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On session end this file is the one offered for import. How can I recover my data after an abnormally terminated session?ĭuring training, data is saved to disk each second using a file with yyyy_MM_dd_hh_mm_ss.csv name in the records folder under the athlete's directory informed in About.

BTLE Speed&Cadence sensors are automatically disabled when a Power sensor is present.

An external Cadence sensor on ANT+ is used with priority respect to Power Meter Cadence data.

Up to 2 power meters on ANT+ are supported, the second is displayed as alternate power.For example if your trainer already provide Speed via the FE-C channel you shouldn’t pair separate Speed channels for the same device or an external Speed sensor. Warning: Currently only one data stream of each kind is supported, please don’t connect multiple sensors generating the same data to avoid data problems.

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ANT+ FE/C Smart Trainer plus BTLE HRM), in this case one device needs to be created for each protocol with its corresponding sensors, and Allow multiple devices in Train View enabled in Options/Preferences > Training > Preferences so both devices can be simultaneously selected before start. ANT+ FE/C Smart Trainer plus ANT+ HRM), in this case all sensors need to be added to the same device, if you want to add new sensors to an existing device, that device has to be stopped removed and re-created with all connected sensors. There are 2 scenarios to use multiple sensors s.t. How can I use multiple sensors in a Train session? See ANT and BTLE Troubleshooting for additional information. Starting GC with -debug command line parameter will display additional information to the launching console. Only one sensor if each type is supported and there is no way to prioritize sensor pairing, so you must be careful to disable unwanted sensors.Īny errors happening at device start time will be logged in the file goldencheetah.log, parallel to the athlete's folder. The sensors need to be active when you start the connection process (typically using the red/green button in Train Bottom Bar, unless you have enabled auto-connect in preferences), detection will be informed in Train bottom bar notifications panel, and the data will start to be displayed automatically. There is no explicit "pairing" step for BTLE sensors, the Add Device Wizard just informs the user which kind of sensors are supported (Power, Heart Rate, Speed/Cadence, Wahoo Kickr, Tacx Trainers using ANT+ over BLE, Kurt Kinetic Inride and SmartControl in v3.6) and will be used automatically when the created device is connected to begin a training session.

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In GoldenCheetah v3.5 BTLE sensor are supported only on macOS and Linux, while support for Windows 10 has been added in v3.6.

Robot may not be included in release builds.

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There is no support to control smart trainers via BTLE in v3.5, for v3.6 we currently have full capabilities control for the Wahoo Kickr (Core), load and gradient control using ANT+ over BTLE for TACX trainers including the Flow Smart, and Kurt Kinetic Smart Control.

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Bluetooth 4.0 includes support for BTLE enabled sensors (Power, Heart Rate and Speed/Cadence) and it is available on macOS and Linux in v3.5, and Windows in v3.6.

Both Garmin and Suunto ANT+ USB sticks are known to work with GoldenCheetah and USB extender cables are recommended to minimize interferences.

ANT+ and FE-C includes support for a large number of ANT+ sensors (Power, Heart Rate, Speed, Cadence, SmO2 and Running Footpods) and generic support for FE-C enabled smart trainers plus specific support for Tacx Vortex Smart trainers.

Most are self-explicative but there are a couple with more options: When you use the Add Device Wizard in the Train view, the first step will show a list of available options: I see where you are coming from with your range estimations there but they are pretty far out.TRAIN Which devices are supported by GoldenCheetah Train? Hi there, it's a good question actually, there is no SET chart/number scale to determine this, here is a useful link though which will definitely help you out with what you are asking.