MotionX-GPS-Manual

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User ManualRevision 15.0January 2011Fullpower Technologies, Inc., makers of MotionX™

Table of Contents

1. Overview 3

2. Menu 4

3. My Position 5

4. Track Recorder 6

5. Compass 9

6. Map 11

7. Share 17

8. Search Goto 19

9. Waypoints 21

10. Tracks 24

11. Map Downloads 27

12. Settings 31

Getting Started

•Video: http://gps.motionx.com/video/•Tutorials: http://gps.motionx.com/iphone/tutorials/•Quick Start Guide: http://gps.motionx.com/quick-start/


http://gps.motionx.com/video/

http://gps.motionx.com/video/

http://gps.motionx.com/tutorials/

http://gps.motionx.com/tutorials/

http://gps.motionx.com/quick-start/

http://gps.motionx.com/quick-start/

1. OverviewThe most accurate and reliable solution for the iPhone, MotionX-GPS embeds the functionality of an advanced handheld GPS unit into a simple and intuitive iPhone application. Use MotionX-GPS to track outdoor activities such as hiking, running, biking, sailing, skiing, or any other activity where you want to track your route. It is also ideal for geocaching and for sharing the coordinates of your favorite locations. MotionX-GPS takes full advantage of iOS 4 with support for multitasking. Record your tracks in the background while making a phone call, listening to streaming music, etc.

GPS requires a direct “line-of-sight” to communicate with satellites. Your iPhone must have a clear view of the sky to locate at least three satellites in order to give accurate position information. If you are indoors, in a wooded area or surrounded by buildings, you may be unable to acquire an accurate signal.


Info: Access the in-app help file from any page.

GPS signal indicator. Touch to toggle between outdoor online and indoor offline.

Blue globe: Outdoor GPS mode; good signal.

Red globe: Unreliable signal, trying to acquire satellites.

Wifi/Triangulation: Uses location information from nearby Wifi hotspots to approximate location.

Manual: Offline; not searching for satellites.

Menu: Access the main menu from any page.

Search: Quick access to the MotionX Search Wheel.

iPod: Access iPod controls from any page; the control panel slides out and back in when this button is touched.

Screen Lock: access the screen lock / brightness control from the iPod control panel.

2. MenuThe MotionX Menu provides access to the various capabilities of MotionX-GPS. Go to the track recorder, view and share your current position, navigate to a waypoint, view and download maps, access your saved tracks & waypoints, view the compass, and access the settings from this page.

Each menu button is explained here briefly. Additional details for each function are outlined in the subsequent sections of this manual.


Search/Goto: Access the Search Wheel to select a navigation point.

Settings: Access the various user-based settings and controls.

Track Recorder: Open the GPS stopwatch to record a track.

My Position: View/share current position, create a waypoint, take a photo, view signal strength.

Compass: Current heading, SOG, VMG, ETA, waypoint distance & bearing to wypt.

Map: View maps, with tracks, waypoints, and optional gridlines overlaid.

Waypoints: View a list of your saved waypoints; view GPX file import instructions.

Tracks: View a list of your saved tracks; view GPX file import instructions.

Share: Share your current position, track or waypoint via email, Facebook, or Twitter.

Map Downloads: Download maps for offline access.

3. My PositionQuickly view your current position and altitude from the My Position page. The GPS signal strength and approximate accuracy is shown, as well as the time elapsed since the last valid location fix. You can also create a waypoint, share your current position, and log a Facebook Places check-in with one click.

1 Images captured for photo waypoints will be saved at 640x480 for improved performance (~6% of the full resolution for the native iPhone 4 camera app, 10% of the 3GS, or 15% of full resolution for the 3G).

2 “Triangulation” indicates your iPhone is using network triangulation to estimate your position. Location values may be inaccurate up to several hundred feet or more.


Mark Wypt: Create a new waypoint using your current position.

Share: One-click share to email, Facebook, and/or Twitter.

Camera: Create a photo waypoint using the built-in iPhone camera.1

Lat/Lon: Current location. Choose between Lat/Lon, UTM and MGRS coordinate systems.

Altitude: Current altitude (feet or meters).

GPS Signal:

Green: Strong signal.

