iNavX, application steadily increasing

inavxSince the beginning of the year 2011, not less than six iNavX updates were made by Rich Ray, either one monthly !

If we don't find anything revolutionary there, many “invisible” improvements have been made, as optimizing objects display (waypoints, Icons, tracks, routes, etc,), tracks resolution, convenient improvements on measures of distance, waypoints display, chart available information, alarm management (anchor, TCP/IP disconnect), instrument display (Choice of analog or digital).

Finally, in terms of new things, note the automatic transition from one waypoint to another in a route with the possible setting of an approach distance for waypoints, the display of AIS targets by the SiiTech server centered on a waypoint and no longer only on the position, availability of new charts region 2011.

Le réglage d'un cercle d'approche pour les waypoints

I mention these update details are listed in’iNavX Help under "Updates" category, to be consulted either in French from iNavX (with a network connection), or to be downloaded in PDF format (¹) on your iPhone or iPad to read in iBooks, or to be consulted directly from my website (¹). You can refer to them to take full advantage of new features and improvements.

The next update (version 3.2.7) will allow the import of waypoints, routes, GRIB files and tracks, either from attachments sent by email, either directly transferred between a Mac (or a PC) and an iPhone/iPad using a file transfer app, as Files Connect. Indeed, All you have to do is select a file .grb .gpx or .kml to get the "Open with iNavX" option window.

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Tansfert du fichier d'un Mac vers un iPad avec Files Connect

Extracting compressed zip file

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Opening the file in iNavX

iNavX will then be automatically opened and will import the file :

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Importation d'un fichier GRIB dans iNavX

It will be necessary, In this example, having builded an ad-hoc WiFi network between your Mac (or PC) and iPhone/iPad (²).

(¹) http://www.francis-fustier.fr/inavx.html

(²) View article Connect your iPhone via WiFi to your Mac

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