In View mode, points and tracks are displayed with Color Coding. Each colored unit is called a segment.
Color Coding Method
| Item | Parameter | Unit | Color Coding |
|---|---|---|---|
| None | Do not use Color Coding | ||
| Time Interval | Time interval | min | By time interval |
| Distance Interval | Distance interval | m | By distance interval |
| Hour Change | By hour change | ||
| Day Change | By day change | ||
| User | User setting |
Overlap
Overlaps boundaries when using Color Coding.
Because the data is separated into segments, segments are not
connected and the track is split. This is not noticeable when only
points are displayed.
Enable Overlap.
Segment edges are overlapped to prevent the track from being
split.
Multi Segment
Separates colored segments.
When Multi Segment is enabled, the data is processed as multiple segments.
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Group | Segment group |
| Range | No. values belonging to the segment group |
The checkbox for each Group allows display to be turned ON/OFF by segment.
::: {.noteBox} ::: {.boxTitle} *** Note *** ::: Depending on the settings for Gap, Overlap, and Multi Segment, tracks may not be split. In that case, set Gap = 0 and Overlap = none. :::
User
Users can define their own Color Coding rules. Up to three rules can be specified.
For details, see User Color Rules.
Palette
You can specify the palette used for Color Coding.
For details, see User Color Palette.
The following is an example of a user slope Color Coding rule and its corresponding Color Coding palette.
The palette uses warm colors for uphill and cool colors for
downhill, with a gradation.