Stefan Mikes
Gravel e-biker
- Region
- Europe
- City
- Mazovia, PL
"We" need "our" batteries charged 100% because "we" are riding "our" e-bikes and nobody knows what the tomorrow holds, Bobbut we know how well that works...
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"We" need "our" batteries charged 100% because "we" are riding "our" e-bikes and nobody knows what the tomorrow holds, Bobbut we know how well that works...
Nothing against 100% charge and using it to make life better."We" need "our" batteries charged 100% because "we" are riding "our" e-bikes and nobody knows what the tomorrow holds, Bobi have never used the feature and even do not intend to try it!
I understand that, Bob.Nothing against 100% charge and using it to make life better.
Specialized documentation says the 80% feature will switch to 100% after 9 charge cycles in order to calibrate. But it implies only one 100% charge is needed, and then the bike will revert to 80%. If that's not true they should say so. My bike is stuck in a mode where the charging display (Mastermind) says 80% mode is active but the 100% exception is in effect.
IMO it's not a feature if it only works once, and Specialized needs to own up to that.
Hmmm. Do you have multiple apps on your phone? Blevo and Mission Control and/or Specialized (newer app)?Nothing against 100% charge and using it to make life better.
Specialized documentation says the 80% feature will switch to 100% after 9 charge cycles in order to calibrate. But it implies only one 100% charge is needed, and then the bike will revert to 80%. If that's not true they should say so. My bike is stuck in a mode where the charging display (Mastermind) says 80% mode is active but the 100% exception is in effect.
IMO it's not a feature if it only works once, and Specialized needs to own up to that.
Um, I think charging to 100% on cycle 10, 20, etc. is how it's designed: calibrate on every 10th cycle. So you do get one charge to 100% and then back to 80%?
I've tried various things, deleting apps included, to no success. As you can see from this thread there are many of us who are stuck at 100%. Some have found a way out involving factory resets, etc., but I just want it to work like you describe it does for you.
It's been raining here for two days .. Nearly 5 inches thus far and no end in sight. Once it stops the highs will be in the 40's.... And 20's for lows. ArghhhhhhhNo worries, mfgrep. Glad to know that when it works, it works the way I expected.
I finally bit the bullet and chatted with Specialized tech support. The gist of it was, "The app team is aware of this and will have a fix on next release. There's no date for that. Sorry."
I have the latest Specialized App. Charging to 100% only happens once in 10 charging.Just curious if there was ever a resolution of this issue. Also, has anyone verified if the latest Specialized App (which replaces Mission Control) resolves it?
I've just got my Vado 4 back from the dealer following a repair. All firmware has been updated to the latest version (so they tell me but I have no visible verification of this on the newest app) but it still keeps charging to 100% despite having the 'limit to 80%' turned on.Just curious if there was ever a resolution of this issue. Also, has anyone verified if the latest Specialized App (which replaces Mission Control) resolves it?
I've just got my Vado 4 back from the dealer following a repair. All firmware has been updated to the latest version (so they tell me but I have no visible verification of this on the newest app) but it still keeps charging to 100% despite having the 'limit to 80%' turned on.
It just so happens that I called Specialized to ask this question last Friday.Does anyone know why we have to keep taking our bikes into the shop for firmware upgrades? Aren't these bikes supposed to be able to receive over-the-air updates from home? I can't think of one firmware update I've been able to do at home.