Yes, I have fixed this already for v24.0.2. Oddly, there are quite some changes to make for iOS14 - which prolongs the time until release.

- Harry

Sounds like a bandwidth problem - which is unexpected for a Kiwi + XGPS. The rate may go up when driving because LapTimer will stop scanning for other devices once a higher speed is detected. Scanning requires bandwidth too. I add the settings thing to the feature requests list. Logging is disabled ...

Thanks Will.

It may take some time for the OBD part to work after connection. The fusion of OBD data into the GPS stream is complex and both streams need to feed in their data at a consistent level before all displays show up consistently.

Harry

Yes, true.

Problem fixed, it will get available in v24.0.2. I have not tried, but chances are good you get the gauge once you start to drive (speed > 5mph) for 24.0.1 too.

- Harry

The lock means the screen orientation is locked and will not change independent from device orientation. That's a hint added when Display Details are increased above Plain. But there is a problem with the missing gauges - they should be there. I will check, but it will require an update to make them...

Squared wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 28, 2020 2:52 am

iPad settings identical to iPhone. Only difference is that I’m using external dual gps with iPad but not with phone...

And what happens when not connecting the XGPS?

Squared wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 26, 2020 5:26 pm

HLT crashes when I try to create the contact email on the iPad. Works ok on iPhone. I’ll check settings manually again.

Yes, there are a number of problem with iPads and iOS14. Will be fixed soon. I forgot that in my last post

- Harry

Data ahead video means video behind data. This means the video is coming later in as expected thus its delay is too small. So if the initial observation is correct, you need to increase Overlay Synchronization / Video. Please keep in mind that we typically overestimate the gap. So 2s is probably far...

No, I'm not aware of a difference. If any, there may be a slightly different BT bandwidth / latency, but this should not make such a difference. For a CAN bus, 1 Hz signals an error and not a generally low performance of components involved. Have you checked all your OBD Tweak settings? You can crea...