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Support for Bushido T1981 brake (~46, 101) #117
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How does bushido connect to TTS3/4 |
The Bushidos are all wireless. The pre-smart versions (T1980, T1981) use the proprietary ANT+ to connect to TTS. There is also a wireless head unit but this is optional as the Bushido could pair directly to the computer. |
i-Vortex has a head unit which communicates wirelessly with the computer. If it is i-Vortex compatible it may work. |
I think the Vortex and the Bushido are quite similar. Is there already a way to run a Vortex and a power curve for it? |
-t i-Vortex see manual |
I read that. I'll try it out when the trainer arrives and let you know how it works. Thanks! |
HI @mac2444; just keep me posted what happens. |
Wouter, I'm in Calgary, Canada. The weather here has already taking a towards the winter ahead so obviously bike trainers enter the mind. With all the people forced to work from home or out of work all together, bikes and trainers have been sold out completely here for months. That's what got me digging into options and helped me find your site. |
Hi "Mac"; great that FortiusANT has found its way to sporty Calgary. I'm from the Netherlands and winter has started here as well, combined with a semi-lockdown. So: tacx-time; although we can (mtb)bike all year since there is never much snow. Greetz Wouter |
Hello Wouter! I too may be able to assist with Bushido testing. I have the same unit from the sounds of it. I will download and give it a try. P.S. Writing from Ottawa, Ontario in Canada. |
@mac2444 - I think we are going to have to work through some of the same steps described in Issue 101 - https://github.com/WouterJD/FortiusANT/issues/101 to try to determine whether either the brake or the headunit can be seen and whether it takes the same commands as i-vortex headunit or brake does. |
Sadly, the trainer I was going to get was sold. I have a friend with the same one, I'm going to borrow it off him when I can and see if it will show up on the program. I'll let you know what happens. |
Plenty 2nd hand @ marktplaats.nl. may be similar in other countries. |
Not here, I'm afraid. With the early cold weather, trainers are sold out in all the stores until next year and used ones are gone the same day they are listed. |
All; indeed please follow #101 and check https://github.com/fluxoid-org/CyclismoProject/wiki/Tacx-Bushido for interface. |
If thinking global :-) |
I already have an i-flow and an i-magic trainer, so that will keep me going till the new ones are available again. I was just hoping to upgrade to the bushido as the price was very good on it. Thanks for looking though |
Hello, |
No, since Bushido uses different codes. Please follow this thread for developments. |
@Marmi86 welcome in our community; where are you from? |
I implemented support for the Genius brake (see aforementioned issue #101). According to the information sources I used, the Bushido should be compatible with the Genius protocol. Therefore you could try the code in #131 and see if it works when starting FortiusANT with the option Please keep me updated if you try it out, I would be curious if it works with Bushido. |
Hello Wouter, @m472 Edit: When I started FortiusANT 3.5 or your Fork .I get follow issus My Tacx Hardware:
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Hi @Marmi86 Thank you for trying to test my modifications! Took me a moment to realize where the problem lies... I will try to build the Windows executable and upload it. Edit: |
Which device connects to FortiusAnt, the Headunit or the Brake? |
For installation instructions please have a look at the FortiusANT user manual: https://github.com/WouterJD/FortiusANT/blob/master/supportfiles/FortiusANTUserManual.pdf As far as I understand actually both devices connect to FortiusANT via separate channels. |
Hi Guys, I recently bought a Bushido on Marktplaats (and found out it was a T1981 which doesn't work with Zwift....) and after a struggle with TTS4 I stumbled into FortiusANT! |
Hi Wouter,
For both i used GUI. On Windows i used the executable. There, on first
start i selected in the settings trainer type bushido, the json is created.
Restarting the executable and afterwards trainer type is still bushido but
the -p is on 20 resulting power output multiplier by 5. Setting it on 100
does not work on gui. It changes back to 20 on save. Setting it on 90 works
without restart.
For raspberry pi 3+ i simply followed the installation documentation. So im
using the standard auto start. Also here, on gui i set trainer type on
bushido, i saved and json was created. Here setting -p on 100 does work,
the json is created. But evertime rebooting this will reset -p to 20.
All the other changes i make in setting gui are stored and visable after
reboot. Upon checking within the json i found the -p stored on 100. But
after reboot i see 20 on gui and saving the settings then with -p on 20
results in storing this in the json.
It looks like the setting for bushido trainer overrides my -p setting
Ps both times i used latest version.
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… Hi @Koningarjen <https://github.com/Koningarjen> one question: how do you
save the - P?
Do you use the GUI, please check whether a JSON file is created.
How do you start FortiusAnt, on windows or raspberry?
