Running a Simulation

[Bazzer]

I'm running CP5 on my Mio168. After all of the well documented problems and Dave B's request for details of issues that users have, I want to run some simulations on my PPC in areas where I have encountered anomalies (which are numerous), before emailing the results to Dave B.

However, while I can plan a journey in an area in question, is it possible to run the journey as a simulation which gives full voice commands, as you would expect on a live trip ? I can't work out if this can be done.

Your help would be appreciated.

Thanks

Baz

[lbendlin]

I don't recall if CoPilot has this feature, but you can always use GPSGate to replay NMEA logs, and then point the navigation programs at the GPSGate COM port.
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[Bazzer]

While I may be a fairly competent user, and by no means a technophobe, I'm afraid I haven't got a clue what Lbendlin is talking about

While it may appear that I cannot achieve what I want directly on PPC by creating a route and running it as a simulation (please correct me if I'm wrong), can I utilise the GPS track for a similar purpose.

However, I do not want to sit through 200 miles of uneventful motorway waiting for something to happen. Can I just play part of the track, or crop a section from it to be played back ??

Thanks for your help

Baz

[Dave]

What you can do is under the GPS option is to open an existing track. If you knew you took a journey from home to work on a specific day and wanted to re-plot the route and demo it, you can OPEN GPS TRACK, then PLAYBACK GPS TRACK, set the desired speed, and then create the journey as you would by starting a new journey. It then reads this rather than the GPS COM port and allows you to effectively re-drive a route.

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