What data does this download from the device? Just overall ride data? (i.e. what you can see by cycling through the screens)
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This answer applies to the ROX 5.0 used with the Sigma software. It pulls in all data from the ROX 5.0 and allows you to see charts and graphs, and to compare data. Examples are: You can compare speed vs. cadence vs. HR at any point in time on a given ride. You can also compare day vs. day, week vs. week, etc. Distance, Calories, Training Time. It also has a calendar that shows a summary for each ride, clickable to see details including notes you enter, icons for sunny/cloudy, windy/not windy, flat/hilly. You can also export to Microsoft Excel which I did once just to explore, and it showed what seemed to be hundreds of line items for a 2-hour ride. I assume this is a line item for every time the ROX sampled, likely multiple times per minute. Not sure what you could do with this data but it's available. The dock makes the ROX more useful to me, well worth the money.
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Yes, it downloads all of the ride data but is very helpful as it formats in many different ways. You can set a graph to show heart rate, rpm and speed over the length of the ride. It will do a "Pie" chart on the Heart Rate. Also will graph all of the data by week or month and year to show "calorie burn" etc. I found it very helpful.
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I use it to download from a ROX 6.0. It transfers all the ride info on the ROX except Total Odometer
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The data that is downloaded is trip distance, trip time, average speed, max speed, and average cadence. When cycling through the screens you see basic cumulative stats. The Sigma Data Center Software is ok with all of that, but if you purchase a Sigma bike computer that has GPS the software is incredible.
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Yes it will, I see it every trip/ride and log it into my sigma data center with all the other data given. You select it by pressing the top right button. It really is a nice piece. I love the lap feature the most, it allows me to compare ALL the data per "lap."
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Yes, when using the Motospeak app. Go to the play store to see features of the app.
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No. It is not a GPS device. Nor does it "reflect" map application information (but that would be nice) . It only "reflects " performance oriented data from a compatible App like: wahoo or strava; time, speed, cadence, pace, rpm, heart rate, etc.
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That is the device I use it with the powercal. It has a particular display quirk that shows a cadence of 255 in a cadence window only when you are stationary, if the bike is in motion the cadence shows the correct number including zero if you stop pedaling. It appears to be a bug in the way the 800 interprets data from the powercal. It does not affect the power displayed or the power and cadence saved in the device after the ride is completed or while in motion. I have tested the powercal against a calibrated computrainer and found it to be within 10% albeit with a 10-20 second delay in the displayed power. It seems to work and display best if used in the 30sec power setting on the 800. That is the device I use it with the powercal. It has a particular display quirk that shows a cadence of 255 in a cadence window only when you are stationary, if the bike is in motion the cadence shows the correct number including zero if you stop pedaling. It appears to be a bug in the way the 800 interprets data from the powercal. It does not affect the power displayed or the power and cadence saved in the device after the ride is completed or while in motion. I have tested the powercal against a calibrated computrainer and found it to be within 10% albeit with a 10-20 second delay in the... » Read More That is the device I use it with the powercal. It has a particular display quirk that shows a cadence of 255 in a cadence window only when you are stationary, if the bike is in motion the cadence shows the correct number including zero if you stop pedaling. It appears to be a bug in the way the 800 interprets data from the powercal. It does not affect the power displayed or the power and cadence saved in the device after the ride is completed or while in motion. I have tested the powercal against a calibrated computrainer and found it to be within 10% albeit with a 10-20 second delay in the displayed power. It seems to work and display best if used in the 30sec power setting on the 800. « Show Less
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Not exactly sure what you're asking. The device accumulates data as you go.if you stop walking, it stops counting. Then when you move again, it picks up where it left off. It doesn't reset to zero. Hope that helps.
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I am on my bike now (stopped in parkink lot) just tried it. Droid phone: No
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After just looking over it all I have found there is no actual pace (minutes per mile) data field on the device itself. If you are sure to have a fresh track every time you start you can upload the track to Garmin Connect afterwards and get that data and much much more. You can find other people's data hosted here (http://connect.garmin.com/explore?search=courses) if you need to get an idea of what it looks like. Again, nothing I've found to be pace, but there is speed (mph). With a bit of experience or knowledge, speed can tell you the same thing.
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No you can not download the data from your runs. But I knew this when I brought it.
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I don't have too much of an issue seeing the screen, unless you are pedaling with the lights out. I usually use one of the pre-programmed workouts and watch TV or listen to music while riding. But If I want to check stats the screen is visable enough.
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Sorry, don't know the answer to either question as I only use it on my commute.
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The bike itself works fine but the computer malfunctions frequently. For example, I will be riding and all of the sudden, it will say I am going zero mph at level zero. The resistance doesn't change, just the display doesn't work. If stats are important to you, I would discuss with sole before purchase.
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The watch is preloaded with many courses. I have only used the watch/GPS for 2 months. To date I have not had a reason to download any more courses (the watch has had all of the courses I have played).
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The screen never completely goes blank. It doesn't "shut off", but when it's not connected to the bike it will stop registering information such as speed and time traveled. When not in use it turns almost to a "passive" mode.
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It is a heart rate monitor so the data collected is bpm. Using along with the strava App shows GPS ubication, calories, velocity, altitude
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not sure. although it merrily tracked me doing over 40mph last week on my road bike :-)
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Dear Ninner-noo. Yes, the display shows individual track number, total tracks, track time count down, track time count up, total time count down. There is a battery icon that shows amount of strength remaining.