Q: How do I enable/disable the display of isochrones?

First you have to verify that Isochrones are checked in the Display section of layers menu: Then simply tap/click on the name of the routing in the sidebar: When isochrones are displayed, you can use a pivot point .

Q: How do I enable/disable the display of isochrones?

First you have to verify that Isochrones are checked in the Display section of layers menu: Then simply tap/click on the name of the routing in the sidebar: When isochrones are displayed, you can use a pivot point .

Question 1

How do I enable/disable the display of isochrones?

Francis · Accepted Answer

First you have to verify that Isochrones are checked in the Display section of layers menu:

Then simply tap/click on the name of the routing in the sidebar:

When isochrones are displayed, you can use a pivot point.

Question 2

How do I enable/disable the display of isochrones?

Francis · Accepted Answer

First you have to verify that Isochrones are checked in the Display section of layers menu:

Then simply tap/click on the name of the routing in the sidebar:

When isochrones are displayed, you can use a pivot point.

Question 3

When and how should a GRIB file be updated?

Henri · Accepted Answer

You may have noticed a small icon on the right of each item in the GRIB files list. This icon shows the update status of your GRIB file and can display three different states:

1. Dark orange “Refresh” icon — file up to date

The icon appears in dark orange right after a GRIB file has been downloaded. This means your file is up to date — you already have the latest available version of the weather model.
This is what you will see immediately after downloading a GRIB file.

2. Light orange “Refresh” icon — new run available

The icon turns light orange. This means a new model run (a new forecast) is available. To update your GRIB file, simply click or tap on this icon: the file will automatically be replaced with the latest version.

3. Light orange icon with a download symbol — file missing on this device

Finally, the icon may appear in light orange with a small download symbol. This means you have already downloaded this GRIB file on another device, but it is not yet available locally on the one you are using. To retrieve it, simply click or tap on the icon: the file will be downloaded automatically.

Question 4

How do I adjust the display of COG and heading vectors?

Francis · Accepted Answer

On the chart, the course vector on the ground COG is represented by a red arrow. The magnetic heading line is represented by a green line. Both are variable in length.

Open the app settings by tapping on the ⚙︎ icon, then select the My Boat section.

The length of the heading vector is defined in minutes of time, from 0 up to 300mn. In example, 30 minutes on course at a 6 knots speed displays a vector of 3 nautical miles. This vector varies depending on your speed. You can disable the arrowhead.
The heading line is set by distance on the chart, from 0 up to 300 NM. In example 20 nautical miles.

How do I enable/disable the display of isochrones?

How do I enable/disable the display of isochrones?

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