Turn by Turn tracking allows the user to track an asset more accurately when in a trip. The GPS is left on in this mode to get regular fixes. This feature will log a record if the heading changes, the speed changes or based on the distance or time interval; whichever comes first.

For those used to our other powered devices such as the Dart3, G70, G120 - this is the mode they operate in. Unlike the wired devices, the Remora3 would NOT have the modem left on. This allows the user to control when the data is uploaded via the in trip upload period. 

If Turn by Turn tracking is enabled, basic tracking and jostle based tracking settings do not apply to the device configuration, as well as periodic tracking. The device will, however, still use the “Movement Trips” setting to determine whether the device has started a trip.

Setting up Turn by Turn Tracking

Parameters are shown below to adjust the logging behavior of this mode.

• Logging Parameters
  • Distance interval
    • when 500m is travelled or;
  • Heading Change
    • when direction is changed by 60° over a short distance (<250m - short bend) or;
    • when direction is changed by 20° over a long distance (>250m - long change for more gradual, sweeping bends)

Speed change and Stationary are disabled by default.

• Speed Change (km/h) - Log a distance when the change in speed crosses this threshold +/-. This is useful for speed monitoring. 
• Stationary - Log a record if the asset is determined to be stationary. This is useful for idle monitoring. 

The heading change log means that the trips plotted by the device can follow the true path of the road, without clipping corners.

Use Cases for Turn By Turn Mode

• Turn by Turn tracking can be used to accurately track ODO and Run Hours.
  • Run Hours + Odometer in TG
• This feature also allows users to have speed monitoring on assets that previously would not such as trailers.
  • Speed Monitoring in Telematics Guru

Battery Life in Turn By Turn Mode

The battery life is dependent on the time it is in trip per day.