CarPlay unit Zoom +/- 😁 love MRA but this drives me nuts

[Graeme Moores]

@Corjan-Meijerink That will be brilliant … looking forward to that release… Thank you

[Hubert Thoring]

@Corjan-Meijerink

Zooming under CarPlay works with the MRA at least it is confirmed in videos.!!

Siehe Link ab ca. 4:48

That means it is currently only missing under Android Auto, so it is still being developed there?

VG

[Graeme Moores]

@Hubert-Thoring Sadly not on CarPlay either. If you have the wonder wheel maybe you can zoom in and out whilst following a navigation, but for us non-BMW riders, we’re looking for plus and minus button on the CarPlay/Android Auto screen so during navigation we can get the desired zoom in or out based on what we would like at that time. Some of the view modes (plan, north up) you can fix the zoom level on your phone, but once your phone is tucked away in your pocket you can’t adjust without stopping, taking your phone out and adjusting it that way.

Maybe all bikes should have a wonder wheel

[Hubert Thoring]

@Graeme-Moores

Wouldn't a BT keyboard, for example, like Remotek One also be a good solution, because with it, the zoom -/+ can always be set independently of other hardware, so it also goes to the mobile phone on every motorcycle, from the tank bag. I did it under e.g. CarPlay on the mobile phone via Zoom in the car as a passenger but is the same as if I had done it with the Remotek One.

Link zur Remotek One Funktion

Mounting example for the mirror mounting left on the GS ..

[Brian Sprott]

@Dae-0 I was looking at changing from Apple to Android but having this feature available in Apple carplay has made me stick with Apple. I can use the wheel on my GS to zoom in or out on my carpuride 702BS

[Graeme Moores]

@Hubert-Thoring Thanks for this…and I appreciate that some extra hardware, equivalent to the wonder wheel could do the job, but I’m still hopeful that our friends at MyRouteApp can give us a simple but effective plus/minus button on the CarPlay screen. I think the team have done a lot to make it better but this last bit of functionality would be a game changer without hanging yet another bit of hardware on the bike and sooo useful to lots of users.

[Hubert Thoring]

@Graeme-Moores : Yes, that's right️

[Con Hennekens]

@Hubert-Thoring said in CarPlay unit Zoom +/- love MRA but this drives me nuts:

Wouldn't a BT keyboard, for example, like Remotek One also be a good solution

I don't believe this works for a "tugged away" phone that is in standby mode (screen off), does it? It does work with the phone open with the app in focus indeed.

[Hubert Thoring]

@Con-Hennekens

You can set this so that the display remains activated and of course with the app running.

The USB power connection for the mobile phone is important, because in CarPlay or Android Auto the power consumption still seems to be high.

For this reason, I currently remain with the pure mobile phone solution on the motorcycle as described.

In the long term, however, CarPlay and Android Auto will be the solution for all of us.

VG

[Graeme Moores]

@Corjan-Meijerink Hi Corjan, I spent the last couple of days on the lovely twisty roads of north Wales. The latest release was rock solid and most importantly the zoom +/- was fantastic. Being able to set the zoom for the road ahead but change it on the fly when the route changes direct on the CarPlay unit is a massive step forward.

Thank you so much for all the hard work. It is truly appreciated

[Corjan Meijerink]

@Graeme-Moores great to read that!

[Jan 50]

The function is great when you want to see the route standing still.

For automatic zooming, it would be great if it was more dynamic. No setting, but zoom out more while driving straight ahead so you can see a big part of the route and zoom in when an exit is coming, keep the exit arrow just in the screen while zooming in from the point you are driving. Keep zooming in until you are near the exit and have a detailed view of the crossing. Once past the crossing zoom out until you see the next exit again just in the screen or the greater part of the route.

This way you get details in time, and see the most part of the route while just driving straight ahead.