[mkgmap-dev] Precision circle
From Johann Gail johann.gail at gmx.de on Sun May 24 20:58:05 BST 2009
> > Usually, there is a blue circle showing on my Vista HCx when the > position quality is bad. As more satellites are being located, it > grows smaller and vanishes when the positioning is good. > > Recently I have observed that a large circle is showing permanently, > even when the positioning is very good (+-3 m). In the GPS forum it > was mentioned that the behaviour of the circle depends on the map, so > I'm asking the question here, too. > > Has anybody observed this behaviour? Is there anything during map > generation that may influence it? > I have observed this behaviour some days ago too. Erroneously I had no valid map, but only the 'test-map:all-elements' on my etrex. While biking around, I detected that the precision cycle always has an constatnt radius of 260m. I assume this is the precision, where the recalculation started in the maps generated with older mkgmap versions. So I assume there is some setting in the gmapsupp.img which sets the 'precision' of the map data. The higher value from map precision and actual precision gets displayed at the circle.
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