2 Additional functions 16 3 1 3 2 Bottom b...

Page 2: ...6 2 1 2 From data lists 38 6 2 1 2 1 Waypoints lists 38 6 2 1 2 2 Routes lists 38 6 2 2 Move position of waypoints 38 6 2 3 Add waypoints to a route track 39 6 2 4 Graph representation of routes track...

Page 3: ...3 e Roadbook 48 7 3 1 What is an e Roadbook 48 7 3 2 Supported formats 48 7 3 3 Create an e Roadbook with Land Air 48 7 3 4 Navigate an e Roadbook 50 8 Settings 51 8 1 System 51 8 1 1 Device 51 8 1 1...

Page 4: ...8 8 1 2 Recalculate 67 8 8 1 3 Calculation method 68 8 8 2 Next waypoint 68 8 8 3 Estimated times 68 8 8 4 Slope 69 8 9 Tracklog 69 8 9 1 File 69 8 9 2 Display 70 8 9 3 Synchronization with navigatio...

Page 5: ...ww CompeGPS com http Support CompeGPS com 5 9 3 Update your device to the latest TwoNav version 79 10 Warranty 79 11 Appendix Data fields 81 12 Appendix Tool bar buttons 86 13 Appendix Special charact...

Page 6: ...h the vehicle stopped in a safe place not on the road or kerbs Guided by sound indications TwoNav application will warn you with sound infications of upcoming manoeuvres and when to carry them out A g...

Page 7: ...problems regarding the use of our products please contact the on line technical support department of CompeGPS at http Support CompeGPS com 2 START UP MAINTENANCE 2 1 Care instructions Never submerge...

Page 8: ...ing Battery 1 Open the battery compartment by making 4 complete anti clockwise turns using the opening ring pull strongly to fully remove the cover compartment Do not force the opening ring 2 Place th...

Page 9: ...ites Check the number of satellites available as well as their distribution orbiting over the vault and their coverage By default when TwoNav is launched it will try to connect to available satellites...

Page 10: ...simple action the battery life will be longer Moreover remember that the screen of the device will be turned off after inactivity Battery life can be increased by reducing the level of screen backlig...

Page 11: ...g improved in order to add new functionalities and polish errors Your device has several software levels Eboot Iboot Starting component which runs the operating system Operating system Executed under...

Page 12: ...map In order to explore the surroundings drag the map by interacting with the interface Zoom map Use the Zoom buttons to adjust the zoom level You can also adjust the zoom level using the keys of you...

Page 13: ...rder to unpin the fixation and restore the current position as the default one press Contextual menu on the map Unanchor 3 1 2 Data mode 3 1 2 1 Basic functions By default data bar shows a few relevan...

Page 14: ...t street Inside waypoint radius Waypoint name if waypoint has associated files click the clip icon to reproduce them Nextevent Information related to the next position direction and distance GOTO arro...

Page 15: ...do a short tap on any place of the map Data mode Tool mode Hint function 3 1 3 1 Tool bar Allows a quick access to some functions its content can be configured from Main menu Settings Fields Buttons T...

Page 16: ...e the functions of the tool bar according to your needs from Main menu Settings Fields Buttons Tool bar 3 1 3 1 2 Additional functions Extra buttons are automatically added to tool bar in specific sit...

Page 17: ...abled Main menu Settings Display Hint when clicking any point on the map window TwoNav will show useful information of the specific point that you selected This function can be fully customized accord...

Page 18: ...taken into consideration on these lists are the files saved at Default folder for maps TwoNavData Maps Default folder for your recorded tracks TwoNavData Data Tracklog Default folder for tracks waypo...

Page 19: ...ing the finger upwards or downwards Short shift The last displayed element will become the first on the list Long shift The list will keep scrolling down and it will stop at the end or by pressing on...

Page 20: ...all the information related to the element and carry out several actions available information will depend on selected element 4 Display subelements Some elements might have subelements for example wa...

Page 21: ...buttons at the bottom of the list available functions will depend on selected element Accept Cancel Go back to the previous window Add new item in a list of items Delete item in a list of items Refre...

