Stop recording - to stop the recording.To stop recording, or to do any of the following options, tap the Distance/Start-Stop widget again, and in the opened Track recording dialog, select: Show on map - if enabled, shows detected points on the map.Once toggled on, the Start dialog will be disabled, and can only reappear after restarting Trip recording plugin. Remember my choice - removes the Start dialog, so that recording to start without confirmation.In any case, the Start dialog opens, unless the Remember my choice option is toggled on, in which you can adjust the following recording settings before confirming the start of the recording by tapping OK: Using the Currently recording track option in My Places: Menu → My Places → Tracks tab.There are two options for starting a recording: The number of segments are available for analysis with the context menu of the track. Start new segment - to start a new segment of the current track.Save and continue - to save the track for storing and continue recording further.Stop online tracking - to stop sending recorded points to the specified online resource.Stop without saving - to stop recording without saving a track.Clear recorded data - to delete, if any accumulated unsaved data.

Options - to reach out for the following options in the context menu:.The track will automatically be put for storing in: Menu → My Places → Tracks tab. Pause - to take a break, and resume recording after a while.Close - to close the Trip recording dialog and continue recording.

Start time / End Time - the timestamps of the first detected point and the last detected point.Appearance - the Line icon - to open and work with the Track Appearance options to adjust visual representation of how the track looks like when it is displayed on the map.Show on map - if enabled, to show the detected points on the map.Tap the Distance/Start-Stop widget, or the Trip recording option in the menu again, to stop recording, and/or to do any of the following extra options in the Trip recording dialog: Settings - opens the Trip recording settings for the currently opened profile.Logging interval - to set the frequency of the requests sent to the GPS sensor to detect and post a new point onto the route of the track.Appearance - the Line icon - opens the Track Appearance options to adjust visual representation of how the track looks like when it is displayed on the map.Show on map - if enabled, shows the detected points on the map.In the opened Start dialog, it is possible adjust the following recording settings before confirming the start of the recording by tapping Start: Long-tap an option from the icon's context menu, to add it as an individual icon to the screen of the device. NOTE: Long-tap to open the icon's context menu with an option to Start Recording.

Use the RECORD option in My Places: Menu → My Places → Tracks tab.Īnd another one, use the Start Recording icon on the device screen as shown in the examples in the figures below.

Use the Trip recording option in the menu.

There are four options for starting a recording:

If needed, add Trip recording widgets to the screen.Īfter setup is complete, you can make new recordings, display and manage tracks on the map by changing their appearance, editing the route, adding waypoints, etc.

Configure Trip recording for the required profile.

To start creating new records, you need to make the following settings: The plugin should only be enabled to create new records. Trip recording functions: creating new tracks, displaying existing tracks on the map and working with finished recordings. When you place points from the file on the map, your journey is visualized as a track with a fixed start and destination. Each point in the file also stores coordinates, speed, bearing and elevation. If they are recorded in a file as a set of location points arranged in a specific order, the file stores the progress of your journey. GPS data consists of the latitude and longitude of your location at a specific point in time. The plugin allows you to record, save and analyze your training or movement data, such as speed, ascents, descents or route relief, which can then be reused, improved, supplemented or shared with friends.

Recording gps tracks