Do the sensors and heart rate sensors use ANT+?
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No, this computer is not ANT+ compatible. The new Sigma Rox 10.0 GPS Ant+ is.
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Not sure I understand the question as the PowerCal is a sensor that links up well with, in my case, a Garmin 500 unit. So, cadence / speed sensor supplies data to the unit as does the PowerCal. My experience is the ANT data is seamless and very easy to connect. Hope that helps.
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"Hi I would like to know if this come with all the sensors (cadence, spped, heart rate)?"
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If the Edge 500 supports ANT+, it should work. I got it working with my Garmin 910XT as well as a Timex Ironman Triathlon watch.
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Ambit 2S is pretty good at linking with ANT+ devices - I've used it with two different, non Suunoto ANT+ bike sensors, and it recognized both of them with no issues. No experience with the Scoshe Arm Band, but if it's solid ANT+, it ought to work.
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Not with Android MapMyRide. Android MapMyRide only supports ANT+ speed/cadence sensors. I (and others) have submitted tickets asking for Bluetooth sensor support.
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depends on which android phone you have. you need the hardware, it is not a software issue. This HR monitor uses the ANT+ communication protocol. if your phone has an ANT+ receiver then you are good. the Galaxy S3 and S4 have the ANT+ receiver.
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I currently use a Polar H7 Bluetooth heart rate monitor when I cycle and seem to get very accurate readings on both. And that's running both the Wahoo Fitness app and a Digifit app at the same time. I'm not sure if there are any bad effects when using this with a ANT+ monitor though, as I've never tried an ANT+ hr monitor.
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Documentation says "all systems using Ant+ technology" so one might "assume" yes. I would make sure the healthy return policy is in place and give it a shot. I bought mine to replace a defective strap that came with a watch and it worked for that but I havent used it yet with any Ant+ specific devices. And it works well too by the way; I like the snap system on both sides of the sensor and so far it hasn't suffered any out of range issues Ive had with other monitors/straps.
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If your phone supports Ant+, it should work. I know the Garmin Ant+ heart rate monitors work with my phone. And the apps I've found are free. Only specific phones support Ant+. Mine is a Samsung Galaxy S4. With my phone and others that support Ant+, you don't need any accessory for the support. It's built in. You can also get an Ant+ dongle. Garmin makes one for Iphones, but you can also get one for some Android phones that don't have built-in Ant+ support. Here's a reference that talks about phones and dongles that provide Ant+ support: http://www.thisisant.com/consumer/ant-101/ant-in-phones If your phone supports Ant+, it should work. I know the Garmin Ant+ heart rate monitors work with my phone. And the apps I've found are free. Only specific phones support Ant+. Mine is a Samsung Galaxy S4. With my phone and others that support Ant+, you don't need any accessory for the support. It's built in. You can also get an Ant+ dongle. Garmin makes one for Iphones, but you can also get one for some Android phones that don't have built-in Ant+ support. Here's a reference that talks about phones and dongles that provide Ant+ support:... » Read More If your phone supports Ant+, it should work. I know the Garmin Ant+ heart rate monitors work with my phone. And the apps I've found are free. Only specific phones support Ant+. Mine is a Samsung Galaxy S4. With my phone and others that support Ant+, you don't need any accessory for the support. It's built in. You can also get an Ant+ dongle. Garmin makes one for Iphones, but you can also get one for some Android phones that don't have built-in Ant+ support. Here's a reference that talks about phones and dongles that provide Ant+ support: http://www.thisisant.com/consumer/ant-101/ant-in-phones « Show Less
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I use the Polar Heart rate sensor and the runtastic Cadence sensor. They are both reasonably reliable and would recommend them
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Since the Ipod touch does NOT have an ANT+ radio, it will not work. However, Wahoo Fitness makes an ANT+ adapter for the IPOD touch that will work with this sensor.
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I'm not a techie, but ANT+ is a method of device communication commonly used in athletic gear. This particular device is used to capture the data from my heart rate monitor and the power output from my bicycle trainer live as I'm exercising and display it on the computer screen.
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Hi Poly, I am still getting it up and running but pretty certain that it in itself only measures HR. But why it does that is handy for us who love using our smart phones for strava etc is it will translate all the ANT+ from my garmin tools (Cadence/speed sensor, Power Metre, foot pod) into a bluetooth 4.0 signal for your smart phone to read. Some of these are more or less effective on different Apps, Viii own app will receive and show all this information but for instance Strava won't show reading from the power meter. As i said its still new to me but overall Im happy with it. I looked at DCRainmakers review of the product before buying it and he goes very in depth if you want more info. Cheers
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It's a bit of a hack, see http://www.johannesbader.ch/2014/06/track-your-heartrate-on-raspberry-pi-with-ant/. Otherwise, best to contact Suunto customer support via their website - http://www.suunto.com. Good luck.
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I use mine with a Garmin Edge 800. I think it works better, that is to say it is more reliable than the Garmin brand heart rate strap. It has never failed. While the Garmin brand strap frequently had pairing issues. You must use this with other ANT+ devices. It is not meant to work with Bluetooth, but for your phone you may need an ANT+ adaptor AND Bluetooth enabled.
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It depends on what devices you're going to be using. Garmin's cadence/speed sensors, and heart rate straps use ANT+, and seem to be the most common. If that's the case, this is what you'll need to pair your computer to the ANT+ devices, and allow you to use them with Trainer Road. It's also possible that the sensors you're going to be using are capable of Bluetooth Smart (BT 4.0). If that's the case, your computer may already be equipped to handle them. Wahoo Fitness makes cadence/speed, and heart rate sensors that are both ANT+ and Bluetooth 4.0 compatible. For more info, check out Trainer Road's "Getting Started" page. It depends on what devices you're going to be using. Garmin's cadence/speed sensors, and heart rate straps use ANT+, and seem to be the most common. If that's the case, this is what you'll need to pair your computer to the ANT+ devices, and allow you to use them with Trainer Road. It's also possible that the sensors you're going to be using are capable of Bluetooth Smart (BT 4.0). If that's the case, your computer may already be equipped to handle them. Wahoo Fitness makes cadence/speed, and heart rate sensors that are both ANT+ and Bluetooth 4.0 compatible. For more info, check out Trainer... » Read More It depends on what devices you're going to be using. Garmin's cadence/speed sensors, and heart rate straps use ANT+, and seem to be the most common. If that's the case, this is what you'll need to pair your computer to the ANT+ devices, and allow you to use them with Trainer Road. It's also possible that the sensors you're going to be using are capable of Bluetooth Smart (BT 4.0). If that's the case, your computer may already be equipped to handle them. Wahoo Fitness makes cadence/speed, and heart rate sensors that are both ANT+ and Bluetooth 4.0 compatible. For more info, check out Trainer Road's "Getting Started" page. « Show Less