Hey. I am having issues setting the elite Nero rollers up.
Rollers work fine Thro the elite app but although are recognised via swift as a power source and controllable but no power or speed data is transferred.
Any ideas?
Thanks
What connection type? BTLE or ANT+? If BTLE, Device running Zwift must be the only one connected to Nero. I do not have any problems with Nero and Zwift.
The Elite Nero I own since August 2019. I use the Nero within Zwift on PC via built in Bloetooth of the MS Surface Pro 5 since October 2019. All worked properly.
On December I made a firmware update of the Nero with the Android app Upgrado. From this point in time the Nero does not work properly anymore: the measured power changes very/too slowly and the ergo mode loop back control within the Nero also does not work.
==> DO NOT UPGRADE the the firmware of the Elite Nero!
Before the firmware upgrade I was very happy. The power measurement quickly followed the effort and the ergo mode regulated the torque in regard to the cadence.
Now I am in contact with Elite to get the older firmware to downgrade… I hope that after the down grade the Nero will work all right as before.
I just found this out. I bought a Nero and one of the first things I did was to upgrade the firmware. I tried using it with Zwift and didn’t get much in the way of resistance changes, and that was while riding Innsbruck of all courses. I also could not get it to calibrate in the myEtraining app or in Rouvy. In the Etraining app it just says to “increase the speed” and no matter how fast I went, it never changed. In Rouvy, I tried several times and one time it only wanted me to hit 2mph! The other time, it asked me to hit 23mph. I did that and it never did anything but tell me to keep pedaling!
Is Elite providing you with the downgraded firmware?
I have the Elite Arion Digital Smart B+ rollers. When I first started out, they paired up (Ant+) fine and everything worked fine. However, in the middle of the third workout, the resistance completely dropped out in Zwift. I contacted Elite about it, and after following their suggestion and using the rollers with the Elite app, I found that it was Zwift that was causing the issue. Setting the “Controlable” in Zwift to “FE-C” regained the resistance settings. It is odd, since the FE-C is the setting for the Cadence, but it works so I’m rolling with it.
FE-C is the ANT+ profile for controllable trainers.
Still odd then, since the Cadence is also using that setting.
Yes I got the older firmware bot this had no affect to the power measurement behavior.
After the firmware downgrade I did not tried the spin down calibration.
Hello,
I can confirm that upgrading the firmware of my Nero was not the best idea. Before the upgrade, the ERG was not perfect. It was a bit slow - approx 10 to 30s on changes of the target power and usually oscillating a bit around the target power then. But it was working. After upgrading to the last firmware (v192), the ERG mode does not work anymore.
How is it possible to downgrade ?
I also have this problem. Have you been able to solve it?
How did the downgrade worked? What did you do to downgrade?
Nero in ERG is very slow, don’t use ERG. Ride flats or set TD to 0%, and use bike gears 
I was using Nero with Zwift and Trainerroad in cooperation and it was always good training and experience.
If you are using them at 0% TD, isn’t it then basically like riding on classical dumb rollers? (Ok, I guess you can get more resistance plus a random number generator for power…)