GPSdash2.ppc Overview

GPSdash2 is a SHAREWARE tool for the PocketPC platform which tries to help you with getting the most out of your (expensive) mobile GPS equipment. It is able to interpret data from GPS receivers and presents this data via 5 complementary views. Accompanied by its easy to use navigational features, GPSdash2 is your perfect partner for hiking, sailing or any similar outdoor activity.

Feature Highlights

	find out more...	Dashboard choose from more than 30 different gauges out of 10 categories Speed, Acceleration, Mileage Altitude, Ascent Rate, Altitude Gain Navigation, Time, Reception, DOP assemble your own layout make gauges fullscreen
	find out more...	Charts Charts for 7 GPS derived data functions freely switch between several monitoring time-windows in between 1 Minute and more than 4 hours support for metric, imperial and nautic measuring units
	find out more...	Moving Map Easy import and use of your favourite maps No size limit for maps Visualization of your position, trail and heading Visualization of waypoints (selectable) and navigation targets Distance and Area measuring tool
		Waypoints & Routes Extensive support for Waypoints and Routes Organize your Waypoints by Categories Sort your Waypoints by multiple criterias e.g. distance to your current position All navigation data is stored in the XML based GPX data format
		Schemes & Skins comprehensive skinning engine take control over nearly any visual aspect and the sounds Only you know whats important - take control via schemes define what you are interested in via schemes switch between different schemes fast and easily
		System-Time Synchronization & more Auto configuration of communication parameters Extensive support for GPS data logging, data replay and analysis support for multiple measuring systems support for multiple coordinate formats and notations XML - All settings, including map calibration data, skins, schemes and also all navigational is stored in XML based data formats

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