I’ve been using it with FEC (I did have to do the FEC activation back in early 2018 with version 2.x of the simulator) for over 18 months with Zwift. It stopped working recently and seems to have coincided with the new bkool software.
The weird thing is, I’m sure I only downloaded the latest simulator AFTER I saw a problem with Zwift.
understand ! I already installed several previous versions to try to do the conversion of FEC.
But bkool Unlogged from previous versions, you install but when you log in, the screen does not move into the program.
No I don’t think so. They must want to support Zwift or they can forget selling any more trainers.
I also just got the reply from David that you pasted above. I replied asking why my previously working trainer has suddenly stopped talking to Zwift.
I also asked what this toolkit is, is it something a customer uses or a developer like Zwift will need to use.
I also asked what is happening with Bluetooth support in Zwift. They should be working together to make that happen because the lack of iOS support is painful and losing them customers.
hello, after contacting bkool support, this is their answer.
Thanks for your message. Bkool Pro, Pro2 and Bkool Go trainers can broadcast in ANT+ FE-C protocol, and be used with any other compatible simulator or device. We will shortly release an update of our app Bkool Toolkit to get this change done:
Please be patient until this update is published.
See you at Bkool,
Bkool Team.
we just have to wait for the update:frowning_face:
I also got that reply from them. No sign of the new Toolkit app yet. And why has the trainer stopped working on ANT-FEC? I thought this was a capability that you turned on once and it just worked.
maybe they took people out to use the bkool platform, because to use zwift you just needed the FEC, right?
But it was a shot in the foot of bkool, nobody wants to use their app.
I’m using Rouvy while they don’t get this ■■■■.
I heard some people are using BLE and it’s working on zwift!