When the rally organiser works with a digital roadbook, they will send you a file with the .RBK extension. This file, created with the Roadbook Designer, contains everything you need to navigate: the sub-stages with the average speeds, the references with their tulips and, if the organiser recorded them, the GPS coordinates of the references for the automatic adjustment.
There are three ways to open the roadbook in the Rabbit. Choose the one that suits you best.
In all three cases the Rabbit opens the RoadBook screen at the first reference. The roadbook is loaded as Stage 01, with all its sub-stages and references. All that is left is to set the start time and wait for your time. Go!
Important! Opening a digital roadbook deletes all the stages you had in the Stage Editor. If you want to keep them, export them first in Stages Manager → Export.
The organiser can protect the roadbook with a password or limit it to the dates of the rally. In that case, the RoadBook screen shows the message RoadBook Blocked.
If the roadbook is for a route or a speed rally (not regularity), the Rabbit adapts the screen automatically: it shows the chronometer instead of the Time to Ideal and the compass instead of the sub-stage average speeds.
You can switch between the two modes at any time with the Speed rally mode button on the RoadBook screen.