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- Author(s): Frank Kirschner
- Date: 2004-05-25 11:44:03 UTC
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man/gpsdrive.1
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.TH GPSDRIVE 1
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.SH NAME
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gpsdrive v2.x - displays GPS position on a map
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.SH SYNOPSIS
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.B gpsdrive [options]
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.SH About this manual page
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This manual page explain the basic functions of GpsDrive and some
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additional info.
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In GpsDrive you find tooltips for nearly all buttons, there is also a
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HELP button for usage of the keys and mouse buttons.
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For special purposes read the README files, i.e. README.kismet,
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README.SQL ...
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.SH DESCRIPTION
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.B Gpsdrive
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is a car (bike, ship, plane) navigation system. Displaying your
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position on a map and a lot of other functions are implemented.
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.B This manual page describes GpsDrive version 2.x
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GpsDrive displays your position provided from your NMEA capable GPS
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receiver on a zoomable map . The maps are autoselected depending on
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your position. You can set prefered scale, which the program tries to
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get from available maps.
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GpsDrive was tested with a GARMIN GPS III, a Crux II GPS PCMCIA
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card and a Navilock USB receiver. All Garmin GPS reveivers with a serial output should be
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usable. Other GPS reveivers that sends NMEA protocol over the
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serial output should also work with GpsDrive.
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These GPS receivers are reported to work with gpsdrive:
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Magellan 310, 315, 320
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.br
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Garmin GPS III
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.br
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Garmin etrex
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.br
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GPS 45
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.br
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Crux II GPS PCMCIA card
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.br
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Holux GM-200 serial version
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.br
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Holux GM-200 USB (needs USB to serial support in kernel)
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.br
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eMap
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.br
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GPSMAP 295
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.br
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GNS 530
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.br
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Garmin GPS 12MAP
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.br
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EAGLE Expedition II
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.br
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DeLorme Earthmate
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.br
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Rayming TripNav, TN-200
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.br
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Haicom HI-203E
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.br
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GM-307 USB-Mouse
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.br
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Magellan Meridian Gold (works only with NMEA V2.1 GSA setting)
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.br
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NAVILock GPS Receiver (http://www.navilock.de)
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.br
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Haicom GPS HI204e
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.br
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Magellan Nav 6500
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.br
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BendixKing KLX 100
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.br
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Motorola i58sr Cellular Phone w/built-in NMEA-compatible GPS
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.br
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.br
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Disclaimer:
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.B Do not use for navigation!
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.SH OPTIONS
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.TP
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.B \-d
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Shows some debugging information.
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.TP
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.B \-D
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Shows a lot of debugging information. If you have problems or program
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crashes, send this output to the author. You should also combine this
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with -d. See also the section
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.I BUGS
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.TP
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.B \-v
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Shows program version together with the CVS version of the mainfile
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gpsdrive.c. If you send a bug report, also include this output.
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.TP
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.B \-h
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Displays a short help message.
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.TP
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.BI \-o "\| outputfile\^"
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With this option, you can
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.IR write
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the NMEA sentences to a PTY master, file or serial device. This is
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useful if you use GpsDrive in simulation mode to provide other GPS
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applications with test data.
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.TP
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.BI \-t "\| device\^"
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Serial port device (e.g.
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.IR /dev/ttyS0
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). You can also set it in the
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.IR setup
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menu.
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.TP
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.BI \-l "\| language\^"
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Sets the language for the speech output. You have to provide the voice
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files in festival yourself (see below). At the moment
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.IR german
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,
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.IR spanish
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and
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.IR english
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are provided.
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.TP
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.B \-x
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Creates own window for the menu buttons, status and map. This is
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helpful on small displays as the Compaq iPaq or on Head Mounted
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Displays, where the menu should be hidden.
