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Power not stable on Fortius, i-Magic, i-Vortex #126
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Hi @torqueNoFriction, just to respond to my curiosity; please introduce yourself. I always like to know who I talk with, where you are located and what Tacx you use. |
Hey, okay I'll check it out! I'm using the tacx T1932 head unit with the t1941 fortius base unit. I'm from Montreal, Quebec, Canada. |
So you have the same setup as I have (T1932 + Fortius); repeating the power curve test could reveal the issue. |
Unfortunately I do not have a power meter to write down the results. Any other way to run this ? Just to make sure I am doing this right. I normally run the WindowsExecutable ForitusAnt, which runs in start mode automatically. Wait for the bike wheel calibration to finish then connect to Zwift. Let me know if I am doing something wrong. Also I normally do not play with the headunit at all as I am unsure of what the settings are on it. Do you recommend to play with it at all during the ride ? |
To get logfile, add -d127 on your usual "WindowsExecutable" command |
I just click the executable to run it, do I need to run if via command line and pass this parameter ? |
Refer to https://github.com/WouterJD/FortiusANT/blob/master/StartUp/FortiusAnt%20(exe).bat Add -d127 behind "..\WindowsExecutable\FortiusAnt.exe" |
It's described in the manual; "4.1.5 Buttons on the Tacx head unit" if unclear please let me know |
Thanks for the support! A few small questions
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Hello Guys, @WouterJD , thanks for your work. After calibrate i-vortex (with the head unit function), i run Zwift. (FortiusANT.exe -a -A -g -H0 -t i-Vortex) On zwift, I have a resistance issue. It does not change regarding grade and sometime (I can't say when), resistance change dramaticly for only few seconds, and come back to basic one afterthat. I can help to troubleshoot this issues with tests if you want ? |
@torqueNoFriction : 2- Consider the head-unit to operate a virtual gear: OK = 0, Down = lighter, Up = heavier. Just use it while zwifting, it does not impact FortiusANT or Zwift. Note: left = exit! 3- The "role" = the "resistance role" against the tire. The rubber tire should not slip (then you feel no power) or be too tight (you would feel too much resistance) |
@JBaptisme33 welcome in the FortiusANT community. Please introduce yourself (name, country); we now already now you're riding a bike on the i-Vortex :-) Same for you: if you submit a logfile, including WHEN things do not feel right, I'm willing to take a look. Note that, you can upload logfiles in the "Attach file section" while typing this note; if using webbrowser (not email) |
I'm Jean, , I live in France 👍 1- during all session , cadence can have issue during some seconds ( cadence can be false , can change (15%) during 3 to 5 seconds, for reason I can't explain 3- at 17h56 (16h56) for logs, I had a big resistance changes whereas on Zwift, it was not so difficult 4- at the end (17h02-03 on log) Zwift change "dramatacly" of grade (from 0 to 5% then 4%) => I had no resistance change at this moment. (and I've quit 1 min later) Big log is attached |
@WouterJD , okay I am going to play with my role first and get back to you with results thanks!
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Wauw @torqueNoFriction you ask a lot of short but complex questions (1,3) in one post. Please be more specific. You do not need to change wheel size/weight. The speed is measured on the role, your weight is either default or provided by CTP(Zwift ) |
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Hi. I'm having the same problem as @torqueNoFriction. I'm using my dad's old tacx i-magic and when I ride on flats and downhills on zwift the resistance is very light and when I hit rises the resistance kicks hard and higher than it should be. I've seen that a candence sensor is needed to make the trainer work properly- I don't think I have one as the monitor for RPM's doesnt change on the fortiusant GUI but I use a separate one for zwift. Could this be the cause or could it be something else? I am very unfamiliar with the way the software works, I have only looked at the bits that were needed to get the program up and running. Thanks for all your hard work @WouterJD |
hi @sgtjlanc welcome on the FortiusANT community. I'm always interested to known where the software is used, so please tell some more about yourself. |
I changed the title to cover the subject. |
Hi @WouterJD, I'm from the UK! |
Hi all. Version 3.6 has a new logging feature -d32 to create a JSON file for this kind of analysis. |
I'm digging into this "Power curve" subject and get the following impression: headunit/brake combinations T1932/T1941 and T1902/T1901 work, but the others don't. Please respond to this post: what bundle did you buy, and what brake and what head unit do you use?
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The combination T1901/T1932 has been sold as T2270 i-Flow and T2220 Flow Multiplayer. The basic T2200 Flow came with a T2200 head-unit without USB: There were also 110V variants that just come with a different brake unit (T1911). |
tacx i-magic T1900 bundle, T1901 magnetic brake and T1932 head unit |
This seems the same as #143 and I will proceed from there |
Thank you for setting all this up!
I am using a T1932 and have it all setup, able to connect to zwift and ride. However the resistance seems very off and I am not sure how to change it.
For example, when going on a flat surface it seems like there is barely any resistance and Im spinning a lot (i.e. feels much easier then it should be). When going uphill it applies too much resistance.
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