Here's an official description of the mod:
- Cockpit design:
* Trip Computer output is not adjustable:
"current speed"
"destination ETA" or "current time" (if no route).
"distance to next via point" (top right), When approaching a camera is replaced with distance to camera and output in yellow with red border.
* Clicking Maneuver - choose/cancel detour
* Clicking the Compass switches: "3D navigation with track up<->2D navigation with North up", In 2D, compass becomes an airplane.
* Clicking the Plan Route button switches to "Map" mode. Return to Cockpit mode is always possible with the "Map" hard button.
- In "Map" mode
* Button on the left displays 2D zoom presets. Save zoom adjustments with long clic. Preset buttons disappear automatically after a few seconds.
* Button on the right (flags) shows/hides route planning buttons/
* Button below it displays vehicle type and route calculation method. Clicking displays method selection buttons. Those disappear automatically after a few seconds.
- In the Route menu
* Itinerary - Route description with via points -- how far and when you'll get there. From there you can visit via points on the map.
* Multiplan -- only alternatives, preserving via points..
Settings features:
* "Next Info" in "Screen setting" - What to display in the upper line of the Cockpit -- next street or next via. !!! Vias NOT displayed in simulation!!!
* "Guidance superiority" in "Sound Setting" - force camera sounds off if it overlaps routing directions. THere's a bug/feature in iGO 8: cameras turn route directions off, author choses to sacrifice cameras instead.
- Camera settings:
Any camera type can be turned off separately (no yellow border). There will be neither visual nor sound warning when approaching a camera.
Custom Audio Warnings:
For every camera type you can select audio behaviour
* Off: No audio notice.
* Alarm: If not going faster than camera speed, there will be no audio alarm. If speed is within acceptable range: In 1000, 450 and 250 meters there will be one warning sound for attention. If going faster than limit + overspeed: In 1000 meters there will be a single alarm, then, starting with Alarm distance there will be constant alarm sound, increasing in frequency as you approach the camera. In 150 meters there will be last attempt to bring you to your senses. After that, warnings are useless anyway.
* Warning: If not going over camera speed: no sound. If speeding (no overspeed applied): From specified alarm distance until the camera there will be constant audio warning of the dangerous zone.
* Reminder: In 800 meters there will be a single reminder, independent of speed.
Usage samples: Alarm – Speed Camera, Warning – speed bump, Reminder – POI.
* Verification beep - Always do a single beep 150 meters before camera. Used for testing camera locations.
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* Distance cameras (average speed?) not checked
* No voice warnings.