Hi John,
first of all: it's a great project! Thanks for your work and for sharing your project with us!
I own a tacx imagic (1902) and installed the project via install.sh. I did some adjustments within trainer.py, but I really can't imagine, how a windows executable can run on a linux system.
Best regards
Rene
PS: I created a simalar project on linux long ago, because Tacx didn't support imagic trainer on younger windows systems. I wrote a linux usb driver and a program with c++. There, I experienced, that tacx imagic version 1902 has to be initialized also (simaliar to Fortius). I started to adapt that initialization in Python using dev.ctrl_transfer. But I'm interesting in using your solution with fxload-libusb.exe.
Hi John, first of all: it's a great project! Thanks for your work and for sharing your project with us!
I own a tacx imagic (1902) and installed the project via install.sh. I did some adjustments within trainer.py, but I really can't imagine, how a windows executable can run on a linux system.
Best regards Rene
PS: I created a simalar project on linux long ago, because Tacx didn't support imagic trainer on younger windows systems. I wrote a linux usb driver and a program with c++. There, I experienced, that tacx imagic version 1902 has to be initialized also (simaliar to Fortius). I started to adapt that initialization in Python using dev.ctrl_transfer. But I'm interesting in using your solution with fxload-libusb.exe.