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being processed.

The next panel will display the following, these should be toggled on and off when data is being

received.

<nmea> when any type of nmea data is being received.

<gprmc> if the $GPRMC nmea sentence is being received, other sentences being used have a

similar code.

<no fix> if the data in the $GPRMC nmea sentence is invalid (no fix or on some GPS units the

unit may be being operated in simulator mode).

< pvt > if using PVT mode for Garmins which support it.

There a 2 little lights that flash. The left hand light will flash blue and white when NMEA sentences

are being received. The right hand light will flash green and white when a suitable NMEA sentence

is being processed and the data is valid, it will flash red and white when the data is invalid (the gps

may not have a fix or it may be in simulator mode).

The right panel displays the position of the GPS.

The time displayed to the right of the position is the PC time the last position was received, this

indicates how old the position fix is.

The Track

Track Tail

If the

Log Track Tail

option is ticked on the

Moving Map Menu

the track will be

displayed by Moving Map and this is called the

Track Tail

. It is a track of 10,000 points. If the

maximum is reached, the first track points collected drop off as needed. To turn on/off the display of

the Track Tail, tick/untick the Log Track tail option on the Moving Map Menu. Note : Even with

the Log Track Tail unticked, if the Log Track to File option is ticked, all track points will still be

stored in a file on the hard disk.

If the

Log Track to File

option is selected on the

Moving Map Menu

then the track is

automatically captured can stored to file. The track log can be stored to different files Daily, Weekly,

Monthly or Never.

The default setting is Daily

. Never means a different file is never created (see

below). This setting is configured on the Track tab in Configuration. A new file (based on the date

and time) will be created daily, weekly, monthly as required.

If the

Never

setting is selected for the file frequency and the Log Track to File option is ticked on the

Moving Map Menu, the track will be automatically saved to a file

mmTrack.plt

(or a name you

specify). The track is always appended to this file even when starting new moving map sessions and

the file will keep growing in size. An option is provided on the Moving Map menu to clear this file.

The track file

mmTrack.plt (or the file you specify)

is a normal OziExplorer track file and can be

loaded and displayed on a map as normal. Each moving map session is treated as a separate track

segment. To change the file name (mmTrack.plt), use the option Change Track Log File on the

Moving Map Menu.

See the Moving Map tab on the Configuration dialog for setting up the intervals at which the track

points are captured and stored. The configuration help has details on this feature.

Note

- capturing of

the track is disabled when the interval is set to zero (0).

The track log files can be loaded and saved the same as any track, and it can be loaded and saved at

any time to any name.

The time collected and stored for a track is the UTC time extracted from the NMEA sentences but

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