ozice_d_config.html

wince下的电子地图Ozi Explorer

<p><b>Load Detailed Map </b>- If ticked a more detailed map (better scale) will be
searched for every 90 seconds when running in moving map mode. If a better map is found it
will be loaded automatically.</p>

<p><b>Mode</b> - Select the mode of operation to <b>Air</b>, <b>Marine</b> or <b>
Land</b>.&nbsp; Changes the terminology used in the software and the style and 
method of the direction 
prompting when navigating along a route.</p>

<p><font color="#0000FF"><b>Pointer</b></font></p>

<p><img border="0" src="ozice_cfg_mm_pointer.gif" width="217" height="187"></p>

<p><strong>Pointer Style</strong> - The moving map pointer. 

<ul>
  <li><strong>Circle</strong> - Draws 2 circles and a cross at your position. </li>
  <li><strong>Arrow</strong> - Draws an arrow showing the direction of travel. </li>
  <li><strong>Additional Pointers</strong> - reads files with a .mmp extension 
  and adds the name to the list. Additional mmp files can be created. These 
  files must be placed in the folder where the OziExplorerCE.exe file has been 
  installed. Use the supplied glider.mmp and aeroplane.mmp files as templates. 
  Instructions are contained at the top of each file.</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Pointer Color</strong> - The color of the pointer, if a circle the color is the
color of the lines, if an Arrow the color is the fill color.</p>

<p><strong>Pointer Size</strong> - The size of the pointer.</p>

<p><strong>Solid Pointer</strong> - If ticked the Arrow pointer is filled with the
selected color otherwise it is transparent.</p>

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<p><a name="Track"><font COLOR="#0000ff"><b>Track Configuration</b></font> </a></p>

<p><font color="#0000FF"><b>Track Log</b></font></p>

<p><img border="0" src="ozice_cfg_track_log.gif" width="217" height="187"></p>

<p><b>File Log Dist </b>- File Log Distance - this specifies the max distance before a track point
is logged to disk. If you have specified units as Kilometers (in unit configuration) then
this entry is in meters else it is in feet.&nbsp;If set to zero the track is not logged.
This should be set to a reasonably high distance, perhaps about 500M (1500ft). 
Setting this distance too low will cause too many track points to be collected.</p>

<p>Track Logging can be turned <b>On or Off</b> using the <b>File / Track Log / 
Log Track to File</b> menu option.</p>

<p>Track logging uses an automatic method of collecting the points using the 
following filter.</p>

<p>A new track point is collected if: 

<ul>
  <li>The specified &quot;Log Distance&quot; is exceeded</li>
  <li>The Heading changes by more than 7.5 degrees</li>
  <li>The speed changes by 5 KPH or 15% whichever is the greater</li>
</ul>

<p><b>Mem Log Dist </b>- Memory Log Distance - this specifies the max distance before a track
point is logged to memory. If you have specified units as Kilometers (in unit
configuration) then this entry is in meters else it is in feet. This should be 
set to a reasonably high distance, perhaps about 500M (1500ft). Setting this 
distance too low will cause too many track points to be collected and slow 
performance.</p>

<p>Automatic track point collection is also used for the track memory log using 
the same filter as above.</p>

<p><b>Track Tail </b>- This is the length (number of track points) of the track 
logged to memory which is
displayed on screen behind the position marker. This has no effect on the track points
which are logged to disk when the &quot;Log Track to File&quot; option is turned on. A track point is taken every time the Track Distance between
points is exceeded and stored in a circular buffer, a maximum of 1000 points is kept 
in memory so
the Track Tail cannot be set above this value. The track is then drawn on the screen each
time the GPS position is processed. If you set this value too high there may not 
be enough time to draw the track on the screen before the next position update is received, 
if this happens position updates will be lost. Keep the track tail as short as you need. The track tail is only
used when in moving map mode, otherwise the full track memory log (max 1,000 points) is displayed.</p>

<p><b>Track Color</b> - Select the color for the track logged to memory and 
displayed on the map</p>

<p><b>Track Width</b> - Select the width for the track logged to memory and 
displayed on the map, for performance reasons
do not make it too wide, a width of 2 is preferred. </p>

<p><font color="#0000FF"><b>User Tracks</b></font></p>

<p>There are 5 tracks available for the user to load tracks into, these are the 
configuration options for each track.</p>

<p><img src="ozice_cfg_tracks.gif" width="217" height="187" alt="Tracks"></p>

<p><b>Track Color</b> (Tracks 1-5) - Select the color to display the track. Five tracks can be 
loaded and displayed.</p>

<p><b>Track Width</b> (Tracks 1-5) - Select the width to display the track, for performance reasons
do not make it too wide, a width of 2 is preferred. </p>

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<p><a name="Waypoints"><font color="#0000FF"><strong>Waypoints Configuration</strong></font></a></p>

