Análisis de la app IpSensorMan para 12 de enero

IpSensorMan Manages talking to various sporting sensors using ANT+™ or Bluetooth or Bluetooth Low Energy interfaces. Using a separate app allows multiple client apps to access to the sensors simultaneously. Most of the hard work for talking to the various standard sensors is provided by the app simplifying the client apps. Simplified information is broadcast to any registered application that wants access to the sensor data. This product is ANT+ certified and complies with the following specified ANT+ device profiles: Bicycle speed data Bicycle cadence data Bicycle combined speed and cadence data Bicycle power data Heart rate data The following are supported but have not gone though certification yet. Stride Based Speed and Distance (footpod) Environment (Garmin Tempe) Running dynamics Bike Radar Fitness equipment control (FEC). Trainer control. Shifting Suspension Dropper post Remote control Muscle Oxygen Bike Light Polar Wearlink®+ transmitter with Bluetooth® and Zephyr HxM BlueTooth Heart rate monitor support added with 1.2.6 Bluetooth Low Energy / Bluetooth Smart support for the following. Heart rate Bike speed and cadence Bike power (Only a single sensor not dual pedals transmitting independently) Running speed and cadence (footpod) Stryd running power. IpSensorMan should recognize other ANT+ sensor types although full decoding support is not currently implemented. Currently the applications using IpSensorMan are: IpBike an ANT+ sensor based bike computer. https://market.android.com/details?id=com.iforpowell.android.ipbike IpPeloton an app to show details from other ANT+ heart rate monitors and power sensors. So you can easily compare your effort with your riding companions effort. https://market.android.com/details?id=com.iforpowell.android.ippeloton IpWatts an application to log the data from multiple power sensors simultaniously with a single timebase. Also logs a single Speed, Cadence and Heart rate source. The app you need if you want to compare Power meters. https://market.android.com/details?id=com.iforpowell.android.ipwatts Other applications may well be added. If you are a developer and want to use this interface then please feel free to email me. Permission reasons. Network communications - full Internet access. The crash reporting system want this. Also I collect usage stats via flurry.com. I am really interested what phones it is installed on and what ANT+ sensors it is used with. You can switch this off from the options. Hardware controls - ANT radio access. I won't be able to do much without this one. System tools - modify global system settings, prevent phone from sleeping. There is an option to keep ANT active when the phone is in airplane mode which us useful for saving power, this needs to modify the system settings. You still need to do the airplane mode entry yourself. This feature needs at least version 2.6 of ANT Radio Services. If we are actively monitoring the ant radio the phone will not sleep, the screen may still go off though. Bluetooth - in order to support the Bluetooth Heart rate monitors. Location - is needed to be able to access Bluetooth low energy sensors. This is because theoretically you can then see beacons which can be used to get your location. I do not have any Beacon support. For details on USB Host mode and using an ANT usb stick please see http://www.iforpowell.com/cms/index.php?page=usb-ant-stick