Manual
Read more about how Fietsknoop works.
Also watch our instruction videos in Dutch
- Route to starting point with Google Maps
The route to the starting point can be displayed via Google Maps.
Open the desired route. On the overlay screen, click the button with the Google Maps symbol.
NB navigating via Google Maps costs internet data.
For an explanation of the 'P route to starting point' button, see the manual and the instruction video at www.fietsknoop.nl/videos.
- Voice support
Fietsknoop's voice support is not a complete navigation. You will not be warned at every intersection. Fietsknoop does indicate in time when you approach the set node and Fietsknoop will also tell you what the next node is.
How often you would like to be warned, you can set yourself in 'Settings', and 'Navigation settings'.
NB: give the app Fietsknoop permission to use your location at all times. Arrange this in your phone's general settings.
- Reading GPX file into Mio cycle computer (website)
Plot and save a route on Fietsknoop.
Click on 'Download GPX'. Choose 'Bestand opslaan' (= Save file). The file will then end up in your default download folder.
Connect the Mio to your computer via the USB cable and switch it on.
Two drives will now normally appear on your computer: Mio_system and Mio_data.
Copy the GPX file you just downloaded to Mio_dataDodgeTracks.
Wait a moment to give the device time to synchronise.
Switch off the Mio and disconnect it from your computer.
Switch the Mio on again.
Go to 'Navigate' and then 'Tracks'. If done correctly, you can now see the Fietsknoop track in the list.
(Unfortunately, the Fietsknoop website is only available in Dutch. With the help of the automatic translation function in your web browser, you may be able to have the website translated).
- Scrolling the node bar of a route
While cycling or hiking a route, the node bar automatically slides along.
Would you prefer not to do this?
Go to 'Settings' and then 'Navigation settings'.
Here you will find the option 'Lock node bar while navigating'. Turn this option off, and you can scroll the node bar yourself while cycling or hiking.
