couplands
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The pairing code is on the TCU. Possibly a sticker on the underneath of the frame or in the manuals supplied. If you can't find it you can remove the TCU from the frame and its written on there.
The Official BLEvo Thread
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Of course they work Paolo is italian and in Italy too we have 25km/h
If you tamper with the speed limit you make at your own risk as far as the warranty is concerned
I just noticed that my last three rides show the graph as empty and if I attempt to open the ride map I get an error that says "No data found in the CSV file". I tried sharing the csv to my email and sure enough the attached file is only 1K in size and only has the header row. I've looked through all the settings and don't see anything obvious that would enable/disable the csv files. My current version is 3.8.0.479. The last ride that worked was on Nov 7th. I took a break due to weather and my next ride on Nov 23 has the problem. It looks like it is still creating the csv files, but the last 4 have no data (see attached). Does anyone have any idea what might have happened to cause it to stop writing the csv data?
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(Unlock speed) Is it possible to change the wheel size on the Levo 2019/2020/2021 or Kenevo 2020?
CITAZIONEIs it possible to change the wheel size on the Levo 2019/2020/2021 or Kenevo 2020?.With the Battery Monitor present in BLEvo, you can check
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Why you have the test version?
There was a bug in the CSV creation..
It is solved in the 480 version.. but this version is released only for test..
Hi Paolo,
I believe I had the test version to try out a fix you were working on during the summer. Now running 480 it does indeed seem to be resolved.
I don't think so..
ok.. now I remember.. to avoid this issue, if you want I can remove you from the testers team..
I just released BLEvo version 3.8.0 for Android.
I have added 2 important features. One is the management of DEM files of which I am attaching a video that explains how it works (sorry, it is in Italian but I hope the subtitles can help you).
The other is the ability to import a BLEvo CSV file recorded with another phone or with an iOS phone.
Here are all changes:
- Added DEM file management for altitude calculation
- CSV import (also from ios)
- Changed lock / unlock map icon
- Added voice message of battery status every 10%
- Action from remote control to turn the display on and off
- Bugfix: GPS and Bluetooth management when the tour is paused (now it stays on if there is automatic start)
- Bugfix: SL battery voltage calculation in CSV
- Bugfix: Calculation of battery consumed with SL
- Bugfix: GPX closure
Enjoy your ride with BLEvo.
I have added 2 important features. One is the management of DEM files of which I am attaching a video that explains how it works (sorry, it is in Italian but I hope the subtitles can help you).
The other is the ability to import a BLEvo CSV file recorded with another phone or with an iOS phone.
Here are all changes:
- Added DEM file management for altitude calculation
- CSV import (also from ios)
- Changed lock / unlock map icon
- Added voice message of battery status every 10%
- Action from remote control to turn the display on and off
- Bugfix: GPS and Bluetooth management when the tour is paused (now it stays on if there is automatic start)
- Bugfix: SL battery voltage calculation in CSV
- Bugfix: Calculation of battery consumed with SL
- Bugfix: GPX closure
Enjoy your ride with BLEvo.
ChuckK
Member
The map feature used to work fine. Now it always think I'm in Sidney, Australia. (I'm in Golden, Colorado, USA.) Why is it doing this?
I think there are no point stored in your ride...
ChuckK
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Yes, but why is it not storing points any more?
ChuckK
Member
Maybe my phone locations notifications is no longer set right. I’ll check for my next ride.
Thank you for the response. No major reason for selecting GPS altitude, just thought it was more accurate.
In order to put a rugged phone on the handlebar that doesn't look like a TV, I adopted this 4-inch.
It costs less than 100 euros, it is a rugged and fits perfectly, the dimensions to be clear are those of a garmin device.
The battery is only 2000 mAh but if you do not use a sim card, you only run Blevo and you do not keep the display at 100% brightness it's sufficient, otherwise there are cigar-style power banks that can be fitted and hidden under the handlebar.
This device does not have a barometer (for what it costs) and therefore the recording of the altitude and ascent data would suffer a little, however the problem is solved by loading and using the DEM data, the new feature added in the last Blevo version.
The elevation is highly accurate and the ascent calculation is comparable to a Garmin device, or a smartphone with barometer. Try to believe.
The only problem encountered is in situations where the GPS reads wrong horizontal coordinates, and the track is along points where a few meters makes the difference because for example you are riding in a "funnel".
In normal situations, however, that's fine and you don't miss the presence of a barometer (who shall also be calibrated before your ride).
I believe that Paolo has done a great job and with this update the choice of the phone to be matched extends to all the possible offers on the market, and not only to devices equipped with a barometer which, by the way, are more expensive.
The installation? The DEM files are ready and packaged ... you just have to give a shot!
It costs less than 100 euros, it is a rugged and fits perfectly, the dimensions to be clear are those of a garmin device.
The battery is only 2000 mAh but if you do not use a sim card, you only run Blevo and you do not keep the display at 100% brightness it's sufficient, otherwise there are cigar-style power banks that can be fitted and hidden under the handlebar.
This device does not have a barometer (for what it costs) and therefore the recording of the altitude and ascent data would suffer a little, however the problem is solved by loading and using the DEM data, the new feature added in the last Blevo version.
The elevation is highly accurate and the ascent calculation is comparable to a Garmin device, or a smartphone with barometer. Try to believe.
The only problem encountered is in situations where the GPS reads wrong horizontal coordinates, and the track is along points where a few meters makes the difference because for example you are riding in a "funnel".
In normal situations, however, that's fine and you don't miss the presence of a barometer (who shall also be calibrated before your ride).
