Thanks for the link. If I interpreted the brochure correctly then the auto mode works between assist levels 2, 3 and 4. That reflects my test experience yesterday.
Yes, update might actually cause me to give up ‘control’ once in a while. Over 20mph headwinds and made the journey much easier... less changing power modes. Cadence and speed even. 2020 Liv Intrigue... Wonderful!Just got this update yesterday when I used the bike app. A huge difference now in Smart assist mode. Almost no need to pedal at all! I guess it will eat up the battery faster. Feels like “Sport” mode now.
I tried changing the factory assist % settings in my Fathom e+2. After turning off the bike and on again, the new ammended settings were gone and back to default. I have the newest updated firmware as of today, so i dont know if this is a bug of the new update. Can someone here confirm if it is the same on your end? Another user in another thread here, just confirmed with me that when you change the settings, it saves it after turning off and on again.
After deleting the app then reloading onto my iPhone 8 it seems to be fully functional for the first time on my 2020 Fathom hard tall. First time cadence worked and that I could save rides. I really only use this app to modify my assist settings and check battery level. I have other apps I use to show vitals and record my rides.
perhaps someday in a galaxy far, far away this app will be something I will want to use on my rides.
For me, it is working as it should.When you modify assist settings does it save it? When I turn bike off and back on, the modified assist settings always revert to default.
Try saving your “ride“ before turning Ride Control off. Seems like this saves more than just your ride.For me, it is working as it should.
OK will try saving a ride thru the app and see if it saves the ammended settings... Never saved my rides thru the app since I was using Strava. ThanksTry saving your “ride“ before turning Ride Control off. Seems like this saves more than just your ride.
Ah, not good. You should back off pedalling power slightly before you shift though.
BTW. Auto mode only selects between 1 and 4, 5 is only selectable manually.
Hello Softsand,
You stated " Auto mode only selects between 1 and 4, 5 is only selectable manually."
I would like to be sure of this (mostly out of curiosity) because I ride in Auto most of the time.
I have often wished there was a way to know which Assist Level Auto was selecting, as a point of reference in a case where I may choose to switch to Manual.
I too assumed it utilized Level 5, because the hill climbs have been so easy........
Can you confirm the "1 to 4" statement ?
or Tell me where to look it up ?
Craig
I was wrong... I swore I read that somewhere however when trying to find it, I found this bit of text from Giant - the Smart Assist mode “is able to use all 11 Micro-assist levels between 50 percent and 360 percent support ratio that are pre-programmed in the motor. These 11 levels are the same levels that are selectable when tuning the motor with the RideControl app. So instead of just five modes, this gives a much smoother and more gradual change in the support provided.”