GMT v1.04 User Manual
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1. folder Favorites Libraries BE Desktop e Homecroup JB Downloads 8 Computer S Recent Places Network 17 201208 51 59 Libraries Documents Music e Pictures zl File name 17 03 2012 08 51 59 history gpx Gps gpx loc mps gdb t cm 2 Appendix Exporting gpx and tcx files from Garmin Training Center A 2 GMT v1 04 User Manual 24 March 2012 Discrepancies between gpx tcx and fit files You may notice some differences between your GMT report when you look at the same activity which has been loaded from different source files Or you may notice some differences between the GMT report and values in Garmin Training Center This happens because the gpx files contain slightly less information about the activity than the other types of file In general the most accurate information is recorded in tcx and fit files and these will give the most accurate statistics in a GMT report GMT has been developed using datafiles generated by a single GPS device the Garmin Forerunner 110 Results from other devices may differ in unpredictable ways Appendix C Removing unnecessary tiles with Google Earth C22. GMT v1 04 User Manual John Romaya March 2012 GMT is provided to you free of charge under the following conditions 1 Copying This package may be distributed freely as long as it is distributed in its original form It may not be sold without permission 2 Liability The package is distributed as it is without any warranty implied No liability is accepted for any damage or loss resulting from the use of this program GMT v1 04 User Manual 24 March 2012 Table of Contents What does GMT do gpx and tcx files fit files The GMT dialog Source file information Activity report Options Appendix A Exporting gpx and tcx files from Garmin Training Center Discrepancies between gpx tcx and fit files SOS Din GMT v1 04 User Manual 24 March 2012 Sourcecode acknowledgements GMT was developed with the use of the FIT sdk software development kit distributed by ANT Wireless http www thisisant com a division of Dynastream Innovations Inc a wholly owned subsidiary of Garmin International Commercial Credits Garmin International 1200 E 151st Street Olathe KS 66062 3426 United States Google Earth is a service provided by Google Inc Google located at 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway Mountain View CA 94043 United States ii GMT v1 04 User Manual 24 March 2012 What does GMT do GMT is a utility to calculate moving time as opposed to stopped time from
3. fit file to view 21815 Source file Once a source file has been successfully opened GMT remembers the folder where it was located and will start in that same folder the next time you want to open a source file The Source file section displays the following information Source file open Filename AlActvities 20120317 2103 201208 30 15 ist selected activity 10f25 1 201205177082 2 Activity name po12 03 17708 52 452 Activity date F Mar 2012 08 52 45 Filename The name of the currently opened file Selected activity If the file only contains a single activity this item is not present Otherwise it gives you a drop down list where you can select which activity to view Activity name The name of the currently selected activity Usually this is based on the date and time of the activity Activity date The date and time of the currently selected activity GMT v1 04 User Manual 24 March 2012 Activity report The activity report lists statistics about the currently selected activity Total speed Moving time Moving dist 5 2361 mph 01 18 31 6 8520 miles Total dist 6 8520 miles Stopped time Start TOD Finish TOD 00 00 00 8 52 45 am 10 11 35 am Segment Total time Complete activity 01 18 31 Moving speed 5 2361 mph Segment 01 00 10 53 0 9935 miles 5 4770 mph 00 10 53 0 9935 miles 5 4770 mph 00 00 00 8 52 45 am 9 03 38 am Segment 02 00 00 00 0 0000 miles 0 0
