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I must apologize...
The very first 2.0 version I've released was missing the /skin directory. Those who had already installed a previous didn't see any problem as the /skin directory was already present (if they hadn't removed the whole software before installing v2.0).
Yesterday, at 19:00 french hour, I've delivered a new and complete v2.0 version (maybe I should have renamed it v2.0a, but I didn't).
So, those who are experiencing immediate crash of Tripmaster v2.0 after first install of Tripmaster should download this new 2.0 and re-install it. There's no need for a config.txt file at first start, Tripmaster starts with default values and then creates its own config file.
For the rotated screen, on GO x00 I presume ?, please contact me by email at roussillat (at) gmail.com, so that I can send you a debug version to understand what's happening. I haven't a GO x00 to test it myself.
I'm currently working on v2.1 where some setup parameters will be managed directly in setup screens...
Working well on a 740 Live with the latest Navcore installed. Just one question, while there is a reset for the trip, can the average speed readout be just as easily reset?
I was thinking that this would be a useful feature for average speed cameras, ie hit the reset button when you see one.
Yesterday, at 19:00 french hour, I've delivered a new and complete v2.0 version (maybe I should have renamed it v2.0a, but I didn't).
So, those who are experiencing immediate crash of Tripmaster v2.0 after first install of Tripmaster should download this new 2.0 and re-install it. There's no need for a config.txt file at first start, Tripmaster starts with default values and then creates its own config file.
Excellent work roussillat just redownloaded to 940 and works first time.
Adjusted config file to suit my needs csv, mph etc. and will be looking forward to version 2.1.
May I add my thanks for all the work you have put into this you have sure earned a virtual glass of wine _________________ Malcolm
A now retired Tomtom 940 v9.541.3145439.1 OS:1493118, GPS v1.20 Boot 5.5120, West Europe Map v1025.9386
Joined: Mar 26, 2006 Posts: 261 Location: United Kingdom
Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2009 5:03 pm Post subject:
Hi
I have the screen working now, not sure what I did but it works. I have changed it to save them as INT files. I have changed the confirg files as follows, But it makes too many waypoints which parameters should I change
I want to use this to record my bike trips and share the routes as tomtom ITN files
[Log files parameters]
trackperiod 60
trackdistance 2
trackcourse 45
trackformat itn
tracksaving new
logfilename tm20090317_073721.itn
autologging yes
records long
[Other parameters]
language english.lng
units english
colorscheme day
gmtoffset 0
geoidfix no 48
maxspeeddisplay no
maxspeedvalue 86
compass both
coordinates decimal
snapping no
inclinometer 5
speedlimit 0
speedalarm visual
speedinterval 0 50 90 110 130
alarmfilename /mnt/sdcard/tripmaster/speed_alarm.ogg
processperiod 500
bootstart no
displayaltitude yes 30
alarmperiod no 10
accelerometer 2.22222
screenadaptation rider2
[Colors parameters]
topforegroundcolors 0,0,0 255,255,255 204,204,204
bottomforegroundcolors 255,255,255 255,255,255 204,204,204
topbackgroundcolors 255,255,255 0,0,0
bottombackgroundcolors 0,0,128 0,0,128
inescolors 204,204,204 204,204,204
labelcolors 255,0,0 255,255,0
daybackground
nightbackground
[End]
I want to use this to record my bike trips and share the routes as tomtom ITN files
I can only presume your bike rides must be long
This is taken from the tripmaster website
trackcourse parameter defines the minimal value of a course change which produces the recording of a tracking point. Value 0 stops the recording of tracking points on course change criterion.
trackdistance parameter defines the elapsed minimal distance which produces the recording of a tracking point. Value 0 stops the recording of tracking points on distance criterion.
trackperiod parameter defines the interval of time which produces the recording of a tracking point. Value 0 stops tthe recording of tracking points on time criterion.
trackdistance, trackperiod and trackcourse parameters can be used at the same time. As soon as a condition is matched for one of them, a tracking point of trace is recorded. If one of them is set to 0, it is then ignored.
You have set trackperiod 60, trackdistance 2 and trackcourse 45 so it looks as though you have to increase the trackperiod integer or disable it to produce fewer waypoints.
I stand to be corrected but I think the maximum number of waypoints you can have is 48 so you will have to adjust your settings to get below that figure or split the trip into two parts. _________________ Malcolm
A now retired Tomtom 940 v9.541.3145439.1 OS:1493118, GPS v1.20 Boot 5.5120, West Europe Map v1025.9386
Joined: Mar 26, 2006 Posts: 261 Location: United Kingdom
Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2009 10:50 pm Post subject:
Hi
I was trying it out today on a journey from Central Manchester to Central Birmingham. This is a little longer than the average ride I wish to record,
somewhere between 70 and 100 miles a couple of hours or so riding on nice twisty roads
Mind you if the government manages to introduce the proposed 50 MPH limit it mat not get much use, might as well give up and emigrate.
You have set trackperiod 60, trackdistance 2 and trackcourse 45 so it looks as though you have to increase the trackperiod integer or disable it to produce fewer waypoints.
I'm afraid that, when producing ITN files, the limit of 48 waypoints will be reached rapidly or, if you find values to stay under 48 points, you'll get something that won't produce when recalculating the itinerary the same itinerary than what you did really.
My use of Tripmaster, on my bike, is to record kml or gpx files, with the default values. I get quite big files, but they are really accurate. Then, if I want to share them as ITN files, I produce generally 2 or 3 files for the same itinerary, using the major points I can see in the KML view on Google Earth and I get quite the same itinerary at the end.
I had the idea to realize a plugin that would have generated from a Tripmaster log file a suite of ITN files and would have simplified the successive use of these ITN files, but I didn't go farer than the idea.
Maybe one change in Tripmaster could be, in ITN mode, to create a new ITN each 48 points. I keep the idea for a future release.
Joined: Jan 14, 2005 Posts: 19638 Location: Blackpool , Lancs
Posted: Fri Mar 20, 2009 4:18 pm Post subject:
Just for clarification, the "Snapping" option, does this force the application to use the data for the road position when set to on rather than the true GPS position? I have it set to off to avoid snapped data, but thought it worth asking - Mike
You're right, my english page hasn't got explanation about this option : snapping should be set to no if you want to get real coordinates. But I'm afraid this option is no more valid and that I have removed the corresponding code because it didn't work on new devices and also on some old devices after system upgrades...
I'll confirm that this evening.
Just for clarification, the "Snapping" option, does this force the application to use the data for the road position when set to on rather than the true GPS position? I have it set to off to avoid snapped data, but thought it worth asking - Mike
The snapping option DID just that. But it's not in effect any more. It was removed quite a long time ago. _________________ http://www.runarweb.com
Thanks to several testers, I've succeeded to fix the "turned screen" problem on GOx00. I should be able to deliver this evening a v2.1 version, which also allows to set up some configuration parameters directly on the Tomtom.
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