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.TP
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.BI \-s "\| height\^"
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Set the height of the screen, if autodetection don't satisfy you,
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.IR height
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is i.e. 768,600,480,200
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.TP
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.BI \-r "\| width\^"
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Set the
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.IR width
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of the screen, if autodetection don't satisfy you. Works
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only in combination with
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.IR -s
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.TP
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.BI \-f "\| friendsserver\^"
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Define a friendsserver to exchange position information with other
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people. You can also set it in the Settings/Friends menu. You can start your own friendsserver with the program
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.B friendsd
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, which is included. More details are in section
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.I FRIENDSD server
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.TP
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.B \-1
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Set special mode if you only have 1 mouse button, i.e. on touchpads.
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.TP
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.B \-a
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Disable display of battery status. Some implementations of the APM-BIOS
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are broken, so use this option if gpsdrive crashes.
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.TP
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.BI \-b "\| servername\^"
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Use a remote NMEA server. You can start gpsd on another
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.IR host
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, which has the GPS receiver connected and display the position on
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your local machine.
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.TP
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.BI \-c "\| waypointname\^"
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Initial position for simulation mode. Specify a
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.IR "waypoint name"
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from your currently used waypoint list.
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.TP
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.B \-q
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Disables SQL support. Only usefull if you have SQL support compiled in.
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.TP
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.B \-z
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Don't show zoom and scaling on the map.
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.TP
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.BI \-n
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Disables the direct serial connection. You have to use Garmin mode
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or start gpsd
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.br
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Use gpsdrive -h to see the actual command line help.
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.SH CONNECTING A GPS RECEIVER
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First you have to choose if you want use the GARMIN or NMEA mode.
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.B NMEA mode.
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.br
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This is the most used mode. This mode is provided by most GPS
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receivers.
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.B New!!!
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Since
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.I Version 2.08
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GpsDrive is now able to handle the serial
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connection itself, so you don't need to start (and use) gpsd anymore.
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.br
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To enable this feature go into the settings menu, switch to settings 2
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and select
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.I Use serial connection.
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.br
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Make sure that your GPS receiver is connected and running before you
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start GpsDrive, so the program is able to detect the GPS device.
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You can also use gpsd, i.e. if you want to share the GPS data over the
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network or if you need additional features.
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.br
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You can force the use of gpsd by adding the
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.B \-n
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commandline parameter, even if you enabled the direct serial connection
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in the settings menu.
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.br
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To use NMEA mode with gpsd, you have to start the provided program
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.B gpsd
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first or do this by pressing the
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.B Start GPSD
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button in the GpsDrive menu after setting the parameters in the settings
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menu.
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This program runs as daemon in background and provides a server,
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which sends the GPS data on port number 2947.
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The settings /dev/gps and 4800 BPS are precompiled if you start
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gpsd by yourself. If you start it from GpsDrive, the settings defined
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in the
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.B Settings
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menu are used.
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You can also change the gpsd settings i.e. to ttyS1 call it with:
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.br
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.B gpsd -p /dev/ttyS1
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but as mentioned, it's easier to do this in GpsDrive.
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.br
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If you are using a GPS receiver with an USB connection, your port may
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be
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.B /dev/ttyUSB0
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for the first device.
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Be sure to select NMEA protocol and a baudrate of 4800 BPS in your
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GPS receiver.
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To see the output of you GPS do
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.B telnet localhost 2947
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and after the connect hit the
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.B R
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key to see the NMEA sentences.
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.B NMEA sentences used
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.br
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Following NMEA sentences are used for specified informations:
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.I GPRMC:
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Position, Speed, Heading
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.br
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.I GPGSV:
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Satellite signal level display
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.br
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.I GPGGA:
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Altitude (not available on all receivers) and position if no GPRMC is
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available. In this case, speed and heading are calculated by GpsDrive.
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.br
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.I PGRME:
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Display EPE (estimated position error), perhaps only available on
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GARMIN receivers
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At least you need GPRMC or GPGGA for using GpsDrive. If you can turn
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on GPRMC, please do so.
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.B GARMIN mode
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.br
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In this mode, the program only gets lat/long data, the speed and
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direction it calculates itself. There is also no display of the
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satellite signal level (this data is not supported by GARMIN
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protocol).
