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--- app:gps_tracking_logging [2019/05/31 09:25] – admin
+++ app:gps_tracking_logging [2022/12/10 11:43] (current) – walterg
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 ====== GPS Tracking / Logging ======
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 With Kurviger 1.9, we added the GPS logging feature. It allows to record your location while riding and store the path you have taken as GPX track. That feature is perfect to keep track of your rides.
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 As you can see in the screenshot (magenta is the route, blue is the tracking (both are customizable)), I tracked a recent ride of mine. Between waypoint 5 and waypoint 6 I chose to use a different road, the tracking recorded that perfectly. So, next time, I could plan my route along this other road. In the top-right of the image you can see the GPS tracking panel, it shows you how long your current track is (232.3 km currently).
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 ===== Using the tracking / logging =====
-You can enable the tracking panel (top-right corner in the screenshot) when going to ''Tools - GPS Logging''. Simply press on the panel, the color will change to red, this means the recording is active. You can save/stop/reset the tracking by pressing on the panel again. When saving the track, you will be asked to provide a track name and what attributes of the track you want to save: elevation, time, accuracy, and speed.
+You can enable the tracking panel (top-right corner in the screenshot) when going to ''Settings | GPS Logging''. Simply press on the panel, the color will change to red, this means the recording is active. You can save/stop/reset the tracking by pressing on the panel again. When saving the track, you will be asked to provide a track name and what attributes of the track you want to save: elevation, time, accuracy, and speed.
 The track is kept inside the app, until you clear it. So it's safe to restart the app or continue your track at a later point.