Closed WouterJD closed 4 years ago
As far as I understand it: the newer T1904 and T1932 head units have their own power model for the eddy current trainers inside their firmware and they emulate what you call "type 2" formula.
EDIT #1 I think, I cannot help in the refactoring issue, because I am not experienced in writing high quality python code - the tty1941 project was also one of my first python programs ..
EDIT #2 fine if someone else can benefit from the information I found during my investigations ...
To be clear: the definition of "resistance" depends on headunit, not the brake?
Welcome anyway for a virtual cup of coffee and have a chat
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Went through this and the wiki again...
My take of it is that in FortiusANT I should consider two USB-interfaces 1902 and 1904/1932/1942 and not worry about all kinds of commercial names and combinations. (ANT+ Vortex aside).
At the software side all I can know is these USB-id's and the related buffer length. If TTS works (Tacx does not have other interface info either) then we can work.
If you agree: issue close - else I like to read. And: thanks again!
Thanks.
Hit @totalreverse !
I get questions about a "Tacx Flow i-Magic T1901 trainer with the T1932 head unit"
Untill now life seemed easy, checking the USB deviceID
and I lived in the easy world:
But now we have 64byte interface with Power2Resistance-formula type 1
How do I know what is what? Any suggestions?
PS. I will have a meeting with @mattipee shortly discussing the refactoring of the usbTrainer interface. If you like to join in, ping me on messenger.
Thanks for all the information you share; it's a very nice experience to be connecting around the globe through the inhouse-Tacx adventures people play - even though at times sadly triggered by the Corona situation.