Yellow: Average signal.

Red: Weak signal; position information may be inaccurate/unreliable. A question mark will appear in the position data fields.

Last Position: Time since the last valid GPS location sample was acquired.

Accuracy: Horizontal accuracy. “Triangulation” or “GPS Offline” indicate GPS is not available.2

Check in: Post your location to Facebook Places.

4. Track RecorderRecord a track of your hikes, runs, bike rides, trips, or other outdoor activities. Once saved, the track is added to the Tracks log. The track can be shared with others via email, Facebook, or Twitter for viewing in Google Earth, Google Maps or any GPX-capable application.

1 Accelerometrics, accuracy filtering and other parameters will be selected for optimal results based on your activity. The Activity Mode selector also provides quick access to preferred units (kilometers, miles, or nautical miles), display fields (pace vs. speed), Auto Pause and Autoswipe options.

2 Images captured for photo waypoints will be saved at 640x480 for improved performance (~6% of the full resolution for the native iPhone 4 camera app, 10% of the 3GS, or 15% of full resolution for the 3G).


Avg Speed: Average speed or pace; display depends on Settings preferences.

Mode: Select the appropriate activity mode to improve accuracy1.

Camera: Add a photo to your track using the built-in iPhone camera2, or from your camera roll.

Distance: Total recorded track distance.

Speed: Current speed or pace; display depends on Settings preferences.

Max Speed: Maximum speed or pace achieved during the current track.

Arrow indicates the presence of additional metrics available, access by vertically swiping the lower part of the display.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gpx

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gpx

4. Track Recorder (continued)

Display OptionsSwipe the bottom half of the screen vertically to view additional information. Optionally set up Autoswipe via Settings > Track Recorder to automatically toggle between views. Swipe the graphs horizontally to slide the x-axis.

• Average, current and max speed, total distance.• Speed bar chart: 1 min average.• Altitude graph: 1 min average.• Current elevation and gradient, total ascent/descent.


4. Track Recorder (continued)

Tap and HoldTap and hold the speed or elevation graph to see precise data point values. A small orange tracking ball will appear -- slide your finger across the screen to see the instantaneous value displayed in the upper right of the graph.


The tracking ball appears when you tap and hold the graph. Slide your finger across the screen to move the ball along the graph.

Green flag: Marks your starting position.

Altitude at the time corresponding to the tracking ball position.

Arrow: Indicates you may scroll up or down for additional graphs and track metrics.

5. CompassThe MotionX Compass shows such information as heading, SOG (speed over ground), VMG (velocity made good), distance, bearing, and time to waypoint, and ETA during active navigation. The iPhone 4 and 3GS leverage the built-in magnetometer (digital compass).

1 The cutover point for short distances is 1000 meters, 1000 yards, or 1000 feet, depending on your distance units preference.


VMG: Velocity made good. Effective speed at which you are approaching your waypoint.

Blue arrow: Indicates the bearing to your destination.

ETA: Estimated time you will arrive at your destination.

SOG: Speed over ground. The speed at which you are moving over the surface of the earth.

Time to Wypt: Estimated time remaining until you arrive at your destination.

Wypt Dist: Distance to selected waypoint. Meters/yards/feet are used instead of km/miles/nm for short distances.1

5. Compass (continued)

Compass Button

For the satellite-based compass (GPS mode) to provide an accurate heading, you should be outdoors with a clear view of the sky and moving at least a few mph or km/h. The magnetometer in the iPhone 4 and 3GS is susceptible to magnetic interference from electronics and ferrous metals. If an accurate direction cannot be achieved due to interference, you will be instructed to move away from the interference and re-calibrate the magnetometer by moving your iPhone in a figure 8 pattern (turn off this warning in Settings>Global).


Magnetic Mode: Uses the built-in digital compass. The icon is a compass rose (8-pointed star). iPhone 4 & 3GS.

GPS Mode: Heading is determined using orderly changes in position.

Auto Mode: Uses the magnetometer at speeds below 5 mph and GPS positional changes above 5 mph. The icon is a sextant.

Compass Modes(touch to toggle):

Weak GPS signal: Red compass button indicates weak or no GPS signal.