<p><img src="ozice_cfg_waypoints.gif" width="217" height="187" alt="Waypoints"></p>

<p><strong>Symbol Size</strong> - The size of the circle drawn to mark a waypoint
position.</p>

<p><strong>Font Size</strong> - The size of the font used to draw the waypoint name.</p>

<p><strong>Check Proximity</strong> - If checked, the distance to the waypoints are
checked to see if your position is within the specified waypoint proximity distance. If so
a sequence of 4 beeps is issued.</p>

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<p><font color="#0000FF"><strong><a name="Routes">Routes Configuration</a> </strong></font></p>

<p><font color="#0000FF"><strong>Display Properties</strong></font></p>

<p>
<img src="ozice_cfg_routes_display.gif" width="217" height="184"
alt="Routes"></p>

<p><strong>Symbol Size</strong> - The size of the symbol used to draw the waypoints in the
route.</p>

<p><strong>Font Size</strong> - The size of the font used to draw text, the waypoint and
routes names.</p>

<p><strong>Line Width</strong> - The width of the line used to draw the routes.</p>

<p><strong>Route Line Color</strong> - The color of the line for the routes, if set to <strong>default</strong>
the route line color contained in the route file is used.</p>

<p><strong>Route Wp Color</strong> - The color used to fill the waypoint symbols.</p>

<p><strong>Route Text Color</strong> - The color used for text and the outline of the
waypoint symbols.</p>

<p><font color="#0000FF"><strong>Proximity Properties</strong></font></p>

<p>
<img src="ozice_cfg_routes_proximity.gif" width="217" height="184"
alt="Routes"></p>

<p><strong>Auto Prompt</strong> - Automatically prompt on entering the route proximity. An
image will be displayed and a sound file will be played providing an indication of the
direction to be taken.</p>

<p><strong>Proximity</strong> - The distance from the route waypoint the auto prompt will
be activated. (The proximity is a circular zone around the route waypoint.)</p>

<p><strong>Sound Repeat</strong> - The number of repeats of the sound prompt.</p>

<p><strong>Say Distance</strong> - The distance from the route waypoint will be voiced.</p>

<p><strong>Check Wp Passed</strong> - The proximity will be activated if the waypoint is
passed without the proximity being entered. (For example, a boat may pass a waypoint
without actually entering the proximity for that waypoint. If selected, this option will
make sure the proximity is triggered.)</p>

<p><font color="#0000FF"><b>Options Properties</b></font></p>

<p>
<img border="0" src="ozice_cfg_routes_options.gif" width="226" height="184" alt="Options"></p>
<p><b>Use Auto Zoom</b> - The map zoom will be changed to the Zoom value set 
below when a Route waypoint proximity is entered.</p>
<p><b>Zoom Value</b> - Specify the Zoom value the map changes to when the Route 
waypoint proximity is entered. The map zoom will change back to the normal 
setting when the waypoint is reached. Example - you can set the map to a zoom of 
say 50% for normal travel so you can see more of the map and specify a zoom 
value of 100% (or any other value) when the proximity is entered so the turn you 
need to make is more visible.</p>

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<p><a name="Navigation"><font COLOR="#0000ff"><b>Navigation Configuration</b></font></a></p>

<p><img src="ozice_cfg_navig.gif" width="216" height="187" alt="Navigation"></p>

<p><strong>Draw Nav Line</strong> - Activate the display of the navigation line, a line
from your current position to your &quot;goto&quot; position.</p>

<p><strong>Line Width</strong> - The width of the navigation line drawn.</p>

<p><strong>Line Color 1</strong> - The color used to fill the navigation line.</p>

<p><strong>Line Color 2</strong> - The color used to outline (border) the navigation line.</p>

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<p><a name="Units"><font COLOR="#0000ff"><b>Units Configuration</b></font> </a></p>

<p>
<img src="ozice_cfg_units.gif" width="217" height="187"
alt="Units"></p>

<p>Various units can be set for <b>Speed</b> ,<b> Distance </b>, <b>Altitude</b> and<b>
Degrees.</b> </p>

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<p><a name="Speed"><font COLOR="#0000ff"><b>Speed Monitor Configuration</b></font> </a></p>

<p><img src="ozice_cfg_speed.gif" width="216" height="187" alt="Speed"></p>

<p><b>Min Speed</b> - The <strong>minspeed.wav</strong> file is played when the speed goes
below the specified min speed. The sound will not play again until you go above the set
speed and then below the min speed again. </p>

<p><b>Set Speed</b> - The <strong>setspeed.wav</strong> file is played when your speed
goes above the specified set speed. </p>

<p><b>Max Speed </b>- The <strong>maxspeed.wav</strong> file is played when your speed
goes above the specified max speed. </p>

<p><b>Active</b> - The speeds can be activated independently by ticking the active check
boxes. </p>

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