First O & B calibration with Fenix 6 Solar
First O & B calibration with Fenix 6 Solar
I'm trying to do 1st o&b calibration ride with my power pod updated to 6.40 fw without success... I set up in Isaac software "Best accuracy" and after paired my ibike speed and cadence sensor to my power pod, unit led went to solid yellow; after this step, i've rode my bike for about 10 seconds but led stayed yellow (instead to flash red/green), so i started to go and i saw power data filed increasing from 0 to 100 without stopping at 50. When it reached 100, power data field started to measure my "watt" as normal (i think). I repeated this procedure 2 times (after every calibration i have to go at home take my bike to 4th floor without elevator ecc...). What can i do?
Re: First O & B calibration with Fenix 6 Solar
You might be OK as is. It sounds like your cal ride was completed in "best" mode.
Please post a .ibr ride file from Isaac and I will take a look and adjust it as necessary.
Please post a .ibr ride file from Isaac and I will take a look and adjust it as necessary.
John Hamann
Re: First O & B calibration with Fenix 6 Solar
Ok, but why I can't complete O&B calibration ride? Tomorrow I'll try for the 3rd time to calibrate my power pod than I'll post here my ride file...
Thank you for now!
Thank you for now!
Re: First O & B calibration with Fenix 6 Solar
I don't remember details of FW 640. It may not enable O&B calibration.
I don't want you to be frustrated, so please post a ride file and I will check it.
I don't want you to be frustrated, so please post a ride file and I will check it.
John Hamann
Re: First O & B calibration with Fenix 6 Solar
Ok, ok i will do it!
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Re: First O & B calibration with Fenix 6 Solar
What happens if you just stop and turn around when the 0-100 reaches 50 and you go back to the start - don't qait or expect it to stop at 50 exactly - jut within a couple and turn around.
Re: First O & B calibration with Fenix 6 Solar
I have never tried it because I was waiting the right combination of led lights; also power data field continued to increase instead of stopping at 50...
Re: First O & B calibration with Fenix 6 Solar
As I said in a previous posting, you have one of the original PowerPods, from early 2016. Your PowerPod uses the original instructions, attached.
I suspect you are already OK, but until you post the requested .ibr ride file I have no way of knowing.
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John Hamann
Re: First O & B calibration with Fenix 6 Solar
Just done another calibration (Power reached 100 and than starts to count my power), but how can i download calibration ride? I have connected Powerpod to Isaac but when try do download ride data it tells me : "there are no new ride to save". Is there any other way?
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Re: First O & B calibration with Fenix 6 Solar
If you look in the folder on your computer where the rides are stored, cal rides will be there, too - with "cal ride" in the name.
Re: First O & B calibration with Fenix 6 Solar
I can't find any folder on my pc with cal ride name, i've looked into Documents/Ibike Rides but there are only CSV export copies folder and NewtonSampleRide_HiDef.ibr file.
However i'm sure my powerpod is calibrated because after i reached 100W it starts to count my watt... why i can't find any ride .ibr file?
As i told before, I have connected Powerpod to Isaac but when try do download ride data it tells me : "there are no new ride to save".
However i'm sure my powerpod is calibrated because after i reached 100W it starts to count my watt... why i can't find any ride .ibr file?
As i told before, I have connected Powerpod to Isaac but when try do download ride data it tells me : "there are no new ride to save".
Re: First O & B calibration with Fenix 6 Solar
So, why i can't get any data from my Powerpod?
Re: First O & B calibration with Fenix 6 Solar
Please email technicalsupport@velocomp.com for next steps
John Hamann