Structure of the Databases

You get to the page of the data bases via the start page or from the map pages via the icon . QuoVadis Mobile works in the same way as [QVC]. It works with data bases to manage your maps, waypoints, tracks and routes. The advantages of the data bases are the following:

• clear organization also of large amounts of data,
• simple exchange with other QVM- and QV-Users,
• efficient seek and find

And it is also available via QVM on your Smartphone or Tablet on the road.

The data base page is also a tab page, where several sections are next to each other. You can switch between the sections via clicking the icons at the lower edge.

As standard QVM-iOS has three databases with a certain purpose of utilization:

GpsOnlineLogs	Here you can store the Tracklogs and your own locations you saved with from your map.
My_Data	This is the active database. All maps are listed here, also the waypoints, routes and tracks, which you have imported from (e.g. [QVC]) or created yourself in the App.
Shared_Locations	Here the information about the shared locations are stored. (see share location with others).

The databases are located in the internal directory of your Smartphone. If those databases do not exist they will be applied automatically.
Via the icon you can apply new databases according to your wishes and activate them if necessary. Please do not use umlauts and special characters in the name of the databases!

You select a database with clicking on it and then you have access to the contained data via the tabs (Tracks, Route, Waypoint or Maps). Through a longer click on the database you obtain further options to select from: Activate, Redefinde, Delete Database and Export.

The single tracks are stored in tables. The selected table is grey shaded. The tracks embodied in the table are listet with a short summary in the lower screen part. By checking a track, it will be displayed in the map. By checking a track, it can be removed, cut out, copied, exported from the map or deleted from the table. With you can create new tables. With you can create a new empty track. Inserts previously copied tracks into the marked table. Via and Select all you select all tracks of the marked table. With Im/Export you can import or export GPX tracks into the marked table.

Via you get to the following options: Delete Table, Select ALL, Redefine and Im/Export.

With a quick click on an entry you get to the details where you can make changes.

The single routes are also stored in the table. The selected table is grey shaded. The routes embodied in the table are listet with a short summary in the lower screen part. By checking a route, it will be displayed in the map. By checking a route, it can be removed, cut out, copied, exported from the map or deleted from the table. With you can create new tables. With you can create a new, empty route. Inserts a previously copied route into the marked table. Via and Select ALL you select all routes of the marked table. With Im/Export you can import or export GPX-Routes into the selected table.

With a quick click of an entry you get to the details where you can make changes.

Under the tab Info you can determine the type of the route via , see Navigation.

Via you get to the following options: Delete Table, Select ALL, Redefine and Im/Export.

The single waypoints are also stored in the tables. The selected tables are grey shaded. The waypoints embodied in the table are listed with a short summary in the lower screen part. By checking a waypoint, it will be displayed in the map. By checking a waypoint, it can be removed, cut out, copied, exported from the map or deleted from the table. With you can create new tables. With you can create new waypoints. Inserts previously copied waypoints into the marked table. Via and Select ALL you select all waypoints of a marked table. With Im/Export you can import or export a GPX-File with waypoints into the selected table.

With a quick click on an entry you get to the details where you can make changes.

Via you get to the following options: Delete All from Card, Cut Out, Clear Selections and Im/Export.

You can define waypoints and also tracks and routes as Favorites . Thus you can find them more easily.

On the info page of the relevant element you can award up to 3 stars in 'half-stars steps'. Through clicking on the stars you can remove the stars and thus remove the element from the Favorites. Do not forget to save!

The single map definitions are also stored in the tables. The selected table is grey shaded. The maps embodied in the table are listed with a short summary on the lower screen part. By checking a map, it will be switched visible, depending on the map setting, either as main map or overlay. With you can create new map tables. With you can create new map definitions. Inserts previously copied map definitions into the marked table. Raster maps can be exported from [QVC] to utilize in QVM-i (also as Hypermaps), see QuoVadis-Wiki. You can copy the resulting qmz-file into a directory, which you can access any time offline from your Smartphone. Via the menu and import, you can import a qmz-map into the selected table. For this see also further below Import Maps.

With a quick click on an entry you get to the details (tab info) where you can make changes.

A map can be global, i.e. worldwide and for all zoom levels available. If the map is not global, the relevant segment can be selected and the zoom level (Z Min-Z Max) can be determined, in which the map is to be displayed.

Via more options are available to you: Remove ALL from Map (= schwitch invisible), Cut Out

For online maps the downloaded map tiles are stored automatically in a cache. The cache also can be filled specifically via Projectmanager.

ToDo

QVM-I can import the following data:

• QuoVadis Mobile data bases (*.qvmdb)
• GPX-Files (*.gpx)
• Map exports from QuoVadis (*.qmz)

It can be exported:

• GPS-Data as GPX-Files
• QuoVadis Mobile data bases

As transmission path it can be used:

• Wifi-FTP
• E-Mail
• Cloud-Services

A transmission via cable is not possible.