2) View files on the XT(2)

· Load one or more trips on the XT(2). Using your favourite method.

· Select preset Trips.

· Sorting can be done by clicking on the column heading.

· Select a trip file.

· The trip is displayed in the Trip Info tab, and on the OSM map. The trip is shown in the color specified in Advanced/Settings. Default: Magenta.

· In the green bar, the file name, trip name and departure date are shown. (If the color is aqua the trip was not loaded from the device)

· Use the Treeview to select a data-item.

· The grid and the Hex editor are synced with the selected item

· Expand the node ‘mLocations’. This contains all the Via/Shaping points.

· Selecting a LCTN will show a popup on the map.

· Expand the node mAllRoutes. This contains the result of the route calculation by the Zumo.

· Selecting an node within mUdbDataHndle shows points on the route. Bold items are Via/Shaping points, or turns.

· The Hexadecimal display is meant to help in decoding the trip file format. It is possible to make modifications, and save the file using the button Save File (from Hex). This is considered an expert option. The trip will not be forced to recalculate.

· To copy the selection as HEX Bytes to the clipboard use CTRL/C.

· To copy the selection as characters to the clipboard use CTRL+SHIFT/C.

· To undo modifications use CTRL/Z.

· To redo the last modification use CTRL/Y.

· Zooming can be done with the mouse wheel, or the control on the left.

· Panning can be done holding the left mouse button, or the control on the left.

· The + on the right shows a legend, and allows switching to another Base layer.

· Clear map. Clears the map, including loaded GPX files.

· Search. Opens a dialog where you can search for places. Geocoding must be enabled. See 11 Using GeoCode

· Apply Coordinates. Enabled when a ‘mScPosn’ is selected, or the Trip Editor is active. The currently selected GPS coordinates are stored in the trip. Effectively changing the location of the Via/Shaping point.

· The coordinates are updated as the map is (re)positioned. You can overtype, or paste, them and press Enter to reposition the map.

· Use Ctrl + Left Click to precisely select a point on the map.

· When the mouse is hovered above a line, or Via/Shaping point of a route, that route-name is displayed in the Route/Point.

· If ‘Zoom in on point’ is checked the map will zoom in when a point is selected. If not checked the map will reposition to make the point visible, but will retain the zoom level.