4. 10 01 33 Rename Folder 2 15 03 2012 07 00 33 Change Sport 12 03 2012 18 05 04 05 03 2012 11 03 2012 17 03 2012 08 52 45 e Zone 1 SNAIL New Activity 1222 27 02 2012 04 03 2012 Create Course from Activity 20 02 2012 26 02 2012 EF 13 02 2012 19 02 2012 View 17 03 2012 08 52 45 in Google Earth 06 02 2012 12 02 2012 3 30 01 2012 05 02 2012 Fes 23 01 2012 29 01 2012 My Activities aed 0 30 00 1 00 00 Time hr min sec 1 30 00 Export the Selected Item to a file 2 1 Right click on the activity you want to export and then select Export GPX Files gpx or TCX Files tcx as the export file type Then select EM j x eg Libraries E Homegroup ia Computer Gu Network Libraries A Appendix Exporting gpx and tcx files from Garmin Training Center GMT v1 04 User Manual 24 March 2012 You may export a single activity all the activities during a particular week or your entire library of activities in a single gpx or tcx file You can use Google Earth to view gpx files This allows you to locate the activity on Google Earth imagery Select the gpx file from the Google Earth File Open menu item Make sure you select Gps gpx loc mps as the file type to open Soen i x Bios Search Desktop D Organize
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6. 000 mph 00 00 00 0 0000 miles 0 0000 mph 00 00 00 9 03 43 am 9 03 43 am Segment 03 00 11 04 0 9877 miles 5 3550 mph 00 11 04 0 9877 miles 5 3550 mph 00 00 00 9 03 43 am 9 14 47 am Segment 04 00 00 00 0 0000 miles 0 0000 mph 00 00 00 0 0000 miles 0 0000 mph 00 00 00 9 14 50 am 9 14 50 am Segment 05 00 11 03 0 9923 miles 5 3880 mph 00 11 03 0 9923 miles 5 3880 mph 00 00 00 9 14 50 am 9 25 53 am Segment 06 00 00 00 0 0000 miles 0 0000 mph 00 00 00 0 0000 miles 0 0000 mph 00 00 00 9 26 00 am 9 26 00 am Segment 07 00 11 25 0 9843 miles 5 1730 mph 00 11 25 0 9843 miles 5 1730 mph 00 00 00 9 26 00 am 9 37 25 am Segment 08 00 00 00 0 0000 miles 0 0000 mph 00 00 00 0 0000 miles 0 0000 mph 00 00 00 9 37 29 am 9 37 29 am Segment 09 00 12 22 0 9894 miles 4 8005 mph 00 12 22 0 9894 miles 4 8005 mph 00 00 00 9 37 29 am 9 49 51 am Segment 10 00 11 42 1 0011 miles 5 1339 mph 00 11 42 1 0011 miles 5 1339 mph 00 00 00 9 49 51 am 10 01 33 am Segment 11 00 10 02 0 9037 miles 5 4043 mph 00 10 02 0 9037 miles 5 4043 mph 00 00 00 10 01 33 am 10 11 35 am Information is in tabular format with rows and columns Each column shows a certain statistic about the activity for example the time of day of the start of the activity Each row corresponds to a particular segment The first row always shows data for the complete activity If the activity is split into segments information for each segment appears on successive rows The report can be configured by the user using the Options a
7. a threshold allows meaningful moving statistics to be calculated You can enter your own value here or you can use the default value of 1 mph 60 00 per mile Decimal places Here you can specify the number of decimal places displayed for values in the activity report Resegment Here you can select a distance to re segment your data For example if you select 0 5 kilometres new segments will be generated with each segment being a total distance of 500 metres Type in Original or 0 zero to revert to the original segment settings in the source file GMT v1 04 User Manual 24 March 2012 Appendix A Exporting and tek files from Garmin Training Center You can export gpx and tcx files from Garmin Training Center John Romaya Garmin Training Center r File Edit View User Help EE History 0 Workouts Courses GE HH X D Ed Totals notes alal Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Se s X 2 54 5 4 627 939 Dia 5 5 3 5 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 12 14 15 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 28 29 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 s 6 78 Today 21 03 2012 Imported Activities 5 88 AlActivities 20120317 21 03 2012 08 30 15 SF 12 03 2012 18 03 2012 B Lap 1 08 52 45 Lap 2 09 03 43 Lap 3 09 14 50 Lap 4 09 26 00 Lap 5 09 37 29 Lap 6 09 49 51 New Folder Lap 7
8. an activity recorded on a Garmin GPS fitness device As an example consider a case when you have gone for a run but had to stop several times at road crossings GMT lets you separate your run into moving time and stopped time You can view a report of your activity in metric or statute units set the accuracy as number of decimal places view either speed e g kilometres per hour or pace e g minutes per kilometre and also set the threshold speed above which you will be deemed to have been moving You can also segment your activity into a series of units of a user definable distance and view Statistics for each segment gpx and tex files GMT works on gpx and tcx files which you can create from Garmin Training Center see Appendix A Exporting gpx and tcx files from Garmin Training Center A gpx contains detailed information about fitness activities including your precise location at different times during each activity A gpx file can contain just a single activity or it may contain many activities You can load a gpx file into Google Earth to locate the activity on Google Earth imagery see Appendix A A tcx file contains a bit more information than a gpx file but it cannot be loaded into Google Earth Depending on the settings on your Garmin GPS fitness device each activity in a gpx or a tcx file may be split up into a number of segments For example each activi
