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To record Track Logs automatically, the Enable Auto Start/Stop feature under More > Settings > Track Logs must be enabled. When enabled, track logs are automatically started when the following criteria are met:

• ForeFlight is running and displayed on the screen in the foreground during the takeoff phase.
• Acceleration is detected, and groundspeed exceeds 60 knots. 

Track logs are automatically stopped when any of the following criteria are met:

• The ground speed slows from above 60 knots to less than 40 knots.
• The height of the aircraft descends from above to below 250 feet AGL.

This criterion is intended to account for a normal landing. The track log will stop 15 minutes after the landing event to account for taxiing. If another takeoff is detected during the 15-minute taxi time, the track log will be resumed. 

In addition to the landing criteria discussed above, Track Logs also automatically stop when any of the following conditions exist:

• ForeFlight is closed, and no GPS data is received for 2 minutes, which is a typical scenario when using a Wi-Fi-only iPad and a Wi-Fi-connected external GPS. With such a setup, GPS data from the Wi-Fi connected receiver cannot be accessed when ForeFlight is inactive.
• A landing is not detected, and groundspeed is below 40 knots for two minutes or more.