MotionX GPS Manual

User Manual
Revision 12.9
October 2010
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Table of Contents
1. Overview 3
2. Menu 4
3. My Position 5
4. Track Recorder 6
5. Compass 8
6. Map 10
7. Share 14
8. Search 16
9. Waypoints 17
10. Tracks 19
11. Map Downloads 21
12. Settings 25
Getting Started
• Video: http://gps.motionx.com/video/
• Tutorials: http://gps.motionx.com/iphone/tutorials/
• Quick Start Guide: PDF download

1. Overview
The 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.
Info: Access the in-app GPS signal indicator.

help file from any page. Touch to toggle between
outdoor online and indoor
offline.
Blue: Outdoor GPS

mode; good signal.
iPod: Access iPod
controls from any page; Red: Unreliable signal,
the control panel slides trying to acquire
out and back in when this satellites.
button is touched.
Manual Mode: Offline;
not searching for
Screen Lock: access the satellites.
screen lock / brightness
control from the iPod
control panel.
GPS home: Quick access

to your favorite screens.
Press multiple times to
advance the page.
Configure your favorites
in Settings (select the
GPS home option and Menu: Return to the
choose your favorite main menu from any
pages). page.
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.
2. Menu
The 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 store 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.
My Position: View/ Track Recorder: Open

share current position, the GPS stopwatch to
create a waypoint, take record a track.
a photo, view signal
strength.
Map: View maps, with

Compass: Current tracks, waypoints, and
heading, SOG, VMG, optional gridlines
ETA, waypoint distance overlaid.
& bearing to wypt.
Share: Share your

Search: Access the
current position, track or
Search Wheel to select a
waypoint via email,
navigation point.
Facebook, or Twitter.
Waypoints: View a list Tracks: View a list of

of your saved waypoints; your saved tracks; view
view GPX file import GPX file import
instructions. instructions.
Map Downloads: Settings: Access the

Download maps for various user-based
offline access. settings and controls.
3. My Position
Quickly view your current position and altitude from the My Position page. The GPS
signal strength and approximate accuracy is also shown, as well as the time elapsed
since the last valid location fix. You can also create a waypoint and share your current
position with one click.
Camera: Create a
Share: One-click share photo waypoint using
to email, Facebook, and/ the built-in iPhone
or Twitter.
camera.1
Lat/Lon: Current
location. Choose between Mark Wypt: Create a
Lat/Lon, UTM and MGRS new waypoint using your
coordinate systems. current position.
Altitude: Current Accuracy: Horizontal

altitude (feet or meters). accuracy. “Triangulation”
or “GPS Offline” indicate
GPS Signal: GPS is not available.2
Green: Strong signal.
Last Valid Fix: Time

Yellow: Average signal. since the last valid GPS
location sample was
acquired.
Red: Weak signal;
position information
may be inaccurate/
unreliable. A question
mark will appear in the
position data fields.
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.
4. Track Recorder
Record 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.
Mode: Select the Camera: Add a photo

appropriate activity mode to your track using the
to improve accuracy1. built-in iPhone camera2,
or from your camera
roll.
Arrow indicates the

presence of additional
metrics available for
viewing, accessible by
vertically swiping the
Avg Speed: Average
lower part of the display.
speed or pace; display
depends on Settings
preferences.
Speed: Current speed or
pace; display depends on
Settings preferences.
Distance: Total recorded
track distance.
Max Speed: Maximum
speed or pace achieved
during the current track.
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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 knots), display fields (pace vs. speed), and
auto-swipe 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).
4. Track Recorder (continued)
Display Options
Swipe the bottom half of the screen vertically to view additional information. Optionally
set up Auto-swipe 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.

5. Compass
The 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).
SOG: Speed over VMG: Velocity made

ground. The speed at good. Effective speed at
which you are moving which you are
over the surface of the approaching your
earth. waypoint.
Wypt Dist: Distance to

selected waypoint.
Meters/yards/feet are
used instead of km/
miles/nm for short Blue arrow: Indicates
the bearing to your
distances.1
destination.
Time to Wypt:
Estimated time remaining ETA: Estimated time you
until you arrive at your will arrive at your
destination. destination.
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The cutover point for short distances is 1000 meters, 1000 yards, or 1000 feet,
depending on your distance units preference.
5. Compass (continued)
Compass Button
Compass Modes
(touch to toggle):
Auto Mode: Uses the

magnetometer at speeds
below 5 mph and GPS
positional changes above
5 mph. The icon is a
sextant.
Inaccurate heading:
Magnetic Mode: Uses
Heading accuracy is
the built-in digital
<85%. Sustain a speed
compass. The icon is a
of more than a few mph
compass rose (8-pointed
(or km/h) for an
star). iPhone 4 & 3GS.
accurate heading.
Weak GPS signal: Red GPS Mode: Heading is

compass button indicates determined using orderly
weak or no GPS signal. changes in position.
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.

