FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
RBR Roadbook Reader App
- How to adjust/reset the odometer?
- What is the "autoscroll"?
- Roadbook "countdown style"?
- How to lock screen roatation/touch?
- How to scroll the roadbook?
- How to adjust the tripmeter?
- Speeding alert
- What to do if lost (using go-to-note)?
- Skip a waypoint
- Waypoints
- Auto-adjust Odometer
- Sounds
- About GPS: precise, fast, external?
Riding roadbooks and GPX trails
Participate in the Event
Managing Tracks/Roadbooks
- How do I add/upload a track (Roadbook or GPX trail)?
- How do I export a roadbook from Rally Navigator?
- How to share tracks?
- How does "Navigate by" work?
- What is a Track/Roadbook PIN code?
- Public, unlisted, private Track/roadbook visibility?
- What should be considered when designing track/roadbook?
- Track structure errors
- How to create your first Digital Rally Roadbook?
Organizing Events
- How do I organize my first event?
- How do the payments and entry fees work?
- Can an event have multiple stages, classes and sections (roadbooks and GPX trails)?
- What is a Selective Section (SS)?
- What is a Rolling Start?
- How can competitors register for an event?
- How can competitors share/access event roadbooks?
- Event Track "visibility" explained
- How to test-ride event tracks and itinerary?
- What should be considered when choosing time zones for an event?
- Types of waypoints
- Auto-skipping missed waypoints
- Does the platform validate waypoints?
- What is a prologue?
- What is a Liaison or Road Section?
- How to add a DN (neutralization zone)?
- How to set speed limits?
- Speeding penalties
- How do I record the start time as there will be no referee at the start?
- Start list live fullscreen mode
- Event "visibility" explained
- Various FIM & FIA regulations
How to ride and read the roadbook
Other
Competitor tracking with poor or no internet connection
Updated
The app is functional even without an internet connection.
Competitors will be able to download all their event tracks (roadbooks) to the RBR Roadbook Reader app for offline use two days before the event's start date. This process is triggered automatically upon accessing the "My Events" page in the app and is confirmed by a green YES notification, as illustrated in the screenshot below. Competitors can open the track 20 minutes prior to their scheduled start time.
During the ride, the app will make ongoing efforts to synchronize competitor GPS data with the servers (and recalculate results & penalties). In instances where an internet connection is unavailable, the app will gather data and hold it until a connection is re-established for synchronization.
It's important to note that organizers won't have the capability to access real-time location data on the event's "Live tracking" page, such as speed and stops, for competitors who are without an internet connection.
From the competitor's viewpoint, it's crucial to be aware that organizers won't be able to access your live location data, posing a challenge in providing timely support, especially in emergencies. Therefore, it is highly advised to connect to the mobile data network (have an active internet connection) during the event (if it is technically possible in the region). This will ensure better communication and support from the organizers throughout the participation in the event.
Competitors will be able to download all their event tracks (roadbooks) to the RBR Roadbook Reader app for offline use two days before the event's start date. This process is triggered automatically upon accessing the "My Events" page in the app and is confirmed by a green YES notification, as illustrated in the screenshot below. Competitors can open the track 20 minutes prior to their scheduled start time.
During the ride, the app will make ongoing efforts to synchronize competitor GPS data with the servers (and recalculate results & penalties). In instances where an internet connection is unavailable, the app will gather data and hold it until a connection is re-established for synchronization.
It's important to note that organizers won't have the capability to access real-time location data on the event's "Live tracking" page, such as speed and stops, for competitors who are without an internet connection.
From the competitor's viewpoint, it's crucial to be aware that organizers won't be able to access your live location data, posing a challenge in providing timely support, especially in emergencies. Therefore, it is highly advised to connect to the mobile data network (have an active internet connection) during the event (if it is technically possible in the region). This will ensure better communication and support from the organizers throughout the participation in the event.