I believe that Paolo has done a great job and with this update the choice of the phone to be matched extends to all the possible offers on the market, and not only to devices equipped with a barometer which, by the way, are more expensive.
The installation? The DEM files are ready and packaged ... you just have to give a shot!
What is it?
Cubot king kong mini
You should modify the GPX by hand editing the .gpx file with a text editor.. or a gpx tool..
Check some pictures here
Telefono per BLEvo - page 2
CITAZIONE (Enry @ 19/9/2020, 20:05) www.amazon.it/C-FUNN-Manubrio-Supp...o/dp/B07VPPKHSK.Questo è molto stabile e non rischi di perdere il
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stumpydumpy
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Hello all,
I'm new here and I joined because I ran into a few problems. I also have a few well-intentioned suggestions but will post about them separately.
I recently started using the Blevo app on my Levo 2018. The speed and distance are not presented properly, that is the data is too low.
My settings are:
wheelcurcumference is set to 2250 (that is the real wheel/tire).
Speed is set to 1.0 (no speedchanging device is used)
Used parallel to my Garmin the Blevo showed on my last ride 12% lower distance and the average speed differs even more. I have the feeling that this percentage is not always the same.
Perhaps no trouble-causing isue is that on the ride-data-page I have for connection no thump-up-icon, but a green led .
Can anyone help me on these? Thanks.
I'm new here and I joined because I ran into a few problems. I also have a few well-intentioned suggestions but will post about them separately.
I recently started using the Blevo app on my Levo 2018. The speed and distance are not presented properly, that is the data is too low.
My settings are:
wheelcurcumference is set to 2250 (that is the real wheel/tire).
Speed is set to 1.0 (no speedchanging device is used)
Used parallel to my Garmin the Blevo showed on my last ride 12% lower distance and the average speed differs even more. I have the feeling that this percentage is not always the same.
Perhaps no trouble-causing isue is that on the ride-data-page I have for connection no thump-up-icon, but a green led .
Can anyone help me on these? Thanks.
stumpydumpy
Member
@ PaoloBLEvo
Hello Paolo,
My compliments for all your efforts.
Since the development of the app is going so fast and the forum pages are growing even faster, with only good intentions I have a few minor suggestions.
Wouldn't it be a good idea to make a separate reference page on which you indicate the developments and changes per version. Obviously, everyone can immediately see which fixes there are and which version is the latest.
You can also easily check whether you have the correct version of the manual.
I don't mean by any means to disturb your good work, so see what you can do with it.
Keep up the good work.
Hello Paolo,
My compliments for all your efforts.
Since the development of the app is going so fast and the forum pages are growing even faster, with only good intentions I have a few minor suggestions.
Wouldn't it be a good idea to make a separate reference page on which you indicate the developments and changes per version. Obviously, everyone can immediately see which fixes there are and which version is the latest.
You can also easily check whether you have the correct version of the manual.
I don't mean by any means to disturb your good work, so see what you can do with it.
Keep up the good work.
Which settings are you using for speed and km?
If you are using bike sensor, maybe the wheel size is not perfect.. you should measure it when you are on the bike.. the tire pressure is very important.. 10% on 2250mm is 2 cm.. this is more or less thee differences between measure the wheel size with you on the bike and without..
Here there is the list of the releases
Sorry but it is in Italian..
The releases are present also here, but in the middle of the thread...
stumpydumpy
Member
thanks for your quick respons.
BLEvo version = 3.8.0
settings are
Eco 20% // PP 60%
trail 70% // PP 75 %
Boost 100% // PP 100%
km/h = 36.0
speed = x 1.0
real wheel = 2255 (messured over length of 10 wheelcycles ; =length : 10)
Your answer will be apreciated.
Could you answer the thumps-up versus green led also?
thanks in advance.
Hi Paolo,
Thanks for your great App. I'm using latest 3.8.0 for Android and have a persistent problem with the Assist levels in Bike Setup. If I set the assist to 35% in ECO, I can't set the assist below 36% in TRAIL, or the assist below 37% in TURBO. It appears the app restricts the assist levels such that TRAIL always has to be 1% higher than ECO, and TURBO always has to be 1 % higher than TRAIL.
Mission Control allows you to set the 3 assist levels wherever you want. If I use Mission Control to set the assist levels to the factory default of 35%, 35%, 100% (eco, trail, turbo) then BLEVo forces the values to 35%, 36%, 100%. Not a big difference, but it is driving me nuts that BLEVo won't let me set the assist levels fully independently. It is possible to set the Peak Power levels fully independently, so why not the assist levels?
It also doesn't matter what I try with saving and renaming Presets, I can't get past this limitation.
Thanks for your great App. I'm using latest 3.8.0 for Android and have a persistent problem with the Assist levels in Bike Setup. If I set the assist to 35% in ECO, I can't set the assist below 36% in TRAIL, or the assist below 37% in TURBO. It appears the app restricts the assist levels such that TRAIL always has to be 1% higher than ECO, and TURBO always has to be 1 % higher than TRAIL.
Mission Control allows you to set the 3 assist levels wherever you want. If I use Mission Control to set the assist levels to the factory default of 35%, 35%, 100% (eco, trail, turbo) then BLEVo forces the values to 35%, 36%, 100%. Not a big difference, but it is driving me nuts that BLEVo won't let me set the assist levels fully independently. It is possible to set the Peak Power levels fully independently, so why not the assist levels?
It also doesn't matter what I try with saving and renaming Presets, I can't get past this limitation.
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