Resuming a route
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Good morning,
I would like to have a clarification on the resumption of a route after stopping the application.
From what I understand, it is up to the user to choose the starting point of the course after a stop ?
But if the navigation has not been stopped by a voluntary request even after stopping the application, this one does not know how to resume where it stopped?
I haven't been able to test this yet but it seems complicated to memorize where I stopped on the course.
On a day of trip we sometimes stop dozens of times for visits, hikes etc. ...
Can you explain to me how to resume after a break, it's not clear to me.
A GPS resumes navigation if it has not been expressly stopped where it stopped in the course.THANKS
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Good morning,
I would like to have a clarification on the resumption of a route after stopping the application.
From what I understand, it is up to the user to choose the starting point of the course after a stop ?
But if the navigation has not been stopped by a voluntary request even after stopping the application, this one does not know how to resume where it stopped?
I haven't been able to test this yet but it seems complicated to memorize where I stopped on the course.
On a day of trip we sometimes stop dozens of times for visits, hikes etc. ...
Can you explain to me how to resume after a break, it's not clear to me.
A GPS resumes navigation if it has not been expressly stopped where it stopped in the course.THANKS
@Calibos, The app automagically resumes at the place where it stopped (by stopping it yourself, hard-close or error, doesn't matter. If you were headed for WP10 when the app closed, it will head to WP10 if you resume the route. (seems the most logical thing to do?)
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@Calibos, The app automagically resumes at the place where it stopped (by stopping it yourself, hard-close or error, doesn't matter. If you were headed for WP10 when the app closed, it will head to WP10 if you resume the route. (seems the most logical thing to do?)
Ok very good I agree with you but many users say they have to select the waypoints up to where they were before their break so I don't understand the problem if the application restarts in the right place. I haven't tested until today but I will soon be on a road trip and I wanted to understand the reason for this problem.
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Ok very good I agree with you but many users say they have to select the waypoints up to where they were before their break so I don't understand the problem if the application restarts in the right place. I haven't tested until today but I will soon be on a road trip and I wanted to understand the reason for this problem.
@Calibos, Ah yes, there were some users indeed mentioning that. I believe that has already been solved in the latest update.
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@Calibos, Ah yes, there were some users indeed mentioning that. I believe that has already been solved in the latest update.
@Con-Hennekens yes it is!
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