I recently got a new Roadwarez tracker backpack for very little: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Roadwarez-Tracker-Bluetooth-Enabled-Cycling-Backpack/dp/B07P7D9M72 still shows it.
It is 'smart', eg. supposed to work via bluetooth with an app to control the builtin, bright LED array. However, the app is not available anymore on the official Android app store and apparently is not working on IOS. The company disappeared, and along with it the management of mandatory accounts.
It is a nice, sturdy backpack in itself and I will keep it, even without being able to take advantage of LED array. The LEDs do light up when connected to a USB backup battery, with a red pattern which can serve as a back light. But the pattern cannot be controlled.
Does anybody have one, perhaps from around 5 years ago, and if so able to share their experience or some tips ?
Ideally, somebody already tried something with the app, or perhaps directly access the builtin controller of the LED array ? Unfortunately, I could not find anything and I do not want to look into decompiling APKs .
There is a hard to reach label inside which reads in part:
A.P3 Information Technologies KFT (2018-2024)
address in Budapest, Hungary
Model name: STR21631
FCC ID: S9NSP0TLEIS or so
A.P3 Information Technologies KFT existed 2018-2024.
It is 'smart', eg. supposed to work via bluetooth with an app to control the builtin, bright LED array. However, the app is not available anymore on the official Android app store and apparently is not working on IOS. The company disappeared, and along with it the management of mandatory accounts.
It is a nice, sturdy backpack in itself and I will keep it, even without being able to take advantage of LED array. The LEDs do light up when connected to a USB backup battery, with a red pattern which can serve as a back light. But the pattern cannot be controlled.
Does anybody have one, perhaps from around 5 years ago, and if so able to share their experience or some tips ?
Ideally, somebody already tried something with the app, or perhaps directly access the builtin controller of the LED array ? Unfortunately, I could not find anything and I do not want to look into decompiling APKs .
There is a hard to reach label inside which reads in part:
A.P3 Information Technologies KFT (2018-2024)
address in Budapest, Hungary
Model name: STR21631
FCC ID: S9NSP0TLEIS or so
A.P3 Information Technologies KFT existed 2018-2024.
