Closed smulrine closed 1 year ago
yes @smulrine it has to work but i guess it's more an issue with the tacx #878
did you see the right cadence on the qz tile?
Yes, cadence in the QZ tile looks fine and it also works fine when I pair Zwift with the Bluetooth qdomyos-bridge device
ok so it has to work because it's the same setup that i'm using on my bike. so in order to summarize:
if so, try to send me a debug log and i can check it
That's correct - log file attached. It ends suddenly because the process terminated with a segmentation fault. The Radxa Zero may still not be reliable (at least not without an antenna) but I did compile the app in an SSH session without any trouble, and the cadence sent over wifi by a Banana Pi M2 Zero showed exactly the same behaviour. qz-rz.log
@smulrine in this log I don't see any metrics from the tacx neo. Also you enabled the rizer, i suggest to disable it because it could be the issue of your segmentation fault (you're the first one that is trying the rizer implementation I guess). So repeat the log in order to have some metrics on it Thanks
How does this look? Rizer disabled, no segmentation fault (although I only rode for about 30 seconds), cadence all over the place but mostly 1rpm debug-Mon_Apr_10_20_16_44_2023.log
@smulrine I guess I fixed it! Pull and build this branch and let me know https://github.com/cagnulein/qdomyos-zwift/pull/1406
Thanks, that seems to have done the trick!
Great! I'm merging this! Do you need some other tests or you are confident bout this?
Tried it for a couple of minutes using both Bluetooth and wi-fi connections, cadence looked fine so I'm confident it's fixed.
Is cadence supposed to work in Zwift when using direct connect mode? The power reading from my Tacx Neo seems OK but cadence is all over the place, from 1 rpm to 192 when I tested it this evening. This was on a Radxa Zero running the latest version of QZ on Manjaro Linux but I saw the same thing months ago on a Banana Pi M2 Zero. Cadence over Bluetooth is fine.