kellermann
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Sorry, could you tell me which bike you have?
I would like to know if the problem is only on "old" bike like Levo 2018 or also on new Levo 2019..
Thanks.
It is a 2018 Levo. I use BLEvo with Android on a Motorola X4.
Sorry, could you tell me which bike you have?
I would like to know if the problem is only on "old" bike like Levo 2018 or also on new Levo 2019..
Thanks.
Ok.. thanks..It is a 2018 Levo. I use BLEvo with Android on a Motorola X4.
I found the "issue" of the delay of the remote control.. The assistance level is delayed only if you press the button when the Smart Power is changing (or immediately after) the assistance percentage...
If the percentage is stable the remote control is not delayed.
If you are not pedaling (this says to Smart Power to don't change the assistance percentage) the remote control is not delayed..
My suggestion is to change the assistance level with the remote only when you are not pedaling or, if you are looking the display, after a change of assistance percentage (the next change of assistance percentage will be after 2 or more seconds).
Let me know if you can try this trick to avoid the delay.
Thanks
Thanks for the explanation Paolo. Would it be possible to program a selectable option, which would do this:I found the "issue" of the delay of the remote control.. The assistance level is delayed only if you press the button when the Smart Power is changing (or immediately after) the assistance percentage...
If the percentage is stable the remote control is not delayed.
If you are not pedaling (this says to Smart Power to don't change the assistance percentage) the remote control is not delayed..
My suggestion is to change the assistance level with the remote only when you are not pedaling or, if you are looking the display, after a change of assistance percentage (the next change of assistance percentage will be after 2 or more seconds).
Let me know if you can try this trick to avoid the delay.
Thanks
I think it is already implemented in this way...Thanks for the explanation Paolo. Would it be possible to program a selectable option, which would do this:
If rider is pedaling, but stops pedaling suddenly, BLevo would not do any Smart power changes for like 2 secs.
It would kind of work like a clutch in a car with manual transmission; it would leave a short time window for the rider to do the the assistance level changes either up or down. Then, if rider continues pedaling OR 2 secs go by, Smart power changes continue to happen normally.
This would be an excellent addition, because at the moment it’s really hard to know if the bike will accept the assistance change or not. With this ”clutch” I would always know, that if I just quickly stop pedaling, I can do the change and then continue.
Or would there be some other option to achieve the same?
Ok.. thanks for the explanation.. usually I ride in ECO with Smart Power from 4% to 79% and if I need "instant" power, I push on the pedal few meters before the high hill. This is my trick but maybe cannot be used in all the trail situation..Well, normally I of course try to stay in Eco, but I’m not sure if it’s the singletracks that I normally ride or what, but I often need to be able to quickly change assistance. The tracks that I ride and which are common in the area that I live, are like that one second you may be coming down an easy, but short downhill which then changes abruptly to a steep technical (lots of roots and rocks) uphill. Or there maybe an easy section where I just need to pedal, but I see that it ends by some obstacle (fallen tree, rock etc) that I need to be able ride over.
I don’t know if it’s the BLevo settings that I have, but I feel that it doesn’t respond quickly enough in these situations, where I need a quick jolt of power from the first push of a pedal for few secs and then it can again ease down to ”normal” Smart power mode. Hence, I’ve setup the settings like this:
Eco: battery saving for longer sections of normal trail
Trail: longer uphill sections, or even technical parts, or mud etc.
Turbo: Give me everything you got -mode
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And yes, now when I know the reason for the delay, I will so more testingto find out, if I find some way how I could ensure that a change would register as often as possible.
Please share your setting and I will adjust for you. Did you see the settings example in the user manual?Can anyone recommend smart power settings for a Kenevo? I really like the idea of smart power mode. My mate rides a cube with eMTB mode and it is very efficient. When I use smart power mode by battery drains really quickly so I've generally managed the modes myself via the handlebar remote.
Thanks
Please share your setting and I will adjust for you. Did you see the settings example in the user manual?
Sorry but the Smart Power is in Expert mode or not? Because if yes, you need to activate the Smart Power in each level...@PaoloBLEvo
I haven't really messed with the settings other than increasing Training Biker Power from default (was it 180w?) to 200w to try and improve battery range.
Ive not used expert mode but have enabled it to grab a screen shot if it helps.
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Sorry but the Smart Power is in Expert mode or not? Because if yes, you need to activate the Smart Power in each level...
Ok.. Try to set the PP to 100%..No I haven't used it in expert mode.
approx 200lbsOk.. Try to set the PP to 100%..
200 Watt is a good value to reduce the battery consumption.
What's your weight?
not so heavy.. Smart Power should work correctly with this setting..approx 200lbs
Not sure on the TCU version. Im not near the bike at the moment but here's some stats from my first ride with smart power if it helps?not so heavy.. Smart Power should work correctly with this setting..
Which TCU version you have?
If you have 2.019 or 3.019 maybe there are some problem for Smart Power..
Ok.. you have a Kenevo.. no issue for the firmware version..not so heavy.. Smart Power should work correctly with this setting..
Which TCU version you have?
If you have 2.019 or 3.019 maybe there are some problem for Smart Power..
It is a bug sorry...I am trying to add battery and level data fields to the map display, but the data fields are not getting saved.
Steps to reproduce:
Configuration --> Customize Display
Within the “Select data fields on top of the map page” I select
Data 1 (map): Battery
Data 2 (map): Level
Press the < Customize Display button at the top of the screen to exit the settings.
Go back into Customize Display and the map data fields are empty.
I’m using BLEvo v3.4.7 on Android
Is this a bug, or am I doing something stoopid?
No problem,It is a bug sorry...
To solve temporary this issue, you can select a display different from default display, select the data on the map, exit from display customization, re enter in display customization and recover the display to default..
I will fix in the next release..
Thanks Paolo, I have been doing some tweaking to my settings, and based on your comment, I think I've found the sweet spot. I went yesterday for a 55 km ride and I think that never gotten the average Wh/km such low and also never done so little amount of manual assistance changes during the ride. I was using my home-made, extra 250 Wh battery and came back with 43 % battery leftOk.. thanks for the explanation.. usually I ride in ECO with Smart Power from 4% to 79% and if I need "instant" power, I push on the pedal few meters before the high hill. This is my trick but maybe cannot be used in all the trail situation..
Let me know about your test
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