06-13-2020, 02:38 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-28-2021, 10:23 AM by Peter Gamma.)
I have not yet looked in detail at the code of the Adafruit open source bike computer. But the code is well explained and documented. The pyloton can deal with heart rate, speed and cadence, and I suppose that they are using standard BLE energy protocols. I would be suprised when Adafruit would use non standard protocols. And I suppose it should be possible to add new BLE protocols, for instance for stride sensors, to make the device also attractive for non bikers. The Adafruit instruction is really excelllent, and it s worth looking at it.
added comment:
The Adafruit Pyloton is an open source bike computer, therefore I suppose no reverse engineering of the software is necessary. Thanks, Wibble.
added comment:
The Adafruit Pyloton is an open source bike computer, therefore I suppose no reverse engineering of the software is necessary. Thanks, Wibble.
