Power the module
Turn on the hardware and put the GNSS antenna where it can see the sky.
Field manual
Owner's Manual
Open the full PDF or use the quick-start notes below for a field test.
Owner's manual
Download the rider guide.
The 14-page PDF covers first launch, map controls, recording, saved rides, GPX export, Way Back, ride planning, offline maps, hardware pairing, updates, diagnostics, and safety notes.
AllTraxx Owner's Manual
The PDF opens in the browser on phones and desktops. Download a copy before heading out if service will be spotty.
Start here
Quick start
Power the AllTraxx hardware, open the app cockpit, and record. The track is saved locally while the mounted receiver supplies the high-rate GNSS stream.
Open the app
Launch AllTraxx, confirm the hardware source, then tap New Track.
Ride normally
The app stores points and quality flags locally while the module streams GNSS.
Replay or export
Open My Traxx, replay the ride, export GPX, or share a .traxx file.
Hardware module
Pair once, then let it stream.
The AllTraxx module sends 10Hz GNSS readings to the phone over BLE. Put the GPS antenna where it can see the sky, keep the module powered, and let the app prefer the hardware source whenever it has a fix.
- Power the module before opening the app.
- Tap the GPS source badge if the app does not auto-connect.
- Watch for satellite count, HDOP, battery, firmware, and BLE status in diagnostics.
- If the hardware drops out, the app keeps the track alive and marks the source change.
Do not flash firmware in the field unless the build has already
been verified. A failed track is worse than an imperfect one.
Exports
Export GPX or share .traxx
The app stores the ride locally, then exports a standard GPX file you can keep, send, or import into your own archive. .traxx files open right in the app without replacing GPX.
Export checklist
- Open My Traxx from the menu.
- Pick the saved ride.
- Use Export GPX for the track file.
- Use Share .traxx when sending a ride to another AllTraxx app.
- Use Diagnostics when support asks for the engineering bundle.
Diagnostics
Diagnostics for support
Private beta devices auto-send small diagnostics on Wi-Fi or cellular. Ride routes are only included if you turn on route sharing, and route bundles only send on Wi-Fi. The bundle helps us inspect GPS quality, BLE sessions, battery, firmware, app events, OTA attempts, and recording quality without asking the rider to recreate the problem.
When to send a bundle
- The module rebooted, froze, or lost GPS.
- The app switched from hardware GPS to phone GPS unexpectedly.
- An OTA update failed or seemed stuck.
- A track looks wrong when replayed.
Diagnostics are for engineering support. Ride sharing stays rider-controlled.