Page 22: ...waypoint Only for routes Create new route Graph representation of the selected element Alarms configuration Name filter elements which do not contain the entered combination of characters will be auto...

Page 23: ...points sorted by proximity 3 3 5 2nd line data TwoNav allows you the possibility to display more information for listed waypoints tracks Extra information will be presented in a 2nd line right after t...

Page 24: ...ger number of data fields are displayed When opening a contextual menu on a data field you will find the available functions associated to that field Data page Compass page Graph page Data fields are...

Page 25: ...mode can only be used when a road maps is loaded The Off Road mode is based on the useage of previously created references waypoints routes tracks Route will not be automatically calculated a straigh...

Page 26: ...ions Once the trip is started you can press Page tools to find out more commands to control the Triplog Trip review Summary of your trip up to that moment very useful to analyse all kind of relevant d...

Page 27: ...ong the routes loaded or created by you Geocache Select a geocache among the geocaches loaded or created by you By map Select directly on the map the exact location where you want to navigate to Beari...

Page 28: ...results by comparing your current and past performances on map or in graphs in real time Go back return to start point or home Start point Go to the starting point of the recorded track directly from...

Page 29: ...ces that you previously set on data fields Access full alarm configuration from Main menu Settings Alarms 4 4 Follow indications On Road navigation Track navigation Route navigation Waypoint navigatio...

Page 30: ...track Historic Indications will be the corresponding ones depending on the navigation type Place Track or Training Free Without indications 4 5 Trip review This function is basically a summary of you...

Page 31: ...the best map based on your current position If you prefer to manage your maps manually disable the Auto open maps function from Main menu Settings Map Automap Note CompeGPS offers you a wide range of...

Page 32: ...ections classified depending on the areas they cover Extension Width and height of the area covered by the map Lines Columns Number of lines columns the landscape is made up of altitude width Datum Us...

Page 33: ...routes a sequence of waypoints tracks itinerary footprint You can get these references by creating them yourself or from other sources friends webs meeting planners Manage your own waypoints routes t...

Page 34: ...map window such as color text zoom level element is displayed according to a scale value Associated Attach image sound text video files to this item These files will be displayed during the navigation...

Page 35: ...vailable routes from Main menu Data Routes all routes available at TwoNavData Data Important Remember that more route formats can be imported and converted to the supported formats from Land Air softw...

Page 36: ...ndows Mac platforms more information at http www CompeGPS com 6 1 3 3 Properties Enter the properties of a track from Main menu Data Tracks Press the name of any opened element General General propert...

Page 37: ...climbing mean power Sensors Information related to cadence speed and heart rate recorded by the GPS device using external ANT sensors Associated Attach image sound text video files to this item These...

Page 38: ...ated waypoint Favourites Select any of your waypoints categorized as favourites Present destination Final point of your present navigation Present position GPS position in which you are when creating...

Page 39: ...item and select Edit 2 Select the waypoint after which you want to add a new waypoint doing a short click 3 Press the exact point where you wish to create the new waypoint 4 Once finished press Close...

Page 40: ...from Main menu Alarms Waypoints Note If radius of a waypoint is not defined Default radius for waypoints parameter will be taken into consideration Manually When current GPS position is inside the rad...

Page 41: ...ions 6 2 6 1 Navigation elements Nextevent Information related to the next position direction and distance GOTO arrow shows direction of the following section of the track This parameter is the distan...

Page 42: ...le AWF you will delete all the waypoints of that specific active file 6 3 2 Routes 6 3 2 1 Modifiy for all waypoints If any of these properties is modified it will be applied for all waypoints at the...

Page 43: ...departure and a constant speed so that TwoNav will calculate the estimated time of arrival for each point in the track 6 3 3 5 Delete aberrant points Points deviating excessively from the track will b...

Page 44: ...sily the parts of the present leg and apply independent modifications on them If there is a distance from the moment you paused the recording of the track until you activated it again the empty space...

