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On this page:

• Time Management
• Synchronize the clock with the GPS World
• zone settings of the computer
• time parameter of the camera
  

Time Management

It was a bit difficult to understand the management of time so that everything is coordinated this because of a mistranslation in the software to understand that he must synchronize GPS so that the computer must be synchronized.

Accuracy I'll repeat, we can not change the internal time of the GPS is a translation error in @ Trip causing this confusion, the English text speaks of setting the time of the camera and not " device "

It was during import data the correct time zone should be selected, you should always choose the country where the photos were taken with a specific time zone in the Import dialog box @ Trip, with the check box for DST. Same for photos, you may need to check the box to check DST and the country of location if you choose to import the photos immediately or later. (Should check the time zone and box of daylight saving time in all important route that important photos, twice!)

Module GPS is automatically set to GMT, you can not change it manually. You can only change the time zone files imported as many times as you want, but it will not change the internal data from the GPS device only change the file to your PC and still not original!

Synchronize the clock with the GPS World

The text of the tutorial is confusing, it does not change the GPS time but the PC, then the time listed, you can set it to time your camera, other methods are easier than this.

The computer must be connected to the internet. Link @ trip document on the subject

Restart @ Trip computer and plug the GPS to "refresh" the time changes.

You can change the time on the data file from each run as many times as you want, check the box for the summer time (it is checked by default) also during importing photos.

example above, I configured a different time zone on the same route as the only way to set the time data (coordinates) on the reality of your journey. You could create the same route with a different time, as in my case between Denmark and Iceland. Since my journey is between two time zones j e would create two travel the same route, with different names then I will erase the unnecessary details (all the top-all down), or by dividing the file (all coordinates need to be checked Green color before doing so if the start or end of the course will be missing, parameters attributes!). To reach this dialog box, see image below

box above example, when you import the GPS coordinates for Iceland, Reykjavik select GMT 0 (as England), no summer time, GMT = - 1, (when importing data, remember to uncheck the DST (checked is the default mode!) in my case there is no change to DST in Iceland)! By Subsequently, it will automatically use these pre-settings unless you change.

zone settings of the computer

To ensure that everything goes well, it is preferable to set the time zone the computer is a good way to synchronize it with the world clock. (double-click the clock on your computer, select the Internet age adjusted to do this, you must be connected to the web!) That the information confusing in the tutorial from @ Trip .

zone settings on the camera

Select the time zone for the camera, ideally, do this before taking photos. of adjustment can be made thereafter but not practical at all, let alone if you have a time zone change in full photo report. In this case (mentioned above), it is possible to import the route several times with a different name in @ Trip with the exact time corresponding to reality (and undistorted, since the time appears at the bottom image when viewing in @ Trip)

1. - My tricks
2. - Mac Users
3. - All About coordinate files
4. - All on the parameters, settings
5. - Cosmetics a path
6. - Accuracy of GPS IgotU
7. - Getting Started Basic settings
8. - battery and internal memory
9. - transfer, export, manage data, coordinates
10. - No internet connection
11. - Time Management
12. - photos, import, rename, replace
13. - The runners
14. - Backup, export a route