Not a feature I feel a need for, to be honest. I use various items, at various times, running concurrently with Navigation and my phone never runs low. In fact, it’s normally fully charged at the end of anything but shorter rides. I’d much rather see all available resources being directed to making getting the basics right what we have already more reliable. @Spili Could you have a phone battery issue, perhaps?

In the settings menu. (no 7) [image: 1627922780691-tki2z3tavr8kgegi-nddmuzrvg-meze74a.png] [image: 1627922793751-k2lbs1q4-sxbhafohajhxpir4fie1xvvug.png]

Hallo @corné-den-boer Wat wil je met je telefoon doen? De routes naar je navigatie sturen? Dat zal niet gaan want de connector werkt alleen op een PC of Mac. Wat voor navigatiesysteem heb je waar je de routes naartoe wil sturen? Want voor Tom Tom en Garmin zijn deze anders.

Hello @RonL , Would you mind sharing some print-screens and pictures of what's happening along with the link of your route (make sure it's public).

@PAD-0 Thanks, The entire team continues to improve things

Hallo @Wolfgang-Horn, Verwenden Sie die Option „Speichern unter“ für TomTom Mydrive (Beta)

Hi @Björn-Lind, It is best to save your created routes as .gpx 1.1 (Track and POI) and place them on your Montana in the appropriate folder, or export them via the connector as .gpx 1.1 (Route, Track and POI). Make sure you only use the track. (So delete the route from your Montana!). Also start your route name with the date when you want to drive, for example 0810 To..., this because MRA also prefixes the track with the track, and you therefore get this name: Track 0810 To.. Because the screen is not so wide, you might be selecting the wrong one. (I also do this with my Edge 1030)

That’s as in: [image: 1627749655330-493b95dd-4131-4fcc-a002-85a5a4e90485.jpeg] [image: 1627749669971-ef497ccc-0e46-497c-ae43-1d7b961d7ea3.jpeg] For anyone else who might have missed this. Not altogether ‘intuitive’ but, once pointed out, it’s something I’ll work with very happily indeed. My interpretation of the UI was that selecting the move icon rendered the waypoint moveable by ‘picking it up’ and moving/placing it by hand (well, finger!).

@Leo-Roijakkers Klopt, TT ondersteund dat niet

@David-Bonner yes, I have noticed that too! I use an iPhone 7 Plus with iOS version 14.7.1 and also the latest MRA Navigation version. Skipping waypoints is really dangerous while driving. A button for skipping a waypoint on the main screen is a good solution! Furthermore, I noticed that the MRA NAV version from last year worked better: the automatic skipping of waypoints and the scale/display when showing the map. It also seems that the route calculation algorithm has been revised. The routes from the MRA Routeplanner were taken pretty much one to one in the "old" MRA NAV version, but in the new MRA NAV version there are some deviations that can certainly be prevented by setting waypoints, but setting a lot of waypoints is not a good solution either... Otherwise, I like to use MRA Navigation for my tours and am eagerly awaiting the new version! Peter

I support the tracking always on check box, would be very useful!

@Gregory-Bowe Do you use the MyRouteConnector App?

@Staber-Guenter Look for the Sygic thread on this forum. MRA contacted Sygic about this.

@Ron-Vegter Als je het vanaf het begin gehad hebt over "routes" die uit de rondrit generator komen, dan had ik je met 2 seconden al het antwoord kunnen geven als je dat zo gemeldt had. Tevens hadden we dat ook binnen 2 seconden kunnen concluderen als je een screenshot van de "route" had gemaakt. Oke, nu ter zake: Uit de rondrit generator komen GEEN "routes" maar "route-tracks"! Een route-track is een route die uit oneindig veel "onzichtbare" routepunten bestaat (vergelijk het met een kruimelspoor uit het bekende sprookje van Hans en Grietje)... Het rijden van een route-track vergt dus ook minder ekenkracht van het apparaat want tussen de onzichtbare routepunten is minder berekening nodig... (Kort door de bocht) Een route bestaat uit zichtbare routepunten die wij gebruikers zelf plaatsen (of laten plaatsen via de gold functies) ... Tussen de routepunten wordt de route berekend op basis van de kaart gegevens en de route instellingen. Nu dan de crux: MRA Navigation maakt gebruik van ROUTES en niet van ROUTE-TRACKS. Dus als je de route-track uit de rondrit generator wilt gebruiken in navigation, dan moet je de route-track converteren naar een route en gelijk maken aan elkaar. In het route overzicht van jouw account kan je achter de route naam zien of de route een route of een route-track is. Je kan ook in de route zelf herkennen of het gaat om een route of route-track. Route-track uit rondrit generator: [image: 1627292943310-screenshot_20210726-114234.jpg] Route met routepunten: [image: 1627292994670-screenshot_20210602-190328.jpg] Dus bij volgende hulp vragen toch even screenshots delen en wat meer achtergrond informatie delen zodat wij sneller het probleem kunnen identificeren, dat is in jouw eigen belang.

@StefanHummelink Thank you. So we know this is not isolated to one operating system. I try to minimise looking at the screen while riding. I find it detracts from all the other hazards.

@Hans-van-de-Ven-MRA-Master That hasn’t been my experience at all, but maybe I just manage to put in all the right waypoints in all the right places or something (so more Andrew Preview than Eric Morcambe🤪)? Only if I use a .gpx 1.1 file do I get straight lines - can I take it that is what is meant by ‘direct route’? I do appreciate that, in such circumstances, where recalculation is required to make lines follow roads, deviation from the intended route is highly likely. Using .gpx 1.0… perfect routes on the 390 every time. I used such a route today, in fact, running concurrently with Navigation (Zūmo bluetooth off to avoid two sets of voice instructions!). Identical renditions.

@Matt-Flaming, <@sudolea, @Drabslab and I> hijacked this thread. Haha.

@Matt-Flaming Hahaha okay. So there is a chance all your reported issues are possibly lurking down the surface in any android phone?

@Nick-Carthew Done. Thank you...

@Nick-Carthew A dirty mind is a joy forever