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CITO-Event Cache - CITO means Cache In Trash Out and is an environmentally friendly initiative by
global geocaching communities. Geocachers have been meeting since 2002 to clean up parks or
geocache-friendly places all over the world.
Earth-Cache - Is a special place which people can visit to learn more about unique geoscience
features in the world.
Earth Cache sites contain a series of informative notices with cache coordinates.
Earth Cache visitors learn how our planet has been shaped by geological processes, how we manage
our resources and how scientists are gathering evidence to learn more about the Earth.
Wherigo Cache - Is a kind of GPS-based adventure game played in reality. A Wherigo Cache makes
it possible to interact with a virtual element such as an object or a character during the search for the
geocache or at the cache. Wherigo Caches can be displayed by the device, but not used.
Virtual Cache - Is a cache in which the intention is to find a place rather than a container. To log the
Virtual Cache, it may be necessary to answer a question about the place, take a photo, perform a task
etc. In some cases, you need to have reached the coordinates in order to log the cache.
Webcam Cache - Is a cache in which webcams are placed in areas such as parks or other cache
territories. The idea behind this is to be photographed by this webcam in order in this way to log the
cache in the community.
11.2 Waypoint manager
With the waypoint manager it is possible to select, create and delete waypoints.
11.2.1 Choose waypoints
If you want to navigate to a waypoint, tap on Choose
waypoint. Now specify the search centre you want. The
waypoints will then be displayed, sorted by their distance from
this centre.
Alternatively, you can tap on Show all waypoints. All waypoints will
then be displayed sorted in alphabetical order.
Once you have selected a waypoint from the list, you can display the
waypoint on the map by clicking on Map, navigate there directly by
clicking on Calculate or call up the detailed view with a double-tap.
The detailed view offers similar possibilities to the detailed view for a
point of interest.
11.2.2 Create waypoint
You have various possible options for creating a waypoint.
You can use your current position, enter an address, select a position on the map, use one of your
previous destinations, enter coordinates or select a point of interest.
Once the destination has been defined, you are asked to enter a name for the new waypoint.
In the row for the name, initially the address or the geo-coordinates of the waypoint are automatically displayed.
However, it is advisable to assign an appropriate name to each waypoint, particularly if several waypoints have
already been created.
You can change the name by pressing the back button for a long time and entering another name.
Confirm the name with Ok. The waypoint is saved.
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