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GARMIN mode is faster (more data packets per second, in NMEA mode there are
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only 1-2 packets every 2 seconds), but the calculations the program
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makes may not be as accurate.
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If you want to use Garmin mode, simply connect the GPS receiver to your
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serial port.
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Garmin mode is only provided by some GARMIN receivers.
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.br
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GpsDrive autodetects GARMIN or NMEA mode if enabled in settings
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menu. I would recommend to use NMEA mode.
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.SH Compilation without GARMIN protocol
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If you don't need the GARMIN protocol (i.e if you use only NMEA), you
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can compile GpsDrive yourself to not include the GARMIN protocol
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support. Do this with:
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.br
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./configure --disable-garmin
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.br
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make clean
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.br
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make
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.br
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su
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.br
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make install
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This has the advantage to produce a smaller and faster executable.
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.SH USAGE
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Start GpsDrive as normal user with:
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.B gpsdrive
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from your shell, if you want another language see section
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.I LOCALISATION
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On some distribution you may find a "GpsDrive" entry in your Gnome or
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KDE menu.
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It is important that you have installed GpsDrive as root, so it can
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find the necessary files.
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.B Don't start GpsDrive as root!
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You can use GpsDrive without a GPS device connected. If you do so,
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GpsDrive will automatically start in
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.B Simulator mode
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if no working GPS receiver is connected and no gpsd
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is running. This mode is shown by a rotating globe.
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In simulator mode the pointer can move on the map (if enabled in settings
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menu). You can also stop gpsd if it is already running with the "Stop GPSD" Button.
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If you have connected a GPS-Receiver, you see in the
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.I GPS Info
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window how much satellites are in view. You can click on this image to switch to the
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.I Satellite position view.
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.br
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You must have at least 3 satellites in view. If you want to see your
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altitude, you need at least 4 satellites. The antenna of your GPS
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receiver must have free sight to the sky, so you cannot use it
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indoor. More satellites gives you a better accuracy.
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If your receiver have not enough satellites with usable signal, the
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GPS Info window is red. If your signal is ok and gives a valid
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position, the GPS Info window is green.
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There are 3 modes in which GpsDrive is operating:
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.B Normal mode:
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This mode is entered if you have a GPS receiver connected. The cursor is at the position your receiver sends.
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The black and a red arrow shows your position on the map. The
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.B black arrow
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is pointing to your selected target, the
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.B red arrow
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shows the direction in which you are moving.
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.br
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If you have no valid position the arrows are blinking.
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.B Simulation
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If GpsDrive finds no GPS-receiver at program start, it
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shows the last position and the cursor will move to the targets you
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set. You can set your target by right-mouse click on the map or by
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selecting a waypoint from the FIND menu.
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.B Position mode
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This mode is activated by clicking on the "Pos. mode" button or if you
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"Jump" to a target in the FIND menu.
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At this mode, you can temporary change the position for looking around and
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jump to another positions (i.e. for downloading maps). In this mode this
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is
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.B not your real position
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and is marked as an rectangle.
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You can set the position by simple left-mouse click on the map.
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You can leave the position mode by by clicking on the "Pos. mode"
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button or middle-mouse click or right-mouse click (which also sets
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your target).
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.SH MAP DOWNLOAD
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You can easily download maps from internet with the
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.B Download
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button. GpsDrive stores an index of your maps in the file
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map_koord.txt in your ~/.gpsdrive directory. You can also use any
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directory for your maps, but you have set the directory in the
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settings menu.
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.SH About maps
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There is a file called "map_koord.txt" in your ~/.gpsdrive
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directory. Here is a sample:
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top_WORLD.jpg 0,00000 0,00000 88226037
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.br
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map_file0000.gif 53,60751 10,01145 3160000
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.br
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map_file0001.gif 43,08210 12,24552 3160000
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.br
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map_file0002.gif 49,81574 9,71454 7900000
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.br
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map_file0003.gif 47,72837 14,46487 592500
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.br
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The first row is the filename, then comes the latitude, the longitude
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and the scale of the map. The scale of 10000000 is good for Europe,
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and 100000 is for a town. To see detailed streets in a city, choose a
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scale like 10000 or 5000.