Inaccurate heading: Heading accuracy is <85%. Sustain a speed of more than a few mph (or km/h) for an accurate heading.

6. MapThe MotionX Map view shows a track of your movement in relation to a map. Choose from nine different map types, including road, aerial, hybrid, terrain, and marine. Optionally display your waypoints and a coordinate grid overlay.

1 If there are 21 or more waypoints or POIs in view, they will be displayed as dots. Between 11-20, pins are used. If ten or fewer, rectangular signs are used.

Use the MotionX TapTap™ tool to create a new waypoint on the map. Move the map or change zoom levels to position the marker. As the map is moved, the coordinates of the waypoint as well as the range and bearing from your current location are displayed at the lower right of the map.


Waypoint markers:

Start track recording.

End track recording.

Saved point of interest.

Navigation to a waypoint started.

Waypoint to which you are navigating.

Initial position at app launch.

Waypoint markers; shape depends on the number of waypoints in the current field of view.1

Position estimated with network triangulation.

Position unknown; no GPS signal.

Current position; good GPS signal.

Weak GPS signal (borderless blue circle).

“Headlight” indicates direction up mode.

Position estimated using Wifi hotspots.

6. Map (continued)

Map Buttons


Maps: Select from the following map types: •Road•Terrain•Satellite•Hybrid•Marine (NOAA)

+ / - Buttons: Zoom in & out.

Position will not remain centered.

Position centered; course-up.

Position remains centered on map.

Full screen: View the map in full screen mode.

Position centered; direction-up.

6. Map (continued)

Map Types & Sources


Map sources:• MotionX: road, terrain

(OpenStreetMap data).• Bing: road, aerial,

hybrid. • Google: road, aerial,

hybrid.• NOAA: marine charts.

Map types:

Direction Up: iPhone 4 and 3GS only. Rotates the underlying map to maintain an upward heading, using the magnetic compass. This feature is not available for Google Maps.

Course Up: uses orderly changes in position from satellite data to rotate the map to maintain an upward heading. Speed of travel must be more than a few mph (or km/h). This feature is not available for Google Maps.

North Up: displays the map with North at the top.

Drill down two menu levels to select a map type and a map source.

Due to Microsoft restrictions on Bing maps and Google restrictions on Google maps, these map types can’t be cached or stored onboard. By contrast, MotionX road and terrain maps and NOAA marine charts may be cached and/or downloaded. See the Map Downloads section for details.

6. Map (continued)

Map Functions

A variety of mapping functions accessible from various other places within the application may be quickly accessed directly from the Map page.

1 Use the Save Tracks option in the event that you forget to start the Track Recorder but you still want to save your track to the Logbook.


Clear Tracks: Clear all tracks from the Map (once cleared, unsaved tracks cannot be recovered).

Save Tracks: Combine all tracks plotted on the map into a single track saved to the Logbook.1

Download Maps: Launches the map download interface. See the Download Maps section for details.

Broadcast Position: Activate the broadcast position feature. See Settings > Broadcast Position for details.

Layers: Choose to view or hide waypoints, POIs, and/or map overlays (gridlines, compass rose, scale marker, Lat/Lon coordinates).

6. Map (continued)

TapTap® Tool• Use the MotionX TapTap® tool to create, edit, share, and navigate to waypoints.

• Use a TapTap® gesture on the waypoint marker to quickly edit, share, navigate to, or delete waypoints.


Create a waypoint Waypoint options

6. Map (continued)

Track Types

A solid red line represents your path while recording a track with the Track Recorder. Use the "Start Track", "Pause Track" and "Save Track" controls on the MotionX-Track Recorder page to record and save your track.

A dotted red line represents an interpolated path between two points when signal has been lost.

A solid blue line traces your path when a GPS signal is active, but when not using the Track Recorder. In the event that you forgot to start the Track Recorder, you can still save these blue tracks to the Logbook. Press the "Save Tracks" option in the menu that appears when you touch the caliper button to combine all plotted tracks into a single track that will be saved to the Logbook.

A dotted blue line represents an interpolated path between two points when signal has been lost and the Track Recorder was not running.

