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Maps (Figure 1) provide a Google maps style representation of nodes in the current active schematic.

Note: This feature is currently only available for an active Internet connection. Links and geographic projections are not displayed on the map.
Figure 1. Maps

Toolbar

Map - Google maps style view of the current active schematic.

Satellite - satellite view

Hybrid - a combination of the first two views.

Last icon - view all nodes in a single screen. This is the default view.

Panel on right of map

Selected marker - provides location details of the selected node.

List of all nodes in the current scenario.

Map datum - provides location details of the centre of the map (indicated by a red cross)

Scaling - two types available:

Zoom - zooms the maps. Synonymous to using your mouse scroll wheel.

Node - zooms the node - useful when there are several nodes in a small geographic location.

 

In the list of nodes, after assigning the latitude and longitude of a node, it becomes enabled.

To add a node to the map either:

Choose the node from the list and click Add Marker; or

Click the node and enter the longitudinal and latitude at the top.

This will add the node to the default location in the map. You can then click and drag the node to the desired location or enter the location details.

Once a node appears in the map, it appears enabled in the nodes list.

For a gauge node: If you choose a listed gauge, it will automatically appear in the map.

Hovering on top of a node will bring up a tooltip containing datum.

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