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GpsDrive selects the map with the best scale for your position. So get
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a map i.e for Europe, Austria and Vienna if you want to drive in
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Vienna.
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There is also the programs
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.IR gpsfetchmap.pl
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provided to download multiple maps for a bigger area.
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.br
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.B Please consider the copyright information
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www.expedia.com if you want to use their maps!
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.br
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.B Don't missuse this service by downloading more maps as you need!
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You will risc that you will be blocked by this servers.
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File formats:
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The decimal points in way.txt must always be a dot ('.'), in
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map_koord.txt '.' or ',' are possible. If you download maps from
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within the program, GpsDrive writes the map_koord.txt respecting your
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LC_NUMERIC setting.
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.SH Can I use other maps?
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You can also use your own (self drawn, scanned...) maps. The maps must
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be gif, jpeg, png or other common file formats (the format must be
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recognized by the gdk-pixbuf library). The lat/long coordinates you
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write into the "map_koord.txt" file must be the center of the map. The
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map must have a size of 1280x1024 pixels!
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Important! The maps must now be named map_* for streetmaps
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and top_* for topographical maps. If not, gpsdrive won't
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display the maps.
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There is an "import assistant" build in. Use this to import your maps.
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.SH Importing waypoints:
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The easiest way is to use the script "wpget" which does all for you if
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you use a GARMIN receiver.
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You can use the program "garble" (included in the package) to read
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out your waypoints from the Garmin GPS (Transfer mode must be set to
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GARMIN here, while GpsDrive needs NMEA!).
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Scripts: "wpget" is a script which calls "garble" in the proper way.
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Be sure to have "wpget", "wpcvt" and "garble" in your path. This is
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fullfilled, if you did install the program as root and /usr/local/bin
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is in your path.
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The manual way:
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You may create a file "way.txt" in your ~/.gpsdrive directory
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which looks like:
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DFN-Cert 53.577694 9.991263 FRITZ
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.br
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Finkenwerder 53.541765 9.842541 AIRPORT
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.br
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Fritz_Wohnung 53.582700 9.971390 FRITZ
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The rows are: label latitude longitude waypoint-type. You may omit the
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waypoint type.
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There is no need to create the way.txt file yourself, you can add the
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waypoints with GpsDrive using the "x" key. See help menu.
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.SH Route planing
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There is no route planing feature at the moment. Route planing would
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need the use of commercial maps and a database license which costs
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more than EUR 10.000.
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.SH PROXY SERVER
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If you must access the internet via a proxy server, you have to set the
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enviroment variable
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.B HTTP_PROXY
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or
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.B http_proxy
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to a value like
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.I http://proxy.provider.com:3128
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where 3128 in this example is the proxy port.
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.SH MOUSE CONTROL
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You can switch on the
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.B Position mode
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by selecting this option in the menu.
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If you switched to "position mode" there a rectangle is the
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cursor and no position is shown. If you zoom or select another map
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scale with the slider, this is done for the position of the
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rectangle-cursor in the same manner as it would be your actual
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position. If you click with the left button near the border, GpsDrive will
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scroll the map or load the next map if you are on the margin of the map.
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The middle mouse button switches back to normal mode, or select the
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"Pos. mode" menu entry. The same if you select a target with the right
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mouse button. Shift-left-mouse-button and shift-right-mouse-button
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changes the map scale.
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Please have also a look into the
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.B Help
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menu in GpsDrive to be informed about the actual mouse functions and key
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shortcuts.
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.SH Add new waypoints
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You can simply add new waypoints in two ways:
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o To add a waypoint at the
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.B current (GPS) position,
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simply press CTRL and RIGHT-mouse-click. You can also press the
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.B x
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key.
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o To add a waypoint at the
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.B mouse position,
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simply press CTRL and LEFT-mouse-click. You can also press the
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.B y
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key.
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In the popup window add the waypoint name (spaces will be converted to
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underscores) and a waypoint type (see below for predefined
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waypoint types). You can create a new waypoint type by typing it into
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the text field or choose a existing waypoint type from the list.
