Notes:
Should be usable with devices that can be connected to a PC via USB
Oct 3, 2015 - MIOPocket v5.5.7 Release 68.zip
Notes:
Lately, MIOPocket is to launch a program that you can open the MioPocket Shell from the PC with the keyboard.
It does not support the installation of software, as there is no way to carry out a backup.
Some software packages with MioPocket 4.5.2
Supported models:
Astra
GPSmap (ASNA)
Lingon
Melow
Extended features:
Interactive interface (not all functions)
Connect to GPS devices via USB:
ASNA-GPS via USB (ASNA via USB)
Used search engines:
ASNA Search
Alphabetical Search (with Google Search)
Lingon Search (via Lingon)
Connect to GPS devices (discovery mode) without MioPocket:
ASNA via Connect
ASNA (eMapSearch)
Melow
Multipoint
ASNA Search
Astra
GPSmap (ASNA)
Lingon
Melow
Display of coordinates on a map (with assistance of Google Earth)
Astra
GPSmap (ASNA)
Lingon
Melow
A map of Australia (Astra)
A map of England (Astra)
A map of the USA (GPSmap (ASNA))
A map of China (GPSmap (ASNA))
A map of Russia (GPSmap (ASNA))
A map of UK (Lingon)
A map of Japan (Melow)
A map of Australia (GPSmap (ASNA))
Various choices of projection (already existing maps)
Universal mapping with Overlay, through native tools or selected software
Create an overlay to be applied to a map or a satellite image.
Astra
GPSmap (ASNA)
Lingon
Melow
Windows 7 Compatibility
Summary:
Drivers:
WiFit (requires Windows 7 x64)
MioPocket
GPSMap (ASNA)
Hardware:
Astra
GPSmap (ASNA)
Lingon
Melow
Software: 01e38acffe
Obelisk/GitHub version 0.7.0.zip
A:
Miopocket 3.0 has not been released yet, but you can try the following github branch:
git checkout miopocket/3.0-dev
This is currently the latest master version, and according to their github description, this branch will be deployed at version 3.0.
Q:
Javascript: why is my text animating and then instantly dissapearing?
So I have a page with a photo that I want to fade in and out, here is the script I have used:
function fadein()
{
document.getElementById('fadeMe').style.opacity = 1;
setTimeout(fadeout, 2000);
}
function fadeout()
{
document.getElementById('fadeMe').style.opacity = 0;
setTimeout(fadein, 2000);
}
And here is the html
So the image fades in and out. The only problem is that it initially fades out as expected, then immediately fades back in.
I am at a complete loss as to what's going on here. I can't find any errors in my code. Does anyone have any idea why this would happen?
A:
There is a problem with the other answers, which are not exactly correct. They say that the image element fades out and then instantly fades in. However, it actually fades in first, then after 2 seconds it fades out.
As already said in the comments, you can see the difference in this jsfiddle.
Here is a modified version of the code that works as expected (with the JavaScript code you provided):
function fadein()
{
$("#fadeMe").fadeIn(2000);
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