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Cadence indication unstable #181
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I have the exact same problem. Cadence goes ballistic for a short while ( my avatar is spinning his legs for that period) but speed stays constant. |
Hi @rcerrie, @JSlewe I'm always curious to know who I communicate with, where FortiusANT is used and what configuration is used. This is very strange, especially since Cadence is an unsigned char - so I would expect a value between 0 and 255. |
Hi @WouterJD I tried to upload the logfile but github says it is too big, therefore I put it in a ZIP file. |
If I take all lines "ReceiveFromTrainer() = " which is received from the trainer process it in excel: #181 Cadence indication unstable.zip then I see that in all cases the Cadence sent = cadence received.
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Hi Wouter, the ANT dongles are only 2 cm apart, but I wil do some test placing one dongle a little further on an extention cord. |
If you start with -g -A yiu can see the radar graph of power/pedal angle, showing whether power is regular with regard to angle. Not perfect but indicative |
@WouterJD Chiming in. I am also now seeing the same cadence issue with my Fortius T1942. This just started occurring midway through last week. I'm not sure when I picked up the latest Zwift update, but I know they had one recently published. That said, at the beginning of last week I moved from a fairly weak laptop to a fresh Windows 10 install on fairly good ASUS desktop with a i5 CPU and 16GB ram. Zwift is using ~34% CPU and 94% GPU (it's just an integrated Intel HD that borrows 2GB from the system). For a couple days everything appeared to be 100% smooth, then got the quirky cadence issue later in the week. As my system is just freshly set up, I'm not completely confident of its stability running all this yet, though it did perform well over the first few days. I've only been running Zwift trainer sessions lately so tomorrow for comparison I'll do back to back sessions with the Tacx Desktop App to see if anything weird shows up there as well. |
My cadence issue in Zwift seems resolved as of today. Can't pinpoint the specific resolution as I did a number of things.
Rode a few sessions in Zwift with the longest ride being around an hour. Did both solo rides and big group, pacer rides and had zero issues which was a marked improvement over what we were seeing in the 5 days prior. My FPS has remained the same throughout, typically 25-45 fps with a 34 average. I know this isn't a Zwift support thread, but since the other people here were reporting the same usage problem I wanted to verify too. Even after upping the "basic" mode graphics resolution and features (a tip from Zwiftinsiders.com), everything still worked smoothly. Solved for me. |
Oh, forgot to add... before I did any of the above changes I tested Zwift while running FortiusAnt in Simulation mode. The cadence issue DID NOT reproduce for these tests regardless of how long or busy (number of pacer group riders) there were in Zwift. I thought this was very strange, not being able to repro the issue but perhaps the Simulation's data stream might be different than with my "real" Fortius T1942. |
@BrRoBo when running simulation mode, the ANT-side does not know that - it's just another trainer. I do not expect the data stream to be different |
Yeah, that is what I thought. Just a bit of a head scratcher as the issue was occurring frequently when riding the trainer for real and no other diffs AFAIK. After that testing I performed the software updates as mentioned above. Anyway... I rode Zwift quite a lot today in multiple sessions and had zero cadence errors and working perfectly. |
Question about using the pedal analysis (-A) option since you mentioned it above. I read your comments elsewhere that it increases the head unit poling frequency. Does enabling pedal analysis have any benefit for any of the reported data accuracy or any significant detriment on overhead (performance)? I have observed the FortiusAnt process consuming 2% of my CPU, which seems like it might be a lot for this Quad Core i5-4590 (3.3Ghz) https://www.asus.com/supportonly/Q87M-E/HelpDesk_Download If -A increases data accuracy then I'll leave it enabled. |
It does NOT increase any data accuracy but only displays the power/angle radial graph. The graphical user interface (whPython library) is the biggest consumer I think. The GUI is optional (-g flag) |
Hi there, for me it is not solved. I put one dongle a bit further away with an USB extention cable, and there was no change. |
@JSlewe I don't know where you get your version 1.0.51 from, but the current latest build is 4.1.1 from here: https://github.com/WouterJD/FortiusANT/blob/master/WindowsExecutable/FortiusANT.exe |
Perhaps a placebo effect, but I swear running FortiusAnt without the GUI results in noticeably snappier resistance changes on my Fortius in Zwift. One tougher section for trainers is "Titans Grove" especially going clockwise as there are many repeated roller hills of varying pitches +/-7% or so at the most. Riding through there solo today at a good clip, the Fortius seemed to be completely in harmony with what Zwift was showing and what I felt under me. Best ever feeling since beginning to use FortiusAnt (v4.1.1). Many times previous I was aware of a tangible lagginess is sections like this. I can't think of any way to quantify this feedback, just my perception of better performance. Without the GUI using up 2% CPU (FortiusAnt process hardly registers way down in the Perf Mon - CPU usage list). Overall, my system with Zwift runs at around 36% now. Cheers. |
@BrRoBo run two test, create the logfiles, JSON, TCX and compare. |
I was talking about the Zwift version 1.0.51 |
Hi all, please consider to use the latest version, see #198 |
Hi there, I am using the fortius Ant software for two weeks now, and I am also running Zwift.
I have an older Tacx Fortius T1932 and I use 2 ANT dongles on one laptop.
The (little) problem I have is that every 2 or 3 minutes the cadence indicator is all over the place it goes from -11234 to 20445 within a second and after 2 seconds it is stable again. This is on Zwift, haven't seen it on the Fortius Antifier display.
It doesn't seem to influence the ride on Zwift only my leggs speed up very much.
I checked the sensor with a multimeter but it looks fine.
Any idea what is wrong here, are any ather people with the same problem??
Best regards, Jurgen
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