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8 MCP-4A MEMORY CONTROL PROGRAM (FOR USE WITH TH-D72A/E)8.4.3 Converting to KML or GPX File FormatTo display the read GPS log data in a map program, convert the date to KML or GPX file format.In the GPS Logger window, select the desired log data and press the “Save” button. “Track” and“Rate of Preservation” appear. Changing the value of Rate of Preservation allows a user to thin theGPS log data. If track points are too closely spaced on the map, thinning the GPS log data canreduce the complexity. Press the “OK” button in the Save Track dialog box and the Save screen willappear. In the file type selection, select “Keyhole Markup Language File (*.kml)” or “GPS ExchangeFormat File (*.gpx)” to save the data in KML or GPX format. KML and GPX format data can beviewed in map programs that are compatible with these file types.Figure 8-8 Save Track Dialog BoxFigure 8-9 Save Screen of GPS data72 CONTENTS TH-D72A/EFrom The N3UJJ.COM Document Library
8 MCP-4A MEMORY CONTROL PROGRAM (FOR USE WITH TH-D72A/E)8.5 Introduction to Main FunctionsThe following sections provide detailed descriptions of the features referred to in “8.2 Main Functionsof MCP-4A”.8.5.1 Simple OperationThe configuration screens and writing and reading screens of the configuration data for MCP-4A canbe displayed easily in the Simple Operation window.The Simple Operation window appears when MCP-4A starts or alternatively can be displayed byselecting “Simple Operation” in the View pulldown menu.Figure 8-10 Simple Operation Window8.5.2 Graphical Display of SmartBeaconingThe parameters set for SmartBeaconing can be viewed in the Rate Curve and the Turn Angle vsSpeed graphs. Changing the parameter values reflects the values in the Rate Curve and the TurnAngle vs Speed graphs. The graphs provide visual representations of the SmartBeaconing operationto help a user easily configure SmartBeaconing.Figure 8-11 Graphs of SmartBeaconingTH-D72A/E CONTENTS 73From The N3UJJ.COM Document Library
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