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Modify Remote Label Attributes
You can see from the labels that all of the remotes are in different colors.
These colors can be changed by editing the attributes of the remote. To
change attributes, tap and hold on the label, and choose the label name
in the menu, followed by Edit Point… This will bring up the Remote Item
Attributes dialog.
In the Remote Item Attributes dialog, you can change the Text and the
background color of the Remote by selecting the appropriate buttons.
You can also set a different display name for the Remote. Some Tracking
servers require a long numeric id for the remote. Using this ID on the
Remote label can obscure the map screen, and make identifying which
remote you are viewing difficult.
In the case here, if you’re editing the Remote ID “Michael J”, setting the
label to “Mike” will now cause the label on the screen to appear as “Mike”
instead.
Keeping Pace
You can use PathAway as a PACE monitor for activities such as rally racing,
sport training, and time-based arrival businesses such as shipping, tour
guide operations, and aviation. Essentially this feature monitors your speed
and distance vs your pre-defined average speed and distance. You can even
pace against a previously recorded track, or use the distance from a plotted
route.
To setup for Pace Monitoring, you'll need to launch the Preferences->Pace
dialog, set the desired pace targets, then edit the Pace Dashboard items to
have the Pace Data show up on the screen.
The following example will show you how to setup PathAway to keep pace
with an average speed of 30 miles/hr. (You can set whatever speed you
would like to travel at depending on your mode of transportation)
Setting up for Pace Monitoring
First, select the main menu item Options->Preferences. Next select the
Pace section. You will see a screen as it appears on the right.
From the Monitor Pace By section, choose “Average Speed” from the drop-down.
Notice the “Correction Distance” option on this screen. This option allows you to setup a “catch up” distance if you fall
behind. PathAway will show the “Target Speed” on the dashboard. This “Target Speed” is the speed you must travel in
order to catch up (or slow down) to your specified average speed.
Set the Correction distance to 1 mile.
Press Ok to return to the main map screen.
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4-Apr-07