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one million mile ride!

Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 12:15 am
by Ferg
I am using the new gen 2 iBike on a wireless mount. I am starting to have problems with the data. Often when I download the ride it will have bad data that shows the mileage either positive or negative at more than a million miles.

I think that it is happening when during the ride, the screen grows dimmer and slightly shakey. I believe that this may be caused by vibration. It happened occasionally on my first generation iBike as well. The battery readout is good. If I notice it, I can grab the unit and it will stop and the screen returns to normal.

It is easy to see where the problem is by looking at the heart rate spike in the data. I have attached two files.

I was using softwate 2.0.6 and my iBike firmware was 1.16. I have since updated both to the most recent.

Any ideas?

Ferg

Re: one million mile ride!

Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 1:20 am
by Velocomp
This happens very, very rarely. We'll forward your info to our firmware developer.

Re: one million mile ride!

Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 4:55 pm
by Russ
Gee,
I want a bike like yours !!!
What kind do you have ?

:-)

Russ

Re: one million mile ride!

Posted: Wed Jul 16, 2008 1:08 am
by travispape
Ferg wrote:I am using the new gen 2 iBike on a wireless mount.
Hi Ferg,

Did you get this resolved? There is something fishy going on.

Travis

Re: one million mile ride!

Posted: Wed Jul 16, 2008 10:19 am
by Ferg
I talked to John the other day. He suggested that there was a possibilty that the battery was not seating well in the unit. So, he suggested that I wad up a small piece of paper and place it between the battery and the the battery door. So far, it has worked flawlessly.

What appears to have been happening is that the battery would lose contact and tsince I have an older wireless mount, the battery in the mount would take over. It does not have the power to run everything very long, so then I would get some really strange reading. If you have had an iBike for very long, then you know that when you don't have enough power from the battery, things go south very rapidly.

Ferg