A dashed green line from the arrow indicates the path to the waypoint you have chosen as your destination using the Go To or Start Nav buttons.

A solid orange line represents a previously recorded track that is being followed. A green start flag indicates the start of the track and a checkered end flag indicates the end.


7. ShareShare your tracks and waypoints via email, facebook, or twitter. Go to Settings to configure your sharing preferences, to sign in to facebook and twitter accounts, and more.

Share Options


Current Position: Create a new waypoint and share the coordinates.

Current Track: Share the track currently being recorded.

Waypoint: Choose from your list of saved waypoints.

Track: Choose from your list of saved tracks.

7. Share (continued)

Share SummaryThe share summary page is displayed after a track or waypoint is selected for sharing. This page is skipped if one-click sharing is enabled (from Settings>One Click Share).1

1 The one click share settings/preferences are distinct from the standard share settings (i.e. changing one will not affect the other).


Track or Waypoint name.

Comments: Type up to 120 characters to post a comment with your track or waypoint.

Share: Touch when you are ready to initiate sharing.

Email: Share with up to five email addresses at once.

Display Name: Let others know who the shared track or waypoint is coming from.

Active sharing selections are illuminated in green.

8. Search GotoSelect one of the search methods from the wheel to find a destination for navigation, or a track to follow. The corner buttons provide quick access to the Track Recorder, Camera, Compass, and Resume Nav. Once a destination has been defined, the Compass screen displays ETA, SOG, VMG, distance to waypoint, etc, and the Map screen displays the straight-line path between your current position and the waypoint.

MotionX Search Wheel

1 If UTM or MGRS is selected as the coordinate system, the input fields will reflect the appropriate system.


TapTap™ Tool: Create a new waypoint by picking a point on the map. A new waypoint will be created and saved.

Coordinates: Define waypoint coordinates.1

Address input:• Location or landmark,

e.g. “Mount Everest”• Address, options:

- full address- city name- state/province- zip/postal code

• Lat / Lon, for example “41.89 N, 87.61 W”.

• Import from Address Book contacts

• Country name

Range/Bearing: Enter a range (distance) and bearing (degrees) from your current position.

Follow Track: Follow one of your saved tracks.

Waypoint: Select from your saved waypoints.

Recents: View your waypoints sorted by date to quickly find recently saved points.

Facebook: View your friends’ check-ins using Facebook Places.

Resume Nav: Select from a list of recent waypoints that were used for navigating.

Wikipedia: View POIs around you or in a specified location; read the associated articles.

Camera: Create a photo waypoint.

8. Search Goto (continued)

Facebook PlacesPost Facebook Places check-ins and see your friends’ latest check-ins all from within MotionX-GPS.


Sort by name, proximity to your location, or date.

Check In: Post your current location to Facebook Places.

Touch here and pull down to update the list.

Select an entry to view the check-in location on a map, then initiate navigation.

Directional arrow points to the waypoint location.

9. WaypointsA waypoint is a set of coordinates that uniquely identifies a geographic location. From this page you can access your saved waypoints, sorted by name, date, or proximity, and view the Auto waypoints. Here you can also find instructions for importing waypoints into MotionX-GPS.

1 When navigating in Manual Mode (without GPS), the range and bearing start from the Home location you’ve defined. To change your Home position, create a new waypoint using the TapTap® tool and select “Set as Home”.

2 Auto waypoints can be edited and saved as one of "My Waypoints". However, auto waypoints cannot be manually deleted.

3 Use the ‘Init’ automatic waypoint to find your way back to your starting point (where you launched the application) in case you get lost.


Import: View instructions for importing waypoints into MotionX-GPS.

New: Create a new waypoint using one of the following:• Enter Address• Current location• TapTap® tool on map• Enter Lat/Lon• Enter range/bearing

Sort waypoints by name, date, or proximity.

Auto Waypoints2

created automatically by MotionX-GPS:• Init (app launch)3

• Start Nav• Last Position• Start/End Track Recorder

Touch the blue arrow to expand or collapse the list.

Indicates a photo is attached.

Indicates the track is an imported GPX file.

Select a waypoint to see details, notes, etc., and to access additional edit and share options.

Home: Used as your “current location” while using Manual Mode.1

Directional arrow points to the waypoint location.

