Activities
- A ride's details panel now has an All devices section under the battery badges. Before you open it, it tells you the lowest battery on the ride, or which device needs charging.
- Open it to see the head unit and every sensor that was connected on the ride, not just the ones that reported a battery status. Devices that need attention are listed first.
- Each device leads with its battery: its status, its level, and how much it changed over the ride. Where a device reports its level through the ride, a chart shows how it drained. This includes the head unit itself.
- A device that reports a percentage but no status of its own, as most head units do, is now flagged at 20% and again at 10%.
- Groupsets that report more than one battery show each battery separately.
- Open Details on a device for its serial number and IDs, firmware and hardware versions, manufacturer and operating time. Click a serial number or ID to copy it. The ID that rides use to match the sensor is marked.
- Sensors built into the head unit, such as GPS and the barometer, are listed in a note rather than as separate devices.
What you see depends on what each head unit and sensor writes to the ride file, so some devices show more than others. A device that reported no battery says so, and a field a device didn't report is left out.
Rides imported from this update onwards keep the full device record. Earlier rides show the details that were kept at the time: each device's name, type, battery status and IDs.