Well, probably by design they did not foresee battery upgrade (like for the tcu). BTW I agree that paying for it is not really a pleasure. I share the same feeling from this point of view.Just updated the app and also found that there is an update for the battery. I am skeptical of bringing the bike to the shop though, why can't it be applied OTA like every other component? I have no pleasure paying extra $20 for a piece of software that can be easily downloaded through the app, exactly the way it has before.
In the Mission Control App is no update available for the battery. Although i received the email from Spesh, i'm not convinced to visit the LBS. Should any mandatory update be visible in the app?
@Sheer Thrill : does your app mention an update to battery? If so, which firmware number is indicated?
I’ve done that today. Anyone know what’s different?Here in the USA, there was also an update to the Mastermind TCU that *can* be installed via the app.
They have to. It's based on voltage drop at lower battery levels.I hope they stop the reduction of power at 15%. 5% is ok for that.
The only available update on the app is for the display (as said before).I am on the latest app version (Apple ios) and no luck.
I got the same email. I took my bike in and the tech in the LBS told me he had no idea what the update actually does. I’ll have to assume it is for battery management. I haven’t noticed any difference, other than A confirmation on the TCU that the update was done.Hello!
I just received an email asking to bring the TL to my LBS for a battery firmware update. Apparently it is for better performance, so I guess it is not really mandatory.
Did you receive the same or have any insight about it?
Spec told my LBS That the update was too large for Bluetooth. Took them about 25 minutes to install.Just updated the app and also found that there is an update for the battery. I am skeptical of bringing the bike to the shop though, why can't it be applied OTA like every other component? I have no pleasure paying extra $20 for a piece of software that can be easily downloaded through the app, exactly the way it has before.
When releasing OTA firmware updates ~2 years ago spesh said battery won't be updatable OTA...Spec told my LBS That the update was too large for Bluetooth. Took them about 25 minutes to install.
Where does it display that in MC?I won't be rushing to do mine after reading elsewhere that his battery capacity dropped right down to 639wh after full charge
It's probably more a question of making sure the complete update is installed. That is always easier with a cable than wireless. If you walked off to the bathroom and lost the connection, you might easily brick your bike. So large updates might be better installed at the LBS for no other reason than risk of failure is much higher than a smaller one which might easily be done with a binary patch.Spec told my LBS That the update was too large for Bluetooth. Took them about 25 minutes to install.
Diagnostics battery careWhere does it display that in MC?
Mine just displays battery heath as a percentage. If the battery health percentage dropped after the update then that's actually a good thing. That would prevent overcharging and other oddities.Diagnostics battery care
Where does it show that?What was a 700wh battery, is now a 639wh.
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