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I know it’s not the NW but there is a Specialized store in Harrogate.Anyone know a non inept dealer in North West who preferably will do update for free , ta
Would be interested in any good stores in the NW too.
I know it’s not the NW but there is a Specialized store in Harrogate.Anyone know a non inept dealer in North West who preferably will do update for free , ta
I know it’s not the NW but there is a Specialized store in Harrogate.
Would be interested in any good stores in the NW too.
Good to know, I only went in once but looked good...?that’s my local...always great service ?
Correct - on the 15th June 2020 we soft-launched functionality within Mission Control for Levo 2019/2020 and Kenevo 2020 owners to update their TCU firmware.
I had to uninstall Mission Control and reinstall it to get the update feature. But it doesn't work on my 2019 Levo as above.Sorry to hear - you definitely don't need to reinstall Mission Control. Could be worth logging out and in again, if that doesn't solve it I'll PM you get serial number and check in our back end here.
No. Why would I need to do that if the update facility is there on the app?have you tried logging out and back in again, or restarting your phone?
There is another firmware update just released. While other updates can be done via the app, the motor firmware must be done by a dealer.I've just updated Mission Control and tried this but I'm shown a message that I can't update through the app. I have a 2019 Turbo Levo. Any ideas from the experts?
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Only the display (TCU) update can be done via app, for motor and battery you must visit the dealer.There is another firmware update just released. While other updates can be done via the app, the motor firmware must be done by a dealer.
Only the display (TCU) update can be done via app, for motor and battery you must visit the dealer.
I'm pretty sure you have a wrong information. Just reread the 2nd post of this thread.I just had an email from the shop that I bought from which contradicts that:-
If you cannot get to a Rutland Cycling store, then first of all I stress the 2nd question above. Secondly, in the not-too-distant future, you will be able to update the software yourself over the mission control app from the comfort of your own home. Whilst I don't have a date for this currently - I will be sending you an update once this becomes available with full instructions.
OK, yes, thanks.I'm pretty sure you have a wrong information. Just reread the 2nd post of this thread.
Correct. As I was advised, go and re read the second post of this thread.
Hi Specialized Rider Care, is there anywhere that you post what the updates are so that we can make the decision on whether it is worth the effort of a trip to our AD to get the update done? Would be a really good bit of customer service if you could make this information available somewhere.Just to provide a little more clarity on this thread - I can see some of you have great questions. Mission Control has the capability to update bikes and we'll continue to develop this functionality, however bikes in the field to date weren't all designed/built with this in mind. That means that whilst we can update TCUs and TCD-w (from our Vado range) over the air, the systems architecture simply isn't ready yet to update motors and batteries reliably. The last thing we want to do is to leave someone with a bricked bike...
We will continue to test and develop here, we don't want to over-promise so are progressing cautiously. As things change we'll keep you informed.
The motor update stops the motor from striping the teeth on the belt. So I'd say that was worth it.Hi Specialized Rider Care, is there anywhere that you post what the updates are so that we can make the decision on whether it is worth the effort of a trip to our AD to get the update done? Would be a really good bit of customer service if you could make this information available somewhere.
Maybe Logout/Login in MC app is doing the trick.So I have a Levo 2020 and the latest iPhone App and still cant see the upgrade option
My motor is 6.1.0 but told the latest is now 7.3.6 but I cant see this option. A friend with the same bike has the upgrade device option on the app
What I am missing here please
Thanks
Yes, logging out/in was the key for me when they first released MC with in-app updates . I didn’t need to again to see 7.3.6 is available but we’ll have to visit a retailer for it.Maybe Logout/Login in MC app is doing the trick.
You're missing a decent Andriod phone instead of that over priced Apple rubbish. LOL.So I have a Levo 2020 and the latest iPhone App and still cant see the upgrade option
My motor is 6.1.0 but told the latest is now 7.3.6 but I cant see this option. A friend with the same bike has the upgrade device option on the app
What I am missing here please
Thanks
Does it feel “ok”...? Are you pleased you had it done or wished you’d left it as it was...?Mine done now , top marks for leisure lakes did it for free , does feel different and walk mode a pit pants now seems to have 2 speeds , sort of speed up after a bit.
Does it feel “ok”...? Are you pleased you had it done or wished you’d left it as it was...?
I was thinking that perhaps I’ll leave mine, and if the motor breaks I’ll get an upgraded motor too...?Other than walk mode feels good and less chance of belt snapping I hope
/.../ The challenge here is translation and the limits of a small screen - i.e. if you're updating from 5 versions ago you need more release notes than if from 1 prior version. /.../
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