Display Functions

Refresh

Recalculate the route with the current settings.

Toggle Unit

Switch between meters and feet.

Toggle Mode

The relative mode shows each pitch and rappel cumulatively.


The absolute mode shows each pitch and rappel starting at zero vertical distance.

Markers

Display a marker for each data point.

Activity

Highlight and display a number for each climb and rappel.

Also see: Log page

Speed

Display vertical speed and current speed threshold.

The right vertical axis indicates the speed in feet or meters per minute.

This view helps to figure out good values for the speed threshold settings.

Slope

Display slope angle used for each pitch.  Note: This is the slope specified in the settings or with At Half, not the actual slope of the pitch.

Raw

Display raw sensor data in meters without smoothing or consideration of the slope.

Noise

Display noise values calculated by the smoothing function and the current Maximum Noise Threshold.  The more abrupt the sensor values change, the higher the noise.  Also see: Set Maximum Noise

Edit Functions

Suggestion: Save the climb before editing.

Insert Rest

To change from climbing or rappelling state to rest state:

  1. Tap a point
  2. Tap Insert Rest

Delete Rest

To delete a previously created rest point:

  1. Tap an existing rest point
  2. Tap Delete Rest

Also see: Climb, Buttons

Delete All Rests

Delete all existing rest points

Delete Before/After

To trim all data before or after a specific time:

  1. Tap a point at the desired time
  2. Tap Delete Before or Delete After
  3. Confirm deletion

Flatten

To flatten a range of data points:

  1. Zoom the chart to the desired timespan
  2. Tap Flatten
  3. Confirm flattening

Flatten updates the selected data points to the average value of the left-most and right-most data points.

Delete

To delete a range of data points:

  1. Zoom the graph to the desired timespan
  2. Tap Delete
  3. Confirm deletion

Configuration Functions

Set Maximum Noise

To exclude sensor readings above a certain noise level:

  1. Tap a point on the Noise line
  2. Tap Set Maximum Noise

A limit line indicates the maximum noise level.

Also see: Markers, Sensor Calibration, Noise

Sensor Calibration

Adjust smoothing parameters with immediate visual feedback.

Tap Calibrate to automatically set the Sensor Noise parameter based on the phone's barometric sensor.  The calibration takes one minute and also calculates the sampling rate of the sensor (Hz).  Calibrate is only available when Sensor Noise is selected.


To change either value using the sliders:

  1. Tap Sensor Noise or Smoothing
  2. Select which Digit you want to change
  3. Select new Value
  4. Chart refreshes automatically using the new value


When entering the value directly, it is necessary to tap Refresh from the menu to refresh the chart.

Also see: Sensor Calibration in the Settings menu.