Thread: FAQ iGO encodings and speedcam.txt [compatibility]

ASC - Average Speed ​​Control.
If you're using a modern version of a skin in your navigator, such as the 2025 Pongo skin, this issue was resolved in the 2019 Pongo skin and in the 2020 Wandel skin.
(Pongo iGO Nextgen skin from March 17, 2019. Wandel iGO Nextgen skin from April 27, 2020,)
Average speed section - starts and ends at 5 km/h. Calculates the average speed for the entire section until the section closes. To see how this works, you need to have a speedcam.txt file in the content/speedcam folder with average speed section data.

X,Y,TYPE,SPEED,DIRTYPE,DIRECTION, // 19.12.2025 iGO OSC [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] skin ASC 35 Mod Andrey Form
2.343954,48.249634,35,90,1,45, start
2.393596,48.283276,35,5,1,45, finish
2.393441,48.283202,35,90,1,224, start
2.343788,48.249575,35,5,1,225, finish

Currently, the OSC database is the only database for European countries with average speed closure parameters, and the BBS database is the only database for Spain, Portugal, and Andorra. Other databases, such as the SDCB and POI database, do not have section closure parameters.

How it works if you use SCDB database.

X,Y,TYPE,SPEED,DIRTYPE,DIRECTION
2.343954,48.249634,35,90,0,0, start
2.393596,48.283276,35,90,0,0, start
2.393441,48.283202,35,90,0,0, start
2.343788,48.249575,35,90,0,0, start

A circular alert system notifies each camera, both when entering and exiting an average speed zone, as a new average speed zone. Drivers must determine whether they are within an average speed zone or have left it. Average speed zones can end, or new zones can begin, one zone following another. It seems that if you don't disable the average speed zone yourself, you risk receiving alerts until you turn off your car.

How it works if you use "POIbase" database.

X,Y,TYPE,SPEED,DIRTYPE,DIRECTION
2.343954,48.249634,35,90,1,45, start
2.393596,48.283276,32,90,1,45, finish
2.393441,48.283202,35,90,1,224, start
2.343788,48.249575,32,90,1,225, finish

In this case, things aren't as bad as with the SCDB. The section ends at the first stationary camera encountered, in theory.

P.S.
Timer

Code:

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- the time after which the area will automatically close, which eliminates the need for "Finish" coordinates and, accordingly, the problem of searching for "Finish" is eliminated.
The solution, of course, isn't ideal, but it's viable for older versions of the skin.
To use the timer, remove all "Finish" from speedcam.txt, to avoid problems, leave only "Start". Speedcam.txt "starts only"

The timer applies to Pongo skins published before March 17, 2019

X,Y,TYPE,SPEED,DirType,Direction, // OpenSpeedcam 26-12-2025 09:08
2.343954,48.249634,4,90,1,45, start
2.393596,48.283276,4,90,1,45, finish DELETE
2.393441,48.283202,4,90,1,224, start
2.343788,48.249575,4,90,1,225, finish DELETE

If you do not delete "Finish", then all points will be notified as "Start"

X,Y,TYPE,SPEED,DirType,Direction, // OpenSpeedcam 26-12-2025 09:08
2.343954,48.249634,4,90,1,45, start
2.393596,48.283276,4,90,1,45, start
2.393441,48.283202,4,90,1,224, start
2.343788,48.249575,4,90,1,225, start