9. Waypoints (continued)

Waypoint Overview


Maps: Select your preferred map type.

Crosshairs: Auto-zoom and center the map around the waypoint.

Touch the photo field to select or change the photograph associated with the waypoint.

Advance to the Waypoint Details page to view track metrics such as time, distance, speed, etc.

View the waypoint in full-screen map mode.

Options: • Initiate navigation to this

waypoint• Share (via email,

facebook, or twitter)• Set as your ‘Home’• Delete

9. Waypoints (continued)

Waypoint Details


Options: Choose from the following waypoint options: • Start Nav• Share• Set as Home• Delete

Icons indicate whether a photo is associated with the waypoint, and/or if it was imported.

Notes: Default text is the creation time & date of the waypoint. This field is editable.

Done: Return to the list of waypoints.

Bearing and Distance to waypoint from your current position.

Lat/Lon: Waypoint location. UTM and MGRS coordinate systems are also available.

10. TracksA track is a compilation of samples or “breadcrumbs” taken over a period of time. To record and save your tracks, use the Track Recorder. The list can be sorted by name, date, or proximity. Here you can also find instructions for importing tracks into MotionX-GPS.


Import: View instructions for importing tracks into MotionX-GPS.

New: Create a new track. This button brings up the Track Recorder.

Sort: Sort tracks by name, date, or proximity to your current location.

Select a track to see details, statistics, notes, etc., and to access additional options.

Camera icon indicates a photo is attached.

Directional arrow points to the start of the track.

Import icon indicates the track was imported from a GPX file.

Number of tracks currently in storage.

10. Tracks (continued)

Track Overview


Maps: Select your preferred map type.

Crosshairs: Auto-zoom and center the map around the completed track.

Touch the photo field to select or change the photograph associated with the track.

Advance to the Track Details page to view track metrics such as time, distance, speed, etc.

View the track in full-screen map mode.

Options: • Follow this track• Share (via email,

facebook, or twitter)• Delete

10. Tracks (continued)

Track Details


Options: Choose from the following track options: • Follow• Share• Delete

Notes: Default note is start time & date of the track. This field is editable.

Display units:• Choose between

imperial, metric, or nautical units for the bottom display fields.

• Choose between Speed or Pace (e.g. for biking vs. running or walking).

Swipe the bottom region vertically to view additional data:• Speed & elevation

graphs• Total ascent / descent• Maximum positive and

negative gradient.

Done: Return to the list of tracks.

Name: Touch this field to edit the name of the track.

11. Map DownloadsDefine an area of the map along with a range of zoom levels to pre-load onto your iPhone for offline access. Once downloaded, these tiles will be saved in MotionX-GPS permanently unless you choose to delete them. Map tile sets are not included in iTunes backups.

Downloaded maps are defined by an area along with a range of zoom levels to download, for use when a network connection is unavailable. Once downloaded, map tile sets are saved in MotionX-GPS permanently unless you manually delete them. Map types available for download include MotionX Terrain (based on OpenCycleMap), MotionX Road (based on OpenStreetMap), and NOAA marine charts.

Map downloads and map caching are similar but distinct features. Both improve map performance and enable offline map viewing. Map caching automatically saves tiles viewed on the Maps page as you pan and zoom. The cache limit is 250 MB; beyond this limit the oldest cached tiles are overwritten as new tiles are cached. Cached maps are not stored with iTunes backups, and my be cleared via Settings > Maps.


Sort by name or tile set size.

Download status:• Green: fully downloaded• Red: partially

downloaded

Icon indicates tile set type:

Road maps

Terrain maps

NOAA marine charts

Download a new tile set.

Maps are typically downloaded faster via Wifi.

http://www.opencyclemap.org/

http://www.opencyclemap.org/

http://www.openstreetmap.org

http://www.openstreetmap.org

http://www.noaa.gov/

http://www.noaa.gov/

11. Map Downloads (continued)

Area Definition

Due to Microsoft restrictions on Bing maps and Google restrictions on Google maps, these maps types can’t be cached or downloaded. By contrast, MotionX road and terrain maps and NOAA marine charts may be cached and downloaded.


