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😄 Yes, it was a demo that it works on the radio level, sorry. It will come soon one way or the other

Hello, the bridge is not yet working, the video was a proof of concept to check it the BT module of the NRF can to it. The problem is that each wheel has it's own protocol, and in the case on Kingsong, it uses some BT characteristics that requires changes in espruino core in order to emulate. I have contacted @SebaEucWorld and we talked about a solution where the watch will be a new wheel protocol, I am waiting for him to finish with his updates on the eucWorld, and we will give it a go. So for now, if you need both the phone and the watch, it is not yet ready, sorry ps. I do have an wheellog version that is modified to allow for the bridge to work, but I think it is best to wait some more time so it can be done the proper way.

Nice, thank you for testing Goodnight

the haptic feedback is progressive, I will expain a bit how it works. For the case of amperage, and braking: Example: set the breaking amperage to 7 amps, with a step off 1 amp. When breaking, if the amperage generated is 7 amps, one short pulse will come to the hand in the form of haptic feedback. If 10 amps are generated, 3 pulses will come. if 13 amps are generated, one long pulse(5 short ones are made to a long one) and 2 short will come. This way, you get info without looking at the watch.

yes, it is 0 because you are not moving . If you put it to the charger, it will say 2, and get white. White on amperage is negative, it indicates braking or charging

Nice. When you connect/disconnect the wheel, you will see that for a second or so, three little icons are displayed on top. The are supposed to help understand what the readings are, I will make it a bit better, but to explain: left is temp, right is battery, middle is amperage. They are all collor coded, will change depending on state, you can set the limits on the haptic menu, it not just for the haptic, it is for the color coding of the dash too. So set the limits, and if you don't want the haptic, just disable it, the color coding will work. the speed color coding follows the speed alarms, even if they are disabled. The speed dash will get white after speed alarm1, yellow after 2 and red after alarm three. Also the amperage alarms will make the speed dash change collor if they have to. If you are going slow, but way over the amperage limmits you have set, say you are going uphill, both the amperage and speed will change color, The idea is that if there is something that you need to pay attention to, it will be in bright collor.

Thanks, I have now pushed the change. Go to the loader page from the phone or PC, and it will say one update is available. Do the update and please report when you have some time if the battery level is now ok.

@nec if you go to the garage page, is the model of the wheel displayed correctly? Does it say KS16S ?

Correct, that is it, I will make a check and push the change.

Perfect, that explains it, I have not yet tested the 67 volt KS wheels, I only have 84 for KS. So it is displaying the batt stats, as if you were at 100% at 84 volt, so this explains it. I will push a change and let you know

this a feature If you long hold on the speed display menu(dash), it is like long pressing the button, it will toggle connection on/off. Another feature is that it auto turns the lights on/off on connect/disconnect from the watch.

Hi Nec, is that a Sherman? If so, it is my bad, only speed is displayed correctly for now, I will fix it. If not, please tell me the model so that we can test a bit. The bridge is not yet ready, so you cannot yet have the phone and the watch at the same time, soon

Yes I am Greek from Athens, and I normally use the curious αλφάβητο. 🤣 English is no problem though, I wish I new some France so that I could at least check what google translates, but I can't so please bare with me. I will let you know when the inmotionV11 client is up.

thank you @Maneaumetre for the how-to, very nice. Only two notes, the last file, step4, will change from time to time, as espruino gets updated, so maybe it is better to not hard-link the name. If it is important for someone to change that file, I will give notice. For instance, this image its very new, and custom made for us EUC users by @fanoush (*). He made the MTU window bigger, and now inmotionV11 works perfectly, the client will be available soon, but for everybody that does not have the latest image installed, it will not work. Installing the latest espruino image, is done by simply doing step 4 again with the new image, the scripts will not be lost, no eucwatch reinstallation is required. The other note is that step 6 on your guide can be done from the PC too, from a chrome browser, it is a bit faster I think. Thank you (*) http://forum.espruino.com/conversations/362761/

Je vous souhaite de bonnes promenades, salutations de la Grèce. ( google translate, I hope it came ok. )

hello, I recently bought one from here, It was fast delivery to Greece from Poland, so I think it will be even better for France from France. It was a TON5, 816 and sc7a20, just select the correct file for step1 and it will work ok. For the begode client, I noticed some errors happen on temperature level, it is some times stuck to displaying the number 10. I will fix it first chance I get to a wheel, juts so you know. Thank to all for trying it out, feel free to alter it in any way you like. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002193791349.html

hello, Begode (gotway) client is now ready, it supports calibration,tilt speed, alarms, riding mode, lights, horn, dashboard and haptic alerts.

Thank you for the welcome I agree, this watch is supposed to be just a wearable dash. It does have gadgetbridge support, so it can be used as a smartwatch, and has some apps like a calculator and alarms, but that is just for fun. As a dash it works excellent, it connects in an instant, and espruino is very stable BT wise, the connection never drops, it can be trusted to provide haptic feedback in realtime. The goal is to have the watch connect to the wheel to provide the dash and haptic, and then if one wants more, eucWorld will be able to connect to the watch, that emulates the wheel. That way we will have best of both worlds, simplicity and battery life, plus all the nice things eucWorld has to offer.

Hello, the project is based on javascript, not arduino, The p8 watch is basically an pinetime (https://www.pine64.org/pinetime/), same manufacturer, different casing. One can install arduino, python (wasp-os), infinitime, and many other projects on it. I went the espruino way (javascript), I like that it is simple to program, it has an online ide (https://www.espruino.com/ide/), can write code inside the watch, and an easy to use app management system (https://enaon.github.io/eucWatch/p8). Everything is done from a chrome browser using web bluetooth, no physical connection to the watch is needed. Sherman and begode are just displaying speed for now, ninebot e + and kingsong have a complete client, and inmotion v11 full client is on the way. Instructions on how to hack a p8 watch and install the project are here, https://enaon.github.io/eucWatch/tools/hackme/