Cetus GPS 1.1b4 is available

[Erikro]

Cetus GPS
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Cetus GPS 1.1b4 is available at the homepage by now. Several features have
been implemented including position averaging, a 'navigate to destination'
option, tracking based on movements or all valid positions, a satellite
view and color support.

Take a look at the new screenshots at the homepage...

1.1b4 also supports the Navman 350 and 500 which apparantly do not follow
the NMEA standard when regards to the communication speed. You therefore
have to set the new baudrate option to 57600 if you are using one of those.

1.1b4 contains a lot of new and rather untested code and it is not to be
considered stable. If you are using Cetus GPS for mission critical work you
should continue using Cetus GPS 1.0 for a while.

If you upgrade/downgrade it is important that you delete the current
version on your Palm using the launcher delete function before installing.
Otherwise you will almost definitely see some odd errors...

Geocachers you will probably love the 'navigate to destination' option as
it supports the same decimal minutes format as shown at geocaching.com

Handera 330 users try setting your calculator silk button preferences to
Cetus GPS 1.1b4 This looks really good!


GPS TrackData
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A probably stable but not yet thorough tested version of GPS TrackData for
Windows is now available at http://www.CetusGPS.dk/TrackData

It supports the same options as the DOS/Linux/Mac OS X command line
application Cetus TrackLog and has a very nice user interface. Please
notice that the current beta supports drag'n drop both to the icon and to
the active window.

Comments regarding this program should be directed to lars@cetusgps.dk or
the talk list.


Staying updated
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If you want to stay updated about each released beta version you might want
to join the talk list. Simply send an empty email to talk@cetusgps.dk


Support Cetus GPS development
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If you like Cetus GPS then please go to the new 'Support' section on the
Cetus GPS homepage.

Kjeld Jensen