Is this considered ANT2 technology or ANT1?
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To my knowledge it is ANT2. Check out review at http://www.dcrainmaker.com/2012/02/much-better-usb-ant-stick-for-your.html
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I have a lot of knowledge about these devices and here are the main differences: * GEN 1 only monitors amps (you supply it your approximate voltage). GEN 2 monitors Amps, Volts, and power factor, making it more accurate. * GEN 1 runs on either battery power, or USB wall wart, or both. GEN 2 runs on the MAINS. My 1st edition is accurate enough for my needs, and at 1/3 the cost, I chose that one to get me started with ZWAVE.
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No, this computer is not ANT+ compatible. The new Sigma Rox 10.0 GPS Ant+ is.
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The Mark 1 has the Asus "Thermal armor" (the plastic part that covers the motherboard) and the Mark 2 does not. The Mark 1 also features Sata Express while the Mark 2 does not. Other than that, there's really no Major differences.
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Ant+ is a different protocol than Bluetooth. Same idea, but not compatible. It is used for communication between certain sensor (heart rate, temperature, speed or cadence) and some platform (phone, gps device, pc). Some times it is used between the platforms themselves. This USB stick allows your computer to listen and talk to other ANT+ devices.
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Anatólio, you can use any kind of watchband compatible with ANT+. For example I'm using this watch with an Adidas heart rate band.
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When i first got it, I was able to connect it once. But due to the walls of my place and limited range, I stopped using it that way. I actually use a Garmin Edge 510, and import the data file that way. Other than that, I wasn't fond of the website that the ANT+ need to connect to. Also not all Garmin products connect to the scale. aka my Forerunner 220 doesn't have the feature. Although this a pain, I still use this scale and otherwise quite happy with its performance.
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Ant+ is not Bluetooth. Ant+ is the wireless protocol used to communicate between the Garmin unit and the various sensors on your bike (cadence, power, speed, HR etc). The Garmin unit communicates with the Gamin app on your smart phone (Apple or Android) via Bluetooth ('BT') Low Energy (sometimes known as Bluetooth Smart or 'BLE'). Note: BT4 does not imply BT Low Energy. A BT4 device can support either both or one of Classic mode or Low Energy Mode. Im fairly sure the Garmin 510/810 use BLE. Most recent iPhones and newer Samsung devices support BLE.
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No, you have to purchase an ANT capable device separately. I know for sure the Garmin's work with the scale. There is no display on this scale so you have to have something.
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You will need it if your new ant is a bnc connecter. Even if you do not 100% need it buy it. Mine is very unexpectedly usefull
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Long before the Fenix 2 was created and released Garmin bought a company named Dynastream Innovations Inc. They are the creators of the ANT+ technology that this temperature sensor, your heart rate sensor, and footpod all run on. While your Fenix 2 can only connect to 1 phone at a time over Bluetooth Smart, it can connect to many ANT+ devices at the same time such as HRM, footpod, temperature sensor, power sensor, speed sensor, and cadence sensor. Those same sensors can also be paired with other devices at the same time (such an an edge series bike computer) if you'd like the data in more than one place. Long before the Fenix 2 was created and released Garmin bought a company named Dynastream Innovations Inc. They are the creators of the ANT+ technology that this temperature sensor, your heart rate sensor, and footpod all run on. While your Fenix 2 can only connect to 1 phone at a time over Bluetooth Smart, it can connect to many ANT+ devices at the same time such as HRM, footpod, temperature sensor, power sensor, speed sensor, and cadence sensor. Those same sensors can also be paired with other devices at the same time (such an an edge series bike computer) if you'd like the data in more... » Read More Long before the Fenix 2 was created and released Garmin bought a company named Dynastream Innovations Inc. They are the creators of the ANT+ technology that this temperature sensor, your heart rate sensor, and footpod all run on. While your Fenix 2 can only connect to 1 phone at a time over Bluetooth Smart, it can connect to many ANT+ devices at the same time such as HRM, footpod, temperature sensor, power sensor, speed sensor, and cadence sensor. Those same sensors can also be paired with other devices at the same time (such an an edge series bike computer) if you'd like the data in more than one place. « Show Less
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Yes. This is compatible with all Garmin Ant+ forerunner watches including the fR210. A compatible device will display the Ant+ technology logo. Please note that the Ant+ technology is pioneered and trademarked by Garmin.
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Can't say for sure, but I think so. They don't seem to be using the "2" any more on the website, so I am guessing they are all the "2" model, but just not called that any more. Appearance and specs seem the same.
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Not sure what you mean by S1, S2 inputs. The TH6220 has only a single combination Emer/Aux signal input not separate inputs. My opinion is that this Honeywell should have separate inputs for Emer and Aux and is not a good choice if you have a 2 stage heat pump like mine. I tried it for 2 months and hated it. I replaced it with a Braeburn 2220 which for me (an engineer) is close to perfect because it allows many user settings. Check with your code people see if they mean separate Emer and Aux inputs by S1, S2.
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You can use your Garmin sensors or any other ANT+ sensor. I use a Garmin on my road bike and the iBike one on my commuter. Both work flawlessly.
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I bought a compatible Ant+ cadence sensor that works fine. It doesn't have to be the same brand. Ant+ is a standard.
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I have had mine for a year now and it still works great! I have only had to use it one additional time since the original application. Haven't seen an ant.