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.B Important:
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The list (in SQL mode only) shows already used waypoint types, NOT the
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predefined.
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.SH Icons for waypoints
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You can define freely your waypoint type names. But there are special
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names, which results in special icons display in GpsDrive:
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.TP
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.B WLAN
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open WLAN accesspoint
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.TP
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.B WLAN-WEP
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crypted WLAN accesspoint
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.TP
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.B Rest
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a restaurant
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.TP
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.B McDonalds
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a kind of restaurant
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.TP
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.B BurgerKing
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another kind of restaurant
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.TP
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.B Hotel
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A hotel
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.TP
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.B Shop
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Shop
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.TP
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.B Monu
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Monument, touristic attraction
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.TP
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.B Speedtrap
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Speedtrap (Radar), gives warning if this is in front of you
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.TP
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.B Nightclub
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Pssst...
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.TP
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.B Airport
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a Airport
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.TP
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.B Golf
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Golf course
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.TP
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.B Gasstation
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a gas station
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.TP
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.B Cafe
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coffee bar
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.TP
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.B Geocache
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Geocache point
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.PD
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.LP
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The names are case insensitive.
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Please have also a look on
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.IR README.SQL
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, for a actual list of waypoint types.
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.SH User defined waypoint icons
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If you are using SQL (see below) for your waypoints, you can define your own
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waypoint icons.
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.br
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Do the following steps:
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.br
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Create the directory: $HOME/.gpsdrive/icons and
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place your icons (image type must be PNG) into this directory, with the name of
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the waypoint type (the filename must be lowercase).
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In example for waypoint type "HOTEL" the file must have the name "hotel.png".
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.br
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The PNG image can have transparency, and should have a size around
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16x16 until 32x32, bigger icons may result in a performance hit.
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Your user defined waypoints override the built-in waypoint icons.
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.SH SQL support
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For managing a larger number of waypoints you should use SQL
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support. This needs to install a SQL server on your machine. At the
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moment, only MySQL is supported.
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Don't be afraid, MySQL don't need much resources, is very fast, but makes the
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management (including selection of waypoint types) of the waypoints
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much easier. In SQL mode you can select the shown waypoints in the
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.B setup
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menu.
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GpsDrive use MySQL automatically if it finds the shared library
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.I libmysqlclient.so.10
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and the MySQL Server is running and a connection to the database is possible. For first use you have to run
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.B create.sql
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once.
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.B Please read README.SQL for information how to setup the SQL database.
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.SH Routes
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A route is a list of waypoints. GpsDrive guides you from one waypoint
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to the next on the route.
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You can add waypoints to a route using
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the waypoint (select target) window. You can also add comments to a
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waypoint which will be spoken by the speech system and also be shown
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in the map window as scrolling text.
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.SH Comments for routes
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To add comments create a file with the same name as the waypoint file,
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but change the suffix to .dsc, i.e way-trip.txt and way-trip.dsc, then
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enter the comments in the way*.dsc file in the kind of:
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$waypointname
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Text which is displayed and spoken
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$nextwaypointname
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another text
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Example:
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$Fritz_Wohnung
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Hier wohnt Fritz, der Autor von diesem Programm. Er freut sich auf Besuch und eine Einladung zu einem saftigen Steak.
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$Hubertus
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Hier wohnt Hubertus, ein Freund von Fritz.
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There is no limit of the length of the comment. Important is to start
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the line with '$name' and the comment in the next lines.
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.SH KISMET support
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Gpsdrive supports
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.IR kismet.
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Kismet is a 802.11b wireless network (WLAN) sniffer. If you have
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kismet running, gpsdrive will detect it and program start and shows
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new WLAN accesspoints in realtime on the map. SQL mode is necessary to
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run Gpsdrive in Kismet mode. WLAN accesspoints which are already
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stored in the SQL database from prior wardrivings are ignored. If you
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have voice output in gpsdrive, you hear information about the new
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found accesspoint.
