I call "guide to" function on a POI usually when walking or cycling somewhere. I use it to get a line between that POI and my GPS position / the map center and the line shows me direction, aerial distance etc. So it's no route navigation, but it's extremely quick, completely offline and it still helps me very well to find my way.
IIRC you can also use it to be guided along a track.
I call "guide to" function on a POI usually when walking or cycling somewhere. I use it to get a line between that POI and my GPS position / the map center and the line shows me direction, aerial distance etc. So it's no route navigation, but it's extremely quick, completely offline and it still helps me very well to find my way.
IIRC you can also use it to be guided along a track.
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Consider this rather as "Guide (on)" for turning guiding on, and "Guide (off)" for turning guiding off. Nothing more.
Consider this rather as "Guide (on)" for turning guiding on, and "Guide (off)" for turning guiding off. Nothing more.
I call "guide to" function on a POI usually when walking or cycling somewhere. I use it to get a line between that POI and my GPS position / the map center and the line shows me direction, aerial distance etc. So it's no route navigation, but it's extremely quick, completely offline and it still helps me very well to find my way.
IIRC you can also use it to be guided along a track.
I call "guide to" function on a POI usually when walking or cycling somewhere. I use it to get a line between that POI and my GPS position / the map center and the line shows me direction, aerial distance etc. So it's no route navigation, but it's extremely quick, completely offline and it still helps me very well to find my way.
IIRC you can also use it to be guided along a track.
Hi Menion, Thank you for your link
Maybe I understand navigation of 3 mode
Hi Menion, Thank you for your link
Maybe I understand navigation of 3 mode
Maybe, Locus is able to navigate in 4 different modes:
is it right or wrong?
Maybe, Locus is able to navigate in 4 different modes:
is it right or wrong?
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