9. rds the time when you were moving slower than the moving threshold see Options StartTOD FinishTOD These values give the time of day of the start and finish of each segment GMT v1 04 User Manual 24 March 2012 Options The Options section allows you to customize the report r Options Miles Speed V Moving threshold mph 1 0000 Dedmalplaes 4 Resegment ORIGINAL You can set the following values Miles Set this checkbox to view information in statute units miles Clear it to view metric units kilometres All values in the GMT dialog will change if you change this setting Speed Set this checkbox to view speeds e g miles per hour kilometres per hour Clear it to view pace e g minutes per mile minutes per kilometre So for example a speed of 6 miles per hour corresponds to a pace of 10 minutes per mile Moving threshold This value defines a threshold speed or pace Any time you are moving faster than this threshold you will be deemed to be moving If you are moving slower you are stopped This threshold is used to calculate the Moving time for the activity report A threshold is necessary rather than simply looking for being absolutely still If you are stopped at lights you may still move slowly Even when you are completely stationary there will be a small movement recorded by the GPS device because there is a small jitter in the positions calculated from the satellite signals Using
10. s required so some of the column headings can show the same data in different ways For example the user can select speed e g miles per hour or pace e g minutes per mile The different column headings are Segment This identifies the segment number if the activity is broken down into segments The first segment is always the complete activity Total time This is the total time which includes the time spent moving and the time while stopped Total distance The total time duration of the segment Total speed pace This is the overall speed or pace of the segment which includes the full duration of the segment Moving time distance speed pace These columns just include the time spent moving In fact you are able to define what is moving and what is stopped by setting a moving threshold see Options Even when you are completely stationary there will be a small movement recorded by the GPS device because there is a small jitter in the positions calculated from the satellite signals So a moving threshold speed is used Any time you are moving faster than the moving threshold you are deemed to be moving and any time you are moving slower you are stopped The moving distance is not the same as the total distance because some small movement is recorded even when you are in the stopped category GMT v1 04 User Manual 24 March 2012 Stopped time This shows the time spent stopped To be more precise this reco
11. ty may be split up into segments corresponding to mile sections fit files GMT also accepts fit files which are created directly by your Garmin GPS fitness device The fit files contain a bit more information than the gpx files but they cannot be loaded into Google Earth GMT v1 04 User Manual 24 March 2012 The GMT Dialo The full GMT dialog is shown below moro a _ seed pupa 000071 AI ps2ds AJ Sani suondo GE TT 0T we 10 0T 00 00 00 udu bOb S sequ 06 0 20 01 00 udu e 060 20 07 00 TT quawbas we T0 0T 15 6b 6 00 00 00 ydw 6 T S saw TTOO T ZbiTT 00 eccr s sepu TTOO T 71 00 OT TS 6b 6 ue 62 6 00 00 00 udu 5008 salu 686 0 21 00 udu 5008 686 0 2 01 00 60 62 6 62 8 6 00 00 00 000070 sepu 0000 0 00 00 00 000070 0000 0 00 00 00 80 3usubas we c2 6 we 00 92 6 00 00 00 GELT S sepu 558670 SZ TT 00 ydw OELT S sepu 86 0 2 11 00 20 quauiBas 00 92 6 00 92 6 00 00 00 000070 sap 0000 0 00 00 00 000070 0000 0 00 00 00 90 6 52 6 05 1 6 00 00 00 udu ogge s salu 26670 O TT 00 0885 salu z66 0 0 TT 00 0 quawbas we OST 6 we 05 61 6 00 00 00 udu 000070 salu 000070 00 00 00 udu 000070 sepu 000070 00 00 00 0 qUaUBas p amp 1 6 we p 0 6 00 0
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