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[font=Times New Roman]Last week I was doing some L4 intervals (20 minutes) and riding well and decided to put in push for last 5 minutes. I was riding in Ergo mode on Computrainer, spinning around 100rpm. I picked up the Ergo about 20 watts and stepped up effort. About a minute into this (16 minutes into interval) my Ergo cadence meter went from reading 100 to 28 in 1 second and immediately change the resistance (as most Computrainer riders that use ergo mode know there usually is a short lag, I say this as I am not sure it was which happended first the cadence drop or the resistance increase as it happened so fast). This locked me right up as that is a big swing. Did it again last night under similar situation. [/font]
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[font=Times New Roman]Anyone ever have a similar issue? [/font]
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Well there are some CT users here but I'm wondering if you'd be better off posting this on the CT users forum?
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TBiking said:
[font=Times New Roman]Looking for some Computrainer help. [/font]
[font=Times New Roman]Last week I was doing some L4 intervals (20 minutes) and riding well and decided to put in push for last 5 minutes. I was riding in Ergo mode on Computrainer, spinning around 100rpm. I picked up the Ergo about 20 watts and stepped up effort. About a minute into this (16 minutes into interval) my Ergo cadence meter went from reading 100 to 28 in 1 second and immediately change the resistance (as most Computrainer riders that use ergo mode know there usually is a short lag, I say this as I am not sure it was which happended first the cadence drop or the resistance increase as it happened so fast). This locked me right up as that is a big swing. Did it again last night under similar situation. [/font]
[font=Times New Roman]Anyone ever have a similar issue? [/font]
Other than contacting Racermate as has been suggested, I'd check ALL your cables for solid connections and the possibility of any nicks, breaks, crimps etc. I don't think this can be caused by your cadence sensor btw as the CT in ergo mode controls the product of wheel speed and resistance - cadence is not explicitly taken into account.I've never had your problem though I did suffer thru a period where I though my laptop/3D software just weren't compatible. Turns out the (thin) stereo cable from the handlebar controller to the computer was nicked by one of the feet of my fan. It didn't fail per se but got darned erratic. My bad.
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TBiking said:
[font=Times New Roman]Looking for some Computrainer help. [/font]
[font=Times New Roman]Last week I was doing some L4 intervals (20 minutes) and riding well and decided to put in push for last 5 minutes. I was riding in Ergo mode on Computrainer, spinning around 100rpm. I picked up the Ergo about 20 watts and stepped up effort. About a minute into this (16 minutes into interval) my Ergo cadence meter went from reading 100 to 28 in 1 second and immediately change the resistance (as most Computrainer riders that use ergo mode know there usually is a short lag, I say this as I am not sure it was which happended first the cadence drop or the resistance increase as it happened so fast). This locked me right up as that is a big swing. Did it again last night under similar situation. [/font]
[font=Times New Roman]Anyone ever have a similar issue? [/font]
Where you using another application besides CS? This sometimes has happened to me when in Ergo Mode in CS and trying to watch some videos on youtube, IOW...was CS on the background? Hope it helps. -
I agree, I you don't have a hardware problem (cable etc) it could be that some program is competing with CS. CS uses a lot of resources (in task manager it as always at 100%). In my personal experience if you run other programs at the same time (even mp3 files with Media Player) glitches happen quite often.
I have two computers: one for CS and 3D and the other to play audio and video.Hope it helps
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