Page 45: ...ool bar Pause Pause function Press it again to resume the simulation FF RW Accelerate the simulation Press it again to apply normal speed FF to next RW to prev Jump to next event Stop Stop the simulat...

Page 46: ...asily upload your fields notes to any geocaching server from internet for example www geocaching com 7 2 4 Set status for geocaches From Main menu Settings Display Geocaching Hide found geocaches you...

Page 47: ...rag files from Windows Mac explorer Keep the left mouse button pressed on the file and drag it to the waypoint Drag files from internet browser Drag them directly from browser Just drag the image to w...

Page 48: ...terrain Roadbooks contains several pages of information charts GPS coordinates written instructions manoeuvres e Roadbooks contain all this information in digital format with no need to read indicatio...

Page 49: ...ints of the track Place the mouse at the exact location where there is something to highlight and open the contextual menu on that point press Create a roadbook point here 5 Now you can edit the roadb...

Page 50: ...textual menu on the track file and select Save 9 Send the resulting file to your TwoNav device Use Send to function Important Do not delete the e Roadbook in TRK format since the resulting BTRK is not...

Page 51: ...mpeGPS at http Support CompeGPS com 8 1 1 3 About Check which TwoNav version you have in the device Note In order to update the TwoNav software of your device or solve any kind of problem with CompeGP...

Page 52: ...level for voices indicating manoeuvres 8 1 6 Folders In order to show your elements maps waypoints routes tracks in data lists Main menu Data they have to be inside the right folder of the device If n...

Page 53: ...ystems is needed because the earth is an imperfect ellipsoid These settings will be used when introducing any coordinate into the application as well as creating any element waypoints routes tracks 8...

Page 54: ...to Fix scale value Map scale Zoom window according to the map scale If during the navigation Force 2D is enabled 2D map view will be automatically set even other views are currently displayed 8 2 3 Re...

Page 55: ...ll be displayed on the screen North up Map is not oriented your position will be marked with the pointer in the centre of the screen and the pointer will rotate to show your present course The map wil...

Page 56: ...lour for each height interval will be used Draw level lines Altitude lines are drawn 8 2 6 3D TwoNav offers three visualizing modes so you have the most adequate perspective in each moment 2D mode Zen...

Page 57: ...hen introducing angles over 60 it will simulate a camera with wide lenses Foggy horizon The furthest part to the perspective becomes faded creating a misty effect between the sky and the map that help...

Page 58: ...different color line from the rest of the tracks Double line The active track has a specific double line to easily highlighted from the rest of the tracks 8 3 2 Hint This function can be fully custom...

Page 59: ...a repeater so the time and night vision might be affected 8 3 5 Pointer Pointer Animation pointer Icon that displays your current position on the map Fixed ring and parallels A circumference encircli...

Page 60: ...r new waypoints waypoints already created will keep their original color Background color for new waypoints Background color for waypoints Background transparent for new waypoints Background can be tr...

Page 61: ...y found 8 4 Fields Buttons 8 4 1 Data fields Data bar and data pages can be configured to fit your specific preferences customize TwoNav according to your needs by displaying the data fields that you...

Page 62: ...oNav according to your needs by displaying the tools that you really need Add tools By activating the ticked square Remove tools By deactivating the ticked square Order the tools By using Up Down butt...

Page 63: ...preferences all you have to do is set a maximum or and a minimum value for each field In case you do not fix any value the alarm will be deactivated with no effects during the navigation Alarm warnin...

Page 64: ...Leg division Time TwoNav can display audio and visual pop up alarms at every leg change every kilometer every hour or according to your needs Legs are equal divisions of the track split based on a def...

Page 65: ...oint you can set an alarm to warn you Default radius for waypoints Waypoint alarm will be displayed when you are entering into the radius of any waypoint Set that radius according to your preferences...

Page 66: ...limit a warning display will be shown Choose among different alarm displays Speed to block interface User interface will be blocked when exceeding this value You will not be able to manipulate the ap...

Page 67: ...nt interface theme marine units specific menu to select the final destination specific data fields in data bar and data pages specific tool bar function Man Over board available from the tool bar mari...

