Any cadence /speed sensor (indoor/outdoor bike) works with TicWatch E3 / Android wear OS.
or any Bluetooth sensor would work?
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Any cadence /speed sensor (indoor/outdoor bike) works with TicWatch E3 / Android wear OS.
or any Bluetooth sensor would work?
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No idea if actually works but these may pair?:
MOOFIT Bike Cadence and Speed Sensor Bluetooth & ANT+ Cadence Sensor IP67 Waterproof Cycling Speed Sensor Bluetooth for Zwift Rouvy Edomondo Openrider E-lite HRV : Amazon.co.uk: Sports & Outdoors
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Ride with GPS: Bike Navigation – Apps on Google Play
Route planning, live tracking, turn by turn navigation for bike rides and runs
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Hi,
this is a 10 minutes video of the i3 Smart Watch.
Quick unboxing in stop motion and screen cap of the main features of this android 5.1 watch.
My project is to use the GPS of this Smart Watch with 2.4G Wifi Telemetry Module for the follow me feature in Tower app.
Hi to everybody!
I was wondering if the xiaomi amazfit smartwatch is compatible with HRM chest straps. The watch has got bluetooth and there are HRM straps which connected ath the android devices vua bluetooth. I am interesting buying the chest strap due to the accurasy in the HIIT training because the optical sensor is inacurate in this kind of training.
Is anyone who succesfully pair HRM strap?
Thank you!
The watch only uses the built in HRM. As it is Android based and works withapps that are *.apk files and with the proper app it might be possible to get a HRM chest strap connected but then it would not put that data together with the other Informations. So the answer at the moment is no.
I would like to have that feature, too.
But you could do a feature request to make it possible to use external sensors, too.
https://huami.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/community/topics/200700528-Feature-Requests
it's compatibility with new update. :victory:
i have CooSpo H6 hrm chest strap. it's working now.
2batinas
Please tell me, what is your Xiaomi Amazfit model? Bip?
And what is your version of software?
anyway to connect to t31-coded polar chest strap?
Hi,
I have a KR-8035 (can't post link so please google it) mounted in my Vauxhall Insignia. When I use the A/C in the car, the OSD shows, among other things, the external temperature. I.e. it uses the car's builtin temperature sensor.
I'd like to see the temperature all the time, not only when I use the A/C. So I wonder if it's possible to use an app/widget for this, or even to write an own application for it? I.e. is it possible to communicate with the sensor, other than through the units own UI?
I'm aware that the temp sensor is reachable via the CANBUS decoder, since the unit uses that to communicate with the car, but that's about all I know.
From all I have read, it sounds like the top units are the Joying Intel Sofia, the PX5-based units like Dasiata, and the Ownice C500 Octacore.
I am still having trouble understanding which unit would be best for my application as a data recorder for a track car. Specifically, I would like to be able to connect both a Bluetooth OBD2 reader and an external high-refresh-rate GPS receiver (like the QStarz or Dual units) for use with a program like Track Addict. In other words, I'm probably looking for the most fully featured Bluetooth available, ideally without too terribly much fiddling.
Along these lines, do these units recognize external USB dash mount cameras like the internal camera of a cell phone for track video?
Thanks for the help.
Bob
I have a Joying unit but while it connects to torque pro using an ODBLINK MX, it refuses to connect to my SkyPro XGPS160 GPS Receiver. Also, as far as I know no headunit has motion sensors to record acceleration, lateral G's, etc. For the track I'm using an old Nexus 7 2013. Works great with all track apps and OBD and external 10HZ GPS plus has all the sensors you could want.
Hi
I have this radio. I put the radio in the car but....
The air is only made from the front, neither from below nor through the glass. The temperature is 21 degrees and the air is made continuously. It marks -31 the outside temperature, and the outside temperature does not appear on the car\'s display.
and i don't configure the buttons of the volante.
Ideas???
I have read that in the diesel you have to make a bridge but mine is the gasoline 2.4 190 hp.
do i need to make a bridge?
thanks
more information. If I don't put this cable that comes with the radio, something works. It blows air where it has to blow but it does not have air conditioning. And the air is colder. I can't configure the steering wheel buttons.
Did you ever get your temperature display working? If so, what was the solution?