Sorry about that Loki Loki, the reference that I referred to on page 48 was one that I had added to my own pdf manual.
On the Rider 2nd Edition, you access the "trip statistics" from th "main menue" screen, use the right pointing arrow to go to page 3 and you should see it in the top right hand corner of the screen beside "Tom Tom Services".

PC

__________________
.
Pacific Coaster riding on the Pacific Coast of New Zealand
(and also Pacific Coast of California, USA)

Tomtom Rider 2nd Edition
Maps: New Zealand, Australia, USA Western States

 

Thanks again, PC.

I think this time I need to be more blunt, as my question seems to be unclear.

Trip Statistics; How is it used? What is he difference between the "Today" page, the "Trip Started" page, and the "Total Since" page? What (specifically) do each of the categories on each page indicate. In particular, what does the "Home" category on the "Today" page represent? What does the "Moving" category on the "Trip Started" page indicate? And what exactly is affected when I press the "New Trip" button?

I'm unable to find any documentation that answers any of these questions. Don't get me wrong, I can make educated guesses that could answer these questions, but I want to know for certain what I'm dealing with. Can anyone help, please?

Thanks!

 

The Today is the mileage accumlated in one day, and resets itself back to zero at midnight. The Trip Started is an odometer or tripmeter for keeping track of an entire trip, it will reset back to zero when a trip hits 10,000km. If you use the reset, it will eliminate the mileage back to zero. The Total Since is accumulated mileage since originally turning on the GPS, and will accumlate miles (KM's) everytime the unit is on. You cannot reset this total unless you either a. update the application, or b. delete and redownload the application.

HOME means the distance back to wherever you have set home on the device. This is not a very accurate feature at all.

Moving time is exactally that, how long your bike has actually been moving since turning on the unit each trip and will reset back to zero when you hit New Trip.

When I go on long trips, I dont reset until I am finished. This gives you an accurate mileage count and your speed average, which uses miles covered and time moving.

Hope that helps clear things up.

Cheers

__________________
Suzuki VStrom 650, 188,500km and climbing.

If you won't stand behind our Troops, feel free to stand infront of them.

TTR2
v840 NA map
7.901 application