Page 68: ...ation of the current waypoint while in its surroundings This way instructions for each point can be followed correctly Bisector inside next waypoint Enter inside the radius of next waypoint and cross...

Page 69: ...speed or Track time are available Mean Speed will be used to calculate the estimated time of arrival 8 8 4 Slope In order to get slope data TwoNav requires you to set the distance values to calculate...

Page 70: ...recorded will be shown on the map window Show current Tracklog in list If enabled the track that is being recorded will be listed in track list marked with Main menu Data Tracks Track color Set the c...

Page 71: ...e application but in some cases you may prefer that some synchronization points are disabled 8 10 Autonomy Maximize the autonomy of your device while running TwoNav Battery level Shutdown screen Time...

Page 72: ...nsfer speed 8 12 Calibration 8 12 1Touchscreen If you notice inaccuracies while using the device you should calibrate the screen this action prevents little maladjustments Follow these steps 1 Click t...

Page 73: ...ze little errors of altitude data from the GPS It also overcomes limitations of the barometric altimeter regarding atmospheric pressure and temperature alien to altitude changes 8 12 3Bearing Compass...

Page 74: ...y more information for listed elements Extra information will be presented in a 2nd line right after the name of the item Select the data fields that you want to display Active waypoints mode Set work...

Page 75: ...is the correct lane to take Antialias Draw smoother lines in vectorial maps VMAP Smoother TwoNav calculates an interpolation of movement between the positions that the GPS adopts with the aim of show...

Page 76: ...eed value to consider movement Speeds under this value will not be considered movement This value is set by default it cannot be modified by you Minimum accumulated altitude Fixes the minimum altitude...

Page 77: ...Air you will be able to analyse your trips and manage all data recorded by TwoNav comfortably from home You can get the latest version of Land Air from www CompeGPS com learn more about Land Air by do...

Page 78: ...es compare its data using graph representations Note Remember that opened file are still stored in the memory of the device If you want to save them on your computer select Save 9 2 Activate and trans...

Page 79: ...devices listed at Storage files branch 9 3 Update your device to the latest TwoNav version Land Air software can automatically update the TwoNav software of your device 1 Connect the TwoNav device to...

Page 80: ...n of the product by non allowed devices or applications particularly if trying to install any other software than the authorized supplied exclusively in CompeGPS website www CompeGPS com or using ille...

Page 81: ...t Predicted altitude to next waypoint if current trajectory is maintained Altitude ground level Altitude from the ground level Altitude Altitude from the sea level Ascent to destination Difference bet...

Page 82: ...tance to next Distance to the next waypoint Distance to virtual coach Distance between your current position and the position of the Virtual Coach Estimated hour at destination Estimated time of arriv...

Page 83: ...going through all intermediate waypoints L D req Minimum glide ratio required to reach next waypoint distance to waypoint divided by waypoint s altitude over ground level Land altitude Altitude of th...

Page 84: ...e values Mean power Average of all power values Mean speed Average of all speeds values Moving pace Average of all pace values avoiding stopped points Next radar speed Displays maximum speed allowed b...

Page 85: ...ill destination is reached Slope to next kilometer Remaining slope from your current position to 1 kilometer Slope to next waypoint Slope from your current position to next waypoint Slope Slope of you...

Page 86: ...urrent position VDOP Vertical Dilution Of Precision estimated current vertical accuracy of the GPS Velocity made good Right direction s velocity component to the following waypoint Vertical speed Desc...

Page 87: ...be automatically calculated to that point Mark and edit waypoint Create new waypoint in current position and access to its properties so that you can customize them Mark roadbook point Create new road...

Page 88: ...ectly turned off Start Stop Pause or stop your current navigation Stop Stop the itinerary Synchronize Virtual Coach Automatically places the Virtual Coach at your current position Take photo A photo p...

Page 89: ...http www CompeGPS com http Support CompeGPS com 89 I N O S T U Y Z space _ space space For example If you have to type LidlStra e press S instead of...

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