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Aaah! No, I just asked whether it worked with the bmw wonder wheel. Why would BMW do that. Ok, we know, to encourage you to use their (expensive) cradle and navigation app…

I’m aware of these buttons. Simply, I never use them because the program is zooming in and out as it should. The issue is that since shortly the programming doesn’t auto zoom. Like today the navigation was zoomed in and staid at that level, it didn’t auto zoom on behalf of speed, roundabouts or what so ever.

The next step is still in the test, so you can turn it very easily from horizontal to vertical ... see sample idea [image: 1783701175534-img_7829.jpeg] This is the 3D pattern print, there are still 10mm missing because of the lock of the BMW bracket. [image: 1783701264038-img_7826.jpeg] [image: 1783701282444-img_7825.jpeg] [image: 1783701310022-img_8618.jpeg] [image: 1783701390362-img_0193.jpeg]

That’s actually quite helpful AI work, thanks. I have been working on a tutorial video - it’s with the MRA team for review and I have a few more tweaks to make. I had an AI review of the script which was helpful; I’ll cross-check with the above (and other posts) and perhaps also make a short printed quick reference card like the AI instructions above.

That worked really well, thank you very much for that detailed instructions!

Het is audiofunctie van je AA headunit. Bij schermen als Chigee wordt meestal de telefoon als basis voor de audio gebruikt. En die kent de scheiding niet. Tenzij MRA je de keuze gaat geven om MRA over een ander kanaal te laten afspelen dan het standaard mediakanaal. (Wellicht een idee voor een toekomstige update). De muziek wordt nu inderdaad wat gedimd. Maar bij een echte scheiding zoals AA dat kan, kan je gewoon voor 2 verschillende volume niveaus kiezen. Je muziek relatief zacht en je navigatie juist vrij luid, of wat je voorkeur ook is. Waarbij het navigatiekanaal altijd voorrang heeft op het mediakanaal. Als het ik me goed herinner, wordt de muziek niet gedimd maar volledig stil gelegd. Bij mijn Goldwing kan ik er zelfs nog voor kiezen om de Google assistant ook een eigen volumeniveau mee te geven.

Hello, The support team gave me a workaround to use and it works so far, you should open a support ticket if you haven't already. 1 - they reset my subscription 2 - instructed me to open my route on my phone before the bike booted up Hope this helps Steve

Here is a new update on that problem. Yesterday, i had that same problem again. I then closed the app on my iPhone and start it directly on the Chigee. From there, i was able to start last route and it displayed instantly. Any idea about a real solution ? Thanks

@Jon-Hye-Knudsen ok thnkx for the reply. Like I stated, I use Android zo I can't help you there

@Brian-McG Thank you Brian !!! - this works perfectly - will keep on planning my jaunt round Europe with a little more confidence in MRA

@corjan-meijerink I hope HERE delivers a good solution by mid-July. I wish you every success with the further implementation in MyRouteApp. Thank you for the best app !!!!️ ———- Ich hoffe HERE liefert bis Mitte Juli eine Gute Lösung. Zur weiteren Implementierung in MyRouteApp wünsche ich Euch viel Erfolg. Danke für die aller beste App ️

I too find the altitute difficult to read on my Carpuride. It would be useful to make it a little larger somehow. Thx

GPX 1.1 is the best option. It exports route, track and waypoints. Remember to set the map to TomTom before the export ! [image: 1783570679435-89ec97db-081f-4977-92db-45f688db826d-image.jpeg] You can also export it directly to his online planner if you have his account info. [image: 1783570832278-62c0fbac-1bb0-4232-a823-1b1b37ec7be0-image.jpeg] [image: 1783570867576-b90298cf-510e-4a7d-91f9-7ea36261a157-image.jpeg]

@Chudy Have a look at Silverfox. I have the C1 controller and I’m very happy with it.

Hi Corjan, after taking a second look at the logic behind the display, I don't think there's a mistake. Display (normal): remaining time and distance to the destination (no color, just a black-and-white checkered flag) Display: Remaining time and distance to the next shaping point (the correct color is shown as an inverted drop) Display: Remaining time and distance to the next via point. (the correct color is shown as a hand) If shaping and via points are mixed on the route it will show only the next coming one (with the right color) depending on the setting 2. or 3.

@Warner-1-0 said: So this is the first scenic route that Kurviger makes from A to B. I now want to make the route go via the dunes road just north of Noordwijk so I zoom in on the map to that road and tap it. Then Kurviger askes me what type of point I want to add here. By the way, you can do this just as easily in the MRA app. Open the app Open the MRA route planner Enter your start and destination Use the map zoom or the search function to select the new route and manually set a waypoint on the road you’d prefer to take. To change the type of point, tap on it and choose whether it should be a ‘Via’ or a ‘Shaping’ point. Please note that start and destination points are always ‘Via’ points (hand icon)

@Brett-Bartick I refer you back to this section from above: The overlay maps are separate to the planning maps and have no effect on route calculations. Think of them as clear sheets with extra information that you place over the top of the planning map. The planning map underneath does all of the route calculations. Each overlay map contains different information. For instance, the OSM overlay shows footpaths and if you zoom in tight there is an incredible level of detail, from post boxes and public toilets to individual trees planted in a city. The Michelin map is famous for its green roads, a road with a green line alongside it indicates a scenic section. Motorway networks are also clearly seen. Google maps are good for showing shops and restaurants. The HERE logistical map is useful for anyone using oversized vehicles as weight and size limits are visible as are environmental zones. The overlay maps are just additional tools to use while planning your routes.