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The accepted range for -p is 50...150 (see settings.py) I tried to reproduce with FortiusAnt 6.4:
Which is as expected, so I cannot reproduce your issue |
Sir, hello again. quick question, please. If not, what would be the best way to 'go easy' ?? |
Hi @Roguish000 Sorry to hear that your knee is giving trouble and great you can do some recovery in-house. 50...150 has been a range definition in the past Just for verification: Do you have a headunit with up/down buttons? You can reduce power with those buttons as well (virtual gear). Succes! |
WouterJD. you manual is very good. one of the best I've ever seen for open source, free software..... excellent. I believe in RTFM. |
Hi @Roguish000 If you startup with
and you know that -p15 has been minimized to -p20. Yes, these limitations are not reported as warning or error, and it's done so just for lazyness... I believe your .exe would allow minimum value of 20. |
The power factor parameter is intended to calibrate your trainer. If your CTP requires 100Watts and through your power meter you see that 105Watt is required, you might use -p95. If you're doing a power-training (requiring to output 100Watt during x minutes) and you set -p50 and you train with 50Watts (power meter) then the CTP will receive 100Watts. While zwifting this gives impressive results for your friends when doing a race. But could be considered e-doping :-) |
The G-factor does a similar thing, but let's assume your trainer is well calibrated; CTP requires 100Watts and you actually output 100Watts while training. Now you do a Rouvy tour, sending you uphill with 20%. If you cannot do that (speed, cadence, power...) then use the -G factor which influences the requested gradient, which influences the reqquired power. Further see manual |
And while training you can always use the arrow buttons to reduce/increas power through the virtual gearbox |
So all these options influence the trainer-power-requested compared to the CTP-requirement -p is a calibration (static), -p50 reduces the required power AND ALSO recalculates the power transmitted to CTP In your situation, -p20 divides the requested power by 5 and multiplies back by 5 so your CTP willl give you a higher speed to avoid your training gets endless. If zwifting with friends, this may be considered cheating or -if properly communicated- is a great way to join while recovering. Got it? |
WouterJD, |
"power rider" does not mean that you have a high FTP,it means that your training requires you to produce a certain power (power mode) during a certain time.. "grade mode" is when you follow a GPX; horizontal = 0, up = 10 and down = - 15 degrees. The required power is then calculated based upon your speed (measured by the roll under your wheel on the trainer) and your estimated weight. Like Golden Cheetah with video+gpx or rouvy, containing enhanced reality RLV's. |
Do you know Rouvy? I like it, doing very well in the intended area. PS. Thanks for your compliment:
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WouterJD. So far I think I like the Wahoo RGT, free version. I am going to see if I can get it to work..... |
As far as I know, yes. Provided it pairs with a FE-C ANTdevice which I think it does. |
I have a question: I use the windows executable. The power I read on the head unit 1982 is not the same I read on FortiusAnt windows, the second is too high. How can I seat the correct scale? Thanks |
Hello again guys, I'm again trying to use FortiusAnt with my Bushido trainer. Because I'm using a headless Bushido last time I managed to connect my Bushido trainer with FortiusANT was when @switchabl provided me with a development build of his branch. Currently I downloaded the newest version of FortiusANT, my old computer died and I lost everything, but I cannot connect, can you please advice do I need again a development build (if yes can you please prove one because the old one expired) or the newest version support headless Bushido (BushidoDirect). Thanks in advice for you help. |
Welcome to the FortiusANT community I'm always curious to know who I communicate with, where FortiusANT is used and what configuration is used. If you continue to experience there problems, please raise a separate issue |
I think the switchable development is properly integrated in the current version. |
With last version problem is solved. |
I see there is a late respond if I use ERG mode in zwift. Or the slope is set after some second. |
@bredy73 thanks for update |
Just a simple question, it seems that I just missed the latest updates, does FortiusAnt now can work with Bushido brake without the headunit? I was trying to connect that way and it didn't work (any additional parameters?). Thanks and good job guys! |
I think it work only with head unit. |
Hello, I'm new there P.S. I run FortiusAnt with the option "-a -g -H0 -t Bushido" but when I click "Locate HW" the command window says "Tacx trainer not found". In the screenshot the message has not generated for some reasons.... |
The screen shows the message "No free ANTdongle found", and hence no trainer can be found. |
Bienvenue dans la communauté FortiusANT Je suis toujours curieux de savoir avec qui je communique, où FortiusANT est utilisé et quelle configuration est utilisée. Normalement, on connecte Cadence et Puissance; Zwift calcule la vitesse a base des paramètres (parcours, poids du cicliste). |
Bonjour Wouter, |
Bon chance |
Hi,
Any chance this will work with the pre-smart Bushido trainers? I've been using antifier with my old i-flow but have a chance to get a Bushido from a friend. Model number is T1981, it is headless but works fine on TTS3/4 Thanks a lot!
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