AeroPod, PowerPod and Newton

In previous Powerpods (FW 4.26 on) I have always been able to turn off the device with 5 clicks and then the light goes to flashing red then quickly turns off. Now the new device goes from flashing red to off, but the device is still transmitting to my Garmin. What to do????

Appreciate the response John. Actually the unit was totally charged (anxious about not being charged for the big ride) and no drafting and no obstruction. (Don't mean to sound like an orange haired political figure). But how do you explain the second bump to over a thousand watts? Seems really weird...

Any love from or comment from Velocomp here would be greatly appreciated. Here are the ride files where the PP went nuts and initially showed way too high numbers then ended up with numbers that were really really low for the effort I put in (should have been about a 140-145W average). And the date ...

When PP is moved from one bike to another, which it has previously been paired with, does it default to a new scan for sensors and force an O&B cal, or does it just recognize the previously st up bike and go to that profile and we’re good to go?

Same behavior here. After having PP working for the last 6 months with some flaky readings now and then, I’ve calibrated it on two bikes and it seemed to do as advertised, sensing the second bike automatically. Then one fine morning, as I’m about to do my epic 70 miler, no readings at all, despite h...

Thanks so much for the update and the work!

Don't see anything yet! Update?? We're hanging on here. Love the device in principle, but when it's unreliable it's really frustrating.

Jim

Any update on the cal troubles after 6.40? Seems really unstable c to previous.

Yes, but when I go to "Set Active Profile in Device" it shows "Unsaved (type: Initial Setup)" rather than the name I gave it when I set the device for out and Back.

I’m sure that’s right, but can Velocomp set this up so that the profiles on Powerpod are by default shared with the Isaac computer?

I would think this is not an uncommon setup. Could you post a FAQ about best practices using one Powerpod on different bikes potentially with different host computers running Isaac?

Thanks

OK, I have two different road bikes in two locations each with a Mac running Isaac. I've successfully set up two different profiles one using Mac 1 for the bike in the city and the other using the second Mac for the bike in the country. Both bikes were set for "Best accuracy" and did the O&B cal rid...

So, to clarify. Using PP on two different bikes. Have set profiles for each bike (each bike has its own sensors). Have done Out and Back for each bike. When I move from one bike to another, do I have to switch the active profile using Isaac, or will the PP just see the sensors and switch profiles?

So what was your solution?? I still find this counter-intuitive.

Inserted screw from the other side and it's fine!

Have just purchased the V-comp Garmin/Powerpod combo mount and tightening the Powered as much as possible with the existing Powered thumbscrew it just isn't totally tight allowing for some changes in skew if there's a big bump in the ride. What to do??

Isaac shows USB port as <-1> and will not connect to Powerpod saying the software needs a USB port between 1 and 64 -- but the slide bar doesn't allow any option other than <-1> and a Bluetooth connection. What gives??