====== RoadBook ======

The Roadbook screen can be used in events where there is a Digital Roadbook or if you create references manually in the reference editor.

Elements of the Roadbook screen.

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  - Chronometer
  - Clock
  - Ideal time indicator bar
  - Time to ideal. Green, you are behind. Yellow, you are on time. Red, you are ahead.
  - Real speed
  - Sub-stage speed
  - Next sub-stage speed
  - Odometer
  - Sub-stage countdown
  - Open a digital roadbook
  - Go to reference of your choice
  - Add a drawing or a note to a reference
  - Speed rally mode
  - Clock to configure the stage start time ([[en:rabbit-rally-2-0-competidores:navegacion:hora-de-salida|more details]])
  - Previous reference
  - Next reference
  - Rabbit to indicate that you are at this reference
  - Decrease odometer by 1 meter
  - Fine Tuning
  - Enable reverse odometer
  - Increase odometer by 1 meter
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In addition to the fields mentioned above, this screen also has some "hidden" fields so you can customize your screen according to your preferences.

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22. Chronometer: to see the chronometer simply click on the Time to Ideal field. \\
23. Compass**:** to see the compass simply click on the Sub-stage Speed field and it shows the direction in degrees you are heading. \\
24. Reference countdown: to see the reference countdown click on the sub-stage countdown field. If you are using the rally's digital roadbook or if you manually enter references for a stage in the editor, this field shows the meters remaining to the next reference.
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Features and advantages:

  * The roadbook scrolls automatically when it reaches the mileage of a reference. But if you get lost and have to locate a vignette, the automatic scrolling is disabled until you re-enable it by clicking the yellow button that appears.
  * There are colors in the vignettes to facilitate visualization. Red for vignettes where the distance is less than 80 m, yellow for vignettes between 80 m and 200 m, and white for vignettes whose distance is greater than 200 m.
  * Sound alerts to notify you if you are behind or ahead.
  * Odometer adjustment that should be done at each reference you find for a better score.

For more details on how to use this screen, we have the complete course in the video below.

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