MapThis 0.5.20 with holux support for slim psps

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Originally Posted by CLAUDIOGPS

and for me is good to have on menu the trail recording so don't modify accidentaly (and then without shortcut).
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As made by ZZ, would be useful to have shortcuts for find types of poi files and other actions not critical in case of error.

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I don't understand what you mean.

Personally I prefer the current battery indicator.

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Originally Posted by CLAUDIOGPS

Nieko: today i have tested the version 0.5.20 with your modify and for me is good to have on menu the trail recording so don't modify accidentaly (and then without shortcut).
As made by ZZ, would be useful to have shortcuts for find types of poi files and other actions not critical in case of error.
Indication of battery charge percentage (as ZZ), would be useful too.

Good work.

Regards

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Nieko: i only say that for some operation like trail recording, change of map, marker set, is better have only a item on menu or complicated short cuts to avoid not needed action.
This because (i.e.) when i walk in a city and in the meaning that i watch a building i involuntarily push "marker off" and my trail goes off .......

For me is useful to have the charge percentage because when i am outdoor i use the batteries until
the end, but without going off psp.

Your problem is that you press cross (marker off) and thus you can't see the trace anymore?

This is intended functionality, if you don't want the marker anymore, you can't see the trace anymore either. Do keep in mind recording doesn't stop then, you have to disable this explicitly in the menu. As long as you see "REC: ON" in the upper left and as long as you're moving, it's recording.

Of course you can still load the trace file through POI Lookup when you're done recording.

Nieko, how can i load a default poi file? :o

fak3: you simply have to name it "_DEFAULT". Placing it in /PSP/COMMON will load it for all maps, placing it in a map folder only for that map.

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Originally Posted by Nieko

Your problem is that you press cross (marker off) and thus you can't see the trace anymore?

This is intended (......... .....)the upper left and as long as you're moving, it's recording.

Of course you can still load the trace file through POI Lookup when you're done recording.

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Yes, this i know, and i sow that is important to have only in menu critical operation.

Another thing: you prefer charge battery displayed as now without percentage, but if is possible to increase the number of bars, for me is useful to enhance the reading precision.

Regards

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Originally Posted by fak3

Nieko, how can i load a default poi file? :o

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Hallo!, how are you? Do you know that if you have files.ov2 of a famous mark of gps made in holland, you can use it in map this! with a conversion made with GMDL? (very useful)

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Originally Posted by Nieko

fak3: you simply have to name it "_DEFAULT". Placing it in /PSP/COMMON will load it for all maps, placing it in a map folder only for that map.

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ok works, sorry for the stupid question :D

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Originally Posted by CLAUDIOGPS

Yes, this i know, and i sow that is important to have only in menu critical operation.

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I do not find it a critical operation. Recording itself is. You can always get the initial trace back by loading the POI file.

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Originally Posted by CLAUDIOGPS

Another thing: you prefer charge battery displayed as now without percentage, but if is possible to increase the number of bars, for me is useful to enhance the reading precision.

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In principle, it could, but because the picture is so small, it won't help much.

If you really want to have this functionality implemented, you will have to do it yourself.

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Originally Posted by CLAUDIOGPS

Hallo!, how are you? Do you know that if you have files.ov2 of a famous mark of gps made in holland, you can use it in map this! with a conversion made with GMDL? (very useful)

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If you search for "ov2 convert" or something similar on Google, you'll be able to find a few programs that can dump the OV2 data into a readable format. You'll need to work a bit with the data that you get then. In MapThis POI files, it's important to first have latitude, then longitude. I believe in the dump of OV2 data it's the other way around.