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Racer 9

Open RDamgaard opened this issue 4 years ago • 4 comments

Do you know if it will Work with the racer9 i installer the image you linked to om my pi zero w and the zwift app reads 0w

RDamgaard avatar Jan 29 '21 15:01 RDamgaard

Hello

Happy to see that the image is not so bad :) It takes avery long time to build.

For the racer 9, I saw some code on githiub and I suggest the following (https://github.com/joekearney/kettler-to-ant/blob/master/components/kettler_serial.py)

  • edit the KettlerUSB.js line ~ 132 :change 9600 to 57600

  • Server.js : I dida mistake when creating the image. comment tjhe tests at the end or use the code inside this project

keep us updated

360manu avatar Jan 29 '21 21:01 360manu

Do you know if it is possible to Edit the file in the image to do i have to install it like you showed in the readme? I am new to this

RDamgaard avatar Jan 30 '21 14:01 RDamgaard

Before editing files: were you able to select all the eligible devices in swift ? The raspberry can be seen as "controlable" , power source and RPM. You have to select all of them.

And see 0 ...or not if the bike is able to use a lower baud rate

To edit.... On win10, you can use a terminal or Winscp

If you scan the WiFi, you should be able to see a new network call rpihotspot. It's a network created by the pi. Try to connect with "Password"

Then use Winscp to create a Linux connection. The pi address should be 192.168.1.50 User is "pi" and pass "Password" (case sensitive)

If connection is ok, you should see the user folder where the software is installed. Navigate to the kettlerusb folder and right click on the files you want to edit Don''t forget to save your modification

To reboot.. just unplug the pi

360manu avatar Jan 30 '21 15:01 360manu

i got it working on my phone still cant find the rpm on win10 but that is okay thanks for the help and sharing your great work

RDamgaard avatar Jan 30 '21 21:01 RDamgaard