Select by Route: Use this option to define a longer, narrower area. Useful for pre-loading map tiles along a hiking trail, for example.

Select by Area: define a circular area of map tiles to be downloaded. This is useful for large areas such as national parks or entire cities.

Arrow: Center the selection area over your current position.

+/- : Use buttons or multi-touch on the map to change the zoom level.

Touch and drag the red square to adjust the circumference.

Drag the map from anywhere to adjust the center of the download area.


Downloading Options

Terrain map tiles tend to be larger then road map tiles due to the contour data. Tiles in urban areas also require more memory due to the density of street and feature data.


Memory display: • Amount of used disk

space on your iPhone• Estimated tile set size• Total disk size of your

iPhone.

Tile Set Name: Choose a name for the tile set (touch the field to edit).

Total Size: Estimated size of the tile set you've selected. This will adjust as the tiles download.

Min/Max Zoom: Adjust the min/max zoom levels for which you'd like map tiles downloaded. Higher numbers represent a more zoomed in view. Thus the number of tiles and total memory required will be larger at greater zoom level numbers.


Downloaded Map Details

1 These tiles will always be viewable on all map pages, with our without a network connection.

Cached and downloaded maps are not backed up when syncing with iTunes, to significantly decrease the iPhone-to-iTunes sync and backup times.


View: View all downloaded map tiles in the selected tile set.1

Refresh: Downloads the latest map tiles for the map set area and zoom levels previously defined.

Delete: Deletes the map tile set.

Retry Missing Tiles: Attempt to download missing maps tiles that were originally unavailable.

12. SettingsConfigure MotionX-GPS application preferences from the Settings page.

Global

Sounds: Turn global application sound effects on or off.

Accelerometrics Assisted GPS: Toggle Accelerometrics ON for greater low-speed accuracy, or OFF for improved battery life.

Accuracy Filter: The Accuracy Filter is ON by default for the best GPS position accuracy. You may wish to switch the Accuracy Filter OFF if you are having trouble acquiring a signal or when traveling at very high speeds (over 150 mph or 240 km/h).

Disable Compass Interference Warning: Turn off the warning for inaccurate compass reading due to magnetic interference.

Navigation: Choose between Rhumb Line or Great Circle navigation.

Display

Skin Styles: Choose either the default color scheme (dark background with orange numbers) or a high-contrast scheme for improved visibility in day/sunlight.

Speed Format: Choose between displaying speed data or pace data on the Track Recorder page and in Logbook entries.

Units: Select either metric, nautical or imperial units.

Coordinate Format: Select a coordinate display format: Degrees/Minutes/Seconds (DMS), Degrees with decimal Minutes (DM), Decimal Degrees (D), UTM, or MGRS.

Compass: Use either magnetic or true north as a reference.

Maps

Map Data: When toggled off, new map data will not be downloaded (for those concerned about data usage).

Map Caching: Turn Map Caching ON to automatically cache MotionX Road or Terrain map tiles, or NOAA marine chart tiles, so they can be viewed offline.

Map Overlays: Turn ON to superimpose gridlines, a compass rose, map scale and current coordinates on the Map page.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhumbline

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhumbline

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_circle

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_circle

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Transverse_Mercator_coordinate_system

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Transverse_Mercator_coordinate_system

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_grid_reference_system

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_grid_reference_system

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetic_north_pole

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetic_north_pole

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/True_north

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/True_north

12. Settings (continued)

My Waypoints: Show or hide your saved waypoints on the map.

Points of Interest: Show or hide pre-loaded POIs on the map.

Auto Waypoints: Show or hide Auto Waypoints on the map.

Broadcast Position

Turn ON Broadcast Position to share your real-time position with friends, and to see where your friends are while they are using MotionX-GPS with Broadcast Position enabled. A data connection (cellular or Wifi) is required for this feature.

• Define a 5-digit channel using the picker wheels. Share your channel with friends who want to see your location.

• Define an interval for broadcasting your location (ranging from 30sec to 10min). Your friends’ latest known locations are updated at the interval they have selected.

• Select a radius within which you would like to display your friends’ locations.