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Please see also the file
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.IR README.kismet
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.SH LOCALISATION
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If you installed the program it will display messages in english,
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german, french, italian, dutch, dansk, hungarian, slovak, swedish, turkish or
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spanish if your language is set either with LANG or LANGUAGE. LANGUAGE
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overrides all other settings. Call "locale" to see the settings and
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call "set" if LANG or LANGUAGE is set. For german do:
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.B export LANGUAGE=de
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and then call gpsdrive in this shell.
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You can also start it with the line
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.B LANGUAGE=de gpsdrive
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without setting the language for the shell.
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Sometimes you have to do use LANG instead of LANGUAGE.
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If your own language isn't available, please contact me if you want to
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make the translations.
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.SH SPEECH OUTPUT
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If you want speech output you have to install the festival speech output
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system.
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.I http://fife.speech.cs.cmu.edu/festival
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for information.
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For german output you have to get the german festival from
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.I www.ims.uni-stuttgart.de/phonetik/synthesis/index.html
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If you have a functional festival software call it as server with:
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festival --server
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When you start GpsDrive it will detect the server on port 1314 and
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puts out some status information as speech. You also have an
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additonal button (Mute) to switch off sound output.
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GpsDrive tries to select the correct language for your locale.
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The -l option can force the languages for speech
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output. At the moment english, spanish, and german are supported. GpsDrive
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sets festival into the proper language. If the initialisation is not
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correct, have a look into
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.I gpsdrive.c
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and edit following defines do your needs:
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#define FESTIVAL_ENGLISH_INIT "(voice_ked_diphone)"
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#define FESTIVAL_GERMAN_INIT "(voice_german_de3_os)"
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#define FESTIVAL_SPANISH_INIT "(voice_el_diphone)"
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For this, you need the voices ked_diphone for english, german_de3_os
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for german (this is a MBROLA voice) and el_diphone for spanish.
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There is now an unsupported build of festival including english, german
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and spanish support.
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.B Download
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it from GpsDrive homepage
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.B mirrors
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and extract
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the tar file in the directory /usr/local as root:
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tar -xvzf festivalbuild.tar.gz
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Start the server with
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.SH FRIENDSD server
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There is a server program, called
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.B friendsd
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which acts as server for the position of your friends. If you enable
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it in the settings menu,
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then you can see the position of all gpsdrive connected with this
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server.
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You see the position of your friends as a car symbol on the map, including the name, time, day of week
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and the speed of his last connection. The blue arrow shows the last reported direction of your friend.
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The time is transmitted as UTC, but shown on the display as your local time,
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so it is also correct if your friend lives in another time zone.
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The server uses port 50123 (UDP), so be sure that you open the port in
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your firewall. The server needs no root privileges and should run as
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normal user or a special user with no privileges. The server was NOT
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tested for security.
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There is a friends server running on www.gpsdrive.cc, you can try it
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if you enable it in the settings menu.
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You can also send messages to other mobile targets (Misc. Menu/Messages)
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.SH MAILING LIST
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The address for the mailing list is
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.B gpsdrive@warbase.selwerd.nl
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Subscribing can be done by sending a mail containing
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.B subscribe gpsdrive
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to majordomo@warbase.selwerd.nl
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.SH BUGS
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Please send bug reports to the author. Report version (gpsdrive -v),
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screen size and info how to reproduce the bug. It is also a big help
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to run gpsdrive for a minute with the -d option and send me the output.
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If gpsdrive crashes with a segfault, I need a backtrace of the program
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in addition. To create a backtrace do following:
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Extract the tar file, change to gpsdrive directory and do
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make clean
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make
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Inside the debugger do:
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run (if you use arguments write it after run)
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and send me this output.
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.SH AUTHOR
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Fritz Ganter
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http://www.gpsdrive.cc
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.SH WARRANTY
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This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
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MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
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GNU General Public License for more details.
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.SH COPYRIGHT
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Copyright (c) 2001-2004 by Fritz Ganter
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This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
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it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
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the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
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(at your option) any later version.
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