The Track Stick was designed to show all information on high resolution maps. Use the "export to html" feature to create a graphical report of location histories.

Once you have installed Google Earth, simply hit the "Export to Google Earth" button at the top of the screen. "Pushpins" can be used for individual locations, "fly by" will show traveled routes.

The Track Stick can record 16000 records with Date, Time, Longitude, Latitude, Speed, Direction, Altitude and other information. When the Track Stick is not moving, memory is not used. The Track Stick can record months of travel history under normal use.

Motion: The motion setting is simply and invisible fence that the Track Stick uses as a reference to know when it is in motion. Increasing this area will make the Track Stick record less locations. Decreasing it will cause the Track Stick to record locations closer together. GPS Wobble: This is used to adjust the sensitivity to motion when the Track Stick is not moving. Increasing this setting will delay the Track Stick response time when a person or vehicle begins to move again.

The front dash with the embossed globe facing the sky is the best spot. The glove compartment or under the dash without any metal between it and the sky are also good places. The speaker shelf behind the rear seats is another great place. Anywhere there is no metal placed between the Track Stick and the sky. Some customers have reported the Track Stick work fine under car seat but it is not recommended for reliable operation.