6. Map
The MotionX Map view shows a track of your movement in relation to a map. Choose
from eight different map types, including road, aerial, hybrid, and terrain. Optionally
display your waypoints and a coordinate grid overlay.
Waypoint markers:
Start track
recording.
End track
recording.
Saved point of
interest.
Navigation to a Current position;

waypoint started. good GPS signal.
Waypoint to which
you are navigating. “Headlight” indicates
direction up mode.
Initial position at
app launch. Position estimated with
network triangulation.
Waypoint Weak GPS signal

markers; shape (borderless blue circle).
depends on the
number of
waypoints in the
current field of Position unknown; no
view.1 GPS signal.
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.
6. Map (continued)
Map Buttons
Clear Tracks: Clear all

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

Full screen: View the
all tracks plotted on the
map in full screen mode.
map into a single track
saved to the Logbook.1
Download Maps: Position will not

Launches the onboard remain centered.
map storage interface.
See the Download Maps Position remains
section for details. centered on map.
Position centered;
course-up.
Maps: Select from the
following map types: Position centered;
• Road direction-up.
• Terrain
• Satellite
• Hybrid + / - Buttons: Zoom in &
• Marine (NOAA) out.
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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.

6. Map (continued)
Map Types & Sources
Map sources:
• MotionX: road, terrain
(OpenStreetMap data).
• Bing: road, aerial,
hybrid.
• Google: road, aerial,
hybrid.
• NOAA: marine charts.
Due to Microsoft
restrictions on Bing maps
Drill down two menu and Google restrictions on
levels to select a map Google maps, these map
type and a map source. 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.
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.

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. Share
Share 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
the following options:
• Current position. Track: Choose from the
• Last saved waypoint. following options:
• Choose from List of
saved waypoints. • Current track.
• Last saved track.
• Choose from list of
saved tracks.
7. Share (continued)
Share Summary
The 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 Share Settings).
Track or Waypoint name.
Comments: Type up to
120 characters to post a
comment with your
Display Name: Let
track or waypoint.
others know who the
shared track or waypoint
is coming from.
Active sharing selections
are illuminated in green.
Share: Touch when you
are ready to initiate
sharing.
Email: Share with up to

five email addresses at
once.

8. Search
Define a waypoint or destination using a variety of search methods and navigate to it.
After you select the waypoint, the Map screen appears showing the direction and
bearing to the waypoint. The Compass screen displays ETA, SOG, VMG, and more (see
the Compass section for details).
MotionX Search Wheel
Address input:
• Country name.
Stop Nav: This button
• Location or landmark, appears when you are
e.g. “Mount Everest”. actively navigating. Touch
• Address, options: to end navigation.
- full address
- city name
Waypoint: Select from
- state/province
your saved waypoints.
- zip/postal code
• Lat / Lon, for example
“41.89 N, 87.61 W”. TapTap™ tool: Create a
new waypoint by picking
a point on the map. A
Facebook: View your new waypoint will be
friends’ check-ins using created and saved.
Facebook Places.
Recently Found: View

Follow: Follow one of your waypoints sorted by
your saved tracks date to quickly find
(plotted on the map). recently saved points.
Lat/Lon: Define Range/Bearing: Enter a

waypoint coordinates.1 range (distance) and
bearing (degrees) from
your current position.
1
If UTM or MGRS is selected as the coordinate system, the input fields will reflect the
appropriate system.
9. Waypoints
A 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.
Import: View New: Create a new

instructions for importing waypoint using one of the
waypoints into MotionX- following:
GPS. • Enter Address
• Current location
• TapTap® tool on map
Home: Used as your • Enter Lat/Lon
“current location” while • Enter range/bearing
using Manual Mode.1
Touch the blue arrow to Sort: Sort waypoints by

expand or collapse the name, date, or proximity
list. to your current location.
Select a waypoint to see

details, notes, etc., and Indicates a photo is
to access additional edit attached.
and share options.
Indicates the track is an
imported GPX file.
Auto Waypoints2
created automatically by
MotionX-GPS:
• Init (app launch)3
• Start Nav
• Last Valid Fix
• Start/End Track Recorder
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.
9. Waypoints (continued)
Waypoint Details
Done: Return to the list Options: Choose from

of waypoints. the following waypoint
options:
• Start Nav
• View/Add Photo
• Share
• View on Map
• Set as Home
Notes: Default text is • Delete
creation time & date of
the waypoint. This field is
editable.
Icons indicate whether a
photo is associated with
Bearing and Distance to the waypoint, and/or if it
waypoint from your was imported.
current position.
Lat/Lon: Waypoint
location. UTM and MGRS
coordinate systems are
also available.

10. Tracks
A 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.
New: Create a new track.

This button brings up the
Track Recorder.
Import: View
instructions for importing
tracks into MotionX-GPS.
Sort: Sort tracks by
name, date, or proximity
to your current location.
Select a track to see

details, statistics, notes, Camera icon indicates a
etc., and to access photo is attached.
additional options.
Import icon indicates the

track is an imported GPX
file.
10. Tracks (continued)
Track Details
Done: Return to the list Options: Choose from

of tracks. the following track
options:
• Follow
• View/Add Photo
Name: Touch this field to • Share
edit the name of the • View on Map
track. • Delete
Notes: Default note is

start time & date of the
track. This field is
editable.
Swipe the bottom region

vertically to view
additional data:
• Speed & elevation
Display units:
graphs
• Choose between • Total ascent / descent
imperial, metric, or
• Maximum positive and
nautical units for the
negative gradient.
bottom display fields.
• Choose between Speed
or Pace (e.g. for biking
vs. running or walking).

