Manage your GPS device, calculate distances, record routes and view them on multiple types of maps, with this handy piece of software.
- T-GPS
- Version :2.732
- License :Freeware
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Michael Chourdakis
T-GPS Description
T-GPS is a complex application, designed to help you perform various operations with your GPS device, including navigation, route recording and playback. It can also be used to calculate distances between specific waypoints and offers multiple types of maps.
Manage waypoints
You can add new waypoints manually, by specifying your coordinates and altitude, or have the application use the current GPS position. It is also possible to add multiple alarms that play a custom sound when you have gotten within a specified distance of a certain waypoint.
T-GPS allows you to view tracks on multiple types of two and three-dimensional maps (2D cartesian map, 2D cartesian path, 2D polar map, 3D cartesian map, 3D path map, 3D polar map and 3D flight). These can be moved or rotated and allow you to zoom in or out.
Record and play tracks
The application allows you to record your route and save it, then run it within the application. Tracks can be exported to KML, LOC or GPX files and it is possible to import routes recorded by other users.
The statistics screen allows you to view the current track time, maximum speed and altitude, magnetic variation, as well as total distance covered.
Unintuitive and outdated user interface
T-GPS offers numerous functions, but they are difficult to access and understand. Menus are arranged in a counter-intuitive way and it is often necessary to navigate through multiple ones to access a particular feature.
Additionally, the provided documentation is quite basic and lacks adequate explanations for many of the program’s functions.
All in all, T-GPS is a complex tool that can help you perform various tasks with your GPS device, such as navigating, track recording, waypoint creation and many others. However, while it does offer numerous useful functions, it is drawn back by its interface design and lack of comprehensive documentation.