Satellite signal view

　　This view displays the position of GPS satellites. The upper half of this screen is a sky view, which displays the sky visible above the device, with the outer circle representing the horizon and the center representing the sky directly above the device. You can use the compass in the software to rotate the satellite signal view to your desired position. In the drawing symbols of this view, circles represent GPS satellites and triangles represent GLONASS satellites. Each satellite has a number and is drawn in a color.

　　The middle part of this view is a schematic diagram of satellite signal signal-to-noise ratio.

　　Location View

　　This view displays the location of the device on Earth. The above field displays the current coordinates of the selected coordinate network, with a world map in the middle area, and a red mark displaying the current position of the device. The position of the sun and the morning and evening lines are also plotted on the map.

　　Quick View View

　　This view displays the speed, altitude, and heading of the current device. Click on the middle small area to switch to the upper large view, click on the large view to switch to the full screen view, and click in the full screen view to switch back to the normal view.

　　Time View

　　This view displays different times and dates.

　　The first two columns display the time and date of Universal Standard Time (UTC) received by the device from GPS. The next two columns display the time and date of the device's current location. The last two columns display the sunrise and sunset times of the device's current location.

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