by feleven » Sun Feb 21, 2010 12:30 am
In reference to the questions below, I imported all my data from Polar's Precision Performance software (not from the current Polar ProTrainer 5 software), into my MacBook Pro running Snow Leopard OSX.
Does beta 17 support displaying lap markers on the data graph? I can't get them to show up on my data graphs.
Also, when I bring up a data graph with the x-axis showing time, then switch it to show distance (miles in this case), I don't get the whole run on the graph (a six mile run shows maybe the first 4, sometimes 5, lap markers at the 1 mile mark, but not the 6th).
Then, when I switch the x-axis again to distance, the data and the x-axis markers disappear... the graph is totally blank, and the "Selection" text shows nothing is selected. How do you select a part of a data graph, for example if I want to zoom in on the first 1 mile segment?
When I switch back to time on the x-axis the data and time markers are back. In short, there's something buggy with the x-axis switching function... its almost as if a pointer to the data is corrupted once the x-axis has been switched to distance and then back to time.
Does beta 17 understand multiple activities on the same date? PPP codes these same-day activities as 09091101.hrm, 09091102.hrm and so on (assuming the date was 09Sep09). If I import these activities all at the same time, the first one in sets many of the parameters for the subsequently imported activities - for example, all activities will be displayed as the same duration and time of day they were executed. If import them separately, then update something in each one after its imported, then they come in okay.
If you import non-running data files into beta 17 (I do cardio workouts that I record and dump into iST), and have the default activity set to "Running", all the imported activities come in as "Running", even though the activities were recorded with another activity that's been entered into the iST activity list, (for example "Walking"). Did I do something wrong, or is this a bug?
Stuart - even though I have no way to connect my S625X HRM to the MacBook Pro yet (I can't find a Polar serial IR interface for love or money - so I transfer data from the S625X to a PC and then copy the hrm/pdd files to the Mac for importing), I STILL like your program and desperately want it to be the equivalent of, or better than, what Polar provides. So you can expect lots of comments from me as I start using iSmartTrain for my activities going forward.
In terms of the Mac USB-IR driver situation, is this a matter of not being able to get the driver parameters from somebody, or just not having priority in you obviously limited coding schedule? We need to resolve this issue somehow - the old Polar serial IR interfaces are just not out there anymore.
Best Regards,
Rod Hutson
Edmonton AB Canada
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Rod
[iSmartTrain V3.0.7 on MacBookPro]
[Polar S625X workouts downloaded to PT5 WIn7 via IrDA, .hrm/.pdd files copied to MBPro then .pdd imported into iSmartTrain]