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GLOSSARY AND INDEX

(Explanation of the most important technical terms)

2D/3D GPS tracking:

The GPS receiver uses satellite signals to track its (your) position. Depending on the current

position of the orbiting satellites in the sky and the objects located around you, the received

signal will be strong or weak. Your GPS unit requires strong signals from at least four satellites

to be able to calculate your position in three dimensions (including elevation). When only three

satellites are visible, position tracking is still possible, but the accuracy will be lower and no

elevation can be determined. This is called 2D tracking. The signal quality is shown in the

Navigation Main menu, the GPS data display and the two map displays of the navigation

device. 2D or 3D tracking does not influence the map display modes. The display mode is a way

to represent maps that does not depend on the GPS reception.

Accuracy at current position:

The difference between your real position and the position determined by GPS is affected by

several factors. You GPS receiver can estimate the error based on the number and position of

the satellites emitting the signals. This information is displayed on the GPS data display of your

device. A smaller value indicates a higher accuracy. An accuracy of 1.0 is the optimum. This will

be the reference value. Please note that the GPS accuracy depends on some additional factors

that cannot be corrected by your GPS receiver (signal delay through ionospheric effects,

reflective materials next to the GPS device, etc.).

Active route:

This route is an itinerary planned to reach the desired destinations. A route is called active when

used for navigation. Thus, the program will only have one single navigation route that will

remain active until you delete it, you reach your destination or you exit the program. If you want

to go to more than one destination, the route will be segmented (from one waypoint to the next

waypoint). Only one of these route segments can be active at any one time. The other

segments will remain inactive and are represented by a different colour on the map.

Automatic day and night colours:

MyGuide can calculate sunrise and sunset based on the local time and geographic coordinates.

Based on this information, the system will toggle from daylight to night colours a few minutes

after sunset and back to daylight colours prior to sunrise.

To improve the orientation, the 3D map view will also show the sun's position in the sky when

selecting a lower virtual height.

Automatic route planning:

(Autorouting): You simply need to specify your destination and the program will determine the

most suitable roads and road intersections to reach it, based on the built-in maps. MyGuide

offers different possibilities to select the destination as well as several route planning

parameters.

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