• Select a time interval to display your friends’ last known position updates. Choosing 12 hours, for example, will allow you to see their last position broadcast for 12 hours after they have stopped sending updates.

Broadcast Position will run when MotionX-GPS is backgrounded if Settings>Multitasking is set to either Optimized or Always On.

TapTap® a friend’s location sign to view the timestamp of their last location update.

One Click Share1

One-Click share: Turn ON one-click share to skip the Share screen each time you share a track or waypoint.

Comment/tweet: Type up to 100 characters that will be included in your share post. The same comment will be included with the email, Facebook, and/or Twitter post.

Facebook: Use Facebook Connect to sign into Facebook and post tracks and waypoints directly to your Wall.

Twitter: Sign into your Twitter account to post tweets with track or waypoint information.

1 The one click share settings/preferences are distinct from the standard share settings (i.e. changing one will not affect the other).



Email: Share with up to five email addresses at once.

Automatic Position Updates

With Auto Position Updates ON, your current position will be automatically shared via email, Facebook, and/or Twitter according to your sharing preferences. Update frequency may be set to 5, 15, 30, or 60 minutes. Choose to save automatic position waypoints to your saved waypoints list using the checkbox.

Facebook/Twitter

Sign into or out of your Facebook account for posting tracks and waypoints to your Facebook Wall, to enable Check-ins, and to view your friends’ Check-ins.

Sign into or out of your Twitter account for posting tracks and waypoints.

Track Recorder

• Select the appropriate Activity Mode (e.g. Biking, Flying, Hiking, etc.) to optimize speed and distance accuracy.

• Turn the Track Recorder stats Autoswipe on or off, and configure settings. When set to ON, the track statistics and graphs at the bottom of the Track Recorder page will automatically scroll between the four available views (speed/pace & distance, speed/pace graph, altitude graph, and ascent/decent & gradient). Configure the idle time (time the screen is idle before Autoswipe begins) and the page view time.

• When turned ON, Track Recorder Auto Pause will automatically pause the elapsed time when you stop moving. When you start moving again, the elapsed time will start again. This will keep your average speed and average pace accurate if you don’t manually press Pause when stopped. If the Pause button is pressed, the Auto Pause feature will not override this action.

Configure Autocycle

Autocycle automatically cycles through the pages selected. When turned ON, autocycling will initiate when any of these pages are viewed. Choose to include any combination of the Track Recorder, My Position, Map or Compass pages in the rotation. Initiate autocycle following an idle time ranging from 10 sec to 5 min. View each page



in the rotation from 5 sec up to 1 minute.

Voice Coaching

Use the voice coaching options to enable and customize audio updates while recording a track.

• Turn voice coaching audio updates On/Off.

• Set the update trigger: choose either time or distance.

• Adjust the Update Interval slider to increase or decrease the time between voice coaching updates.

• Control the sound level of voice coaching with the Voice Volume slider.

• Turn on Pause iPod for Voice to pause/resume your music during voice coaching updates. When the switch is Off, music volume will fade during updates.

• When voice coaching is On, opt to turn On/Off audio updates for time, distance, and speed/pace.

Multitasking

Configure how you would like MotionX-GPS to behave when you are running it in the background while multitasking with other applications.

Always On: Keep the GPS receiver on when MotionX-GPS is backgrounded. This option consumes the most power.

Optimized: Keep the GPS receiver on when MotionX-GPS is backgrounded only when the Track Recorder is running, or when Automatic Position Updates and/or Broadcast Position is enabled.

Always Off: Turn the GPS receiver off when MotionX-GPS is backgrounded. This option consumes the least power.



Location Modes

Outdoor GPS: Uses the GPS chipset to determine location. Horizontal accuracy 30ft - 300ft.

Wifi/Triangulation: Uses network triangulation or Wifi hotspot location to determine position. Horizontal accuracy 100ft to 3 miles.

Manual: Define your position manually. Range/bearing is determined from the manually entered “Home” waypoint.

Reset

Restore to factory settings: Restore MotionX-GPS to its freshly installed state. All data content, and settings will be erased.

Reset map tile sets only: Deletes all downloaded map tile sets.

Delete all tracks: Delete all saved tracks.

Delete all waypoints: Delete all saved waypoints.


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