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+ | ===== About ===== | ||
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+ | This feature enables calibrating of an image of map and placing it over a background map. For example when you go to the ZOO or a park simply take a picture of its detailed plan displayed on a board at the entrance. After that you can calibrate the photo according to your background map and use it for your further navigation. | ||
+ | ===== 1. Get a map picture ===== | ||
+ | * open the function in <wrap box>Menu > More functions > On-board Map Calibrator</ | ||
+ | * tap **Take** to take a photo with you phone camera - the more quality camera, the better | ||
+ | * or **Select** to choose the photo from your device memory, from Dropbox etc. | ||
+ | <WRAP round tip > | ||
+ | We recommend to **copy the image** from your PC/ | ||
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+ | ===== 2. Calibrate the map picture ===== | ||
+ | * tap //Add// and choose a **distinct point** (a hill summit, crossroads etc.) on your picture\\ {{ : | ||
+ | * tap {{: | ||
+ | * repeat this procedure **4 times** - try to select points making a rectangle. You can edit their positions by tapping {{: | ||
+ | ===== 3. Generate your calibrated map ===== | ||
+ | * when you are ready with your four points the status line **turns green** and the //Create// button activates\\ {{ : | ||
+ | * calibration points overview appears - indicates their **deviation**.\\ {{ : | ||
+ | <WRAP round tip >If you have chosen a big image it is highly recommended to check **Optimize map** to divide the map image into many small maps (tiles) bundled into one file. | ||
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+ | ==== Save the calibration configuration for later use ==== | ||
+ | If you have **more map images of the same size and scale** to calibrate you can use one configuration for calibrating them all: | ||
+ | - calibrate the first image | ||
+ | - **save the calibration configuration**: | ||
+ | - open the next image | ||
+ | - calibrate | ||
+ | - repeat ad hoc. | ||
+ | ===== 4. Use the calibrated map ===== | ||
+ | Your calibrated map appears now as an **overlay**\\ {{ : | ||
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+ | You can change opacity of the calibrated map by selecting it and moving the opacity slider:\\ {{ : | ||
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