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# Virtual ignition

Use on-board voltage or motion as the ignition source when the GPS device has no ignition wire. Set the voltage threshold or motion timing in Navixy.

Lets the device derive ignition state from on-board voltage or motion when the ignition wire is not connected.

## Settings

* **Mode**: derive ignition from board voltage or from the motion sensor.
* **Ignition-on voltage**: the voltage above which ignition counts as on, in voltage mode.
* **Rest duration to off**: how long without motion before ignition counts as off, in motion mode.
* **Motion duration to on**: how long motion must last before ignition counts as on, in motion mode.

## Availability

Appears on device models that support virtual ignition.

## See also

* [Ignition source](/docs/user/guide/devices-and-settings/location-and-movement/ignition-source.md): the main block for choosing the ignition detection mode.


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