11. Map Downloads
Define 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.
Maps are typically

downloaded faster via
Wifi.
Sort by name or tile set

size.
Download a new tile set.
Icon indicates tile set type: Download status:

Road maps • Green: fully downloaded
• Red: partially
Terrain maps downloaded
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.
11. Map Downloads (continued)
Area Definition
Select by Area: define a Select by Route: Use

circular area of map tiles this option to define a
to be downloaded. This is longer, narrower area.
useful for large areas Useful for pre-loading
such as national parks or map tiles along a hiking
entire cities. trail, for example.
Touch and drag the red

square to adjust the
circumference.
Arrow: Center the

selection area over your
current position.
Drag the map from +/- : Use buttons or

anywhere to adjust the multi-touch on the map
center of the download to change the zoom
area. level.
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.

Downloading Options
Tile Set Name: Choose

a name for the tile set
(touch the field to edit). Memory display:
• Amount of used disk
space on your iPhone
Min/Max Zoom: Adjust • Estimated tile set size
the min/max zoom levels • Total disk size of your
for which you'd like map iPhone.
tiles downloaded. Higher
numbers represent a
more zoomed in view.
Thus the number of tiles Total Size: Estimated
and total memory size of the tile set you've
required will be larger at selected. This will adjust
greater zoom level as the tiles download.
numbers.
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.

Downloaded Map Details
View: View all

downloaded map tiles in
the selected tile set.1
Retry Missing Tiles:

Attempt to download
missing maps tiles that
were originally
unavailable. Refresh: Downloads the
latest map tiles for the
Delete: Deletes the map set area and zoom
map tile set. levels previously defined.
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 s
significantly decrease the iPhone-to-iTunes sync and backup times.

12. Settings
Set up 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).
Track Recorder Auto Pause: Pause the track recorder automatically when you come
to a stop.
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.
Compass: Use either magnetic or true north as a reference.

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 (DD), UTM, or MGRS.
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 O-Road or
MotionX O-Terrain map 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.
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.
One Click Share

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.
Email: Share with up to five email addresses at once.
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.
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 (including Facebook Places) and Twitter accounts.

Track Recorder
Turn the Track Recorder stats auto-swipe 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 auto-swipe begins) and the page view time.
Configure GPS Home
The GPS button at the bottom left of each page enables quick access to one or more
pages of your choice. Choose to include any combination of the Track Recorder, My
Position, Map or Compass pages in the rotation. Tap the GPS button to switch between
the selected pages.
Autocycle: Turn ON to autocycle the selected pages at a delay and interval of your
choice. 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.

• 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 are 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.

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11. Map Downloads 21

Info: Access the in-app GPS signal indicator.

Blue: Outdoor GPS

GPS home: Quick access

My Position: View/ Track Recorder: Open

Map: View maps, with

Share: Share your

Waypoints: View a list Tracks: View a list of

Map Downloads: Settings: Access the

Altitude: Current Accuracy: Horizontal

Last Valid Fix: Time

Mode: Select the Camera: Add a photo

Arrow indicates the

SOG: Speed over VMG: Velocity made

Wypt Dist: Distance to

Auto Mode: Uses the

Weak GPS signal: Red GPS Mode: Heading is

Navigation to a Current position;

Waypoint Weak GPS signal

Clear Tracks: Clear all

Save Tracks: Combine

Download Maps: Position will not

Map Types & Sources

A dotted red line represents an interpolated path between two points

A dotted blue line represents an interpolated path between two points

A solid orange line represents a previously recorded track that is being

Track or Waypoint name.

Email: Share with up to

MotionX Search Wheel

Recently Found: View

Lat/Lon: Define Range/Bearing: Enter a

Import: View New: Create a new

Touch the blue arrow to Sort: Sort waypoints by

Select a waypoint to see

Done: Return to the list Options: Choose from

New: Create a new track.

Select a track to see

Import icon indicates the

Done: Return to the list Options: Choose from

Notes: Default note is

Swipe the bottom region

Maps are typically

Sort by name or tile set

Icon indicates tile set type: Download status:

Select by Area: define a Select by Route: Use

Touch and drag the red

Arrow: Center the

Drag the map from +/- : Use buttons or

Tile Set Name: Choose

Downloaded Map Details

View: View all

Retry Missing Tiles:

Accelerometrics Assisted GPS: Toggle Accelerometrics ON for greater low-speed

Navigation: Choose between Rhumb Line or Great Circle navigation.

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

Coordinate Format: Select a coordinate display format: Degrees/Minutes/Seconds

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

One Click Share

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

Automatic Position Updates

Configure GPS Home

• Turn voice coaching audio updates On/Off.