Concept2 Forum

the paid version of ErgZone does store drive length and force curve. It's worth mentioning that not all PM5s support force curve through Bluetooth, it has to be PM5v2 or higher. The v2 are the ones with the green C2 logo. Also ErgZone has a 1 week free trial when you choose the in-app monthly subscr...

Does the paid version of ErgZone have the data that you're looking for?

ErgData isn't the issue, it just has to record what it already gets. It is Concept2's backend that collects and stored the data that is limiting it. Aside my PM5 I use OpenRowingMonitor, and we can send in RowsAndAll native dataformat to RowsAndAll (and I am working on integrating it), and we can se...

Would love to be able to analyze force curve, drive length etc from ErgData instead of having to go through Painsled or boatcoach. Since those apps can record the data from PM5 assuming it wouldn’t be a huge leap to have ErgData export natively. I’m sure plenty of other data ...

... and average force, drivelength, drivetime etc..) are shown by ErgData but not stored in the C2 Logbook, and thus can't be analysed in RowsAndAll. PainSled allowed to record this data and upload it to RowsAndAll, but it seems to be unsupported. Exactly my question and issue - thanks for saying ...

... and average force, drivelength, drivetime etc..) are shown by ErgData but not stored in the C2 Logbook, and thus can't be analysed in RowsAndAll. PainSled allowed to record this data and upload it to RowsAndAll, but it seems to be unsupported. ErgZone comes to mind, but I don't know if they save ...

Hi, ErgData synchronizes to the Concept2 Logbook. From Rowsandall, you can import workouts from Concept2 logbook.

Great idea - will email Sander/Rowsandall directly.
Thx
Ron

Researched it a bit and seems like I need to use an app like Painsled to get all this data since ErgData shows it but doesn’t record it - is this correct? That is correct (and a huge missed opportunity by Concept2). If so is Painsled still the preferred ...

... wanted to look at (stroke length, max force, force curves, etc) did not come through. Researched it a bit and seems like I need to use an app like Painsled to get all this data since ErgData shows it but doesn’t record it - is this correct? If so is Painsled still the preferred interface, or are ...

... driven sport, they have some work to do there. Issue is that RP3 even outperforms RowsAndAll at the moment, so you can't even get by by using painsled for example. Some integration with tools like trainingpeaks is expected. You want a schedule to be ready (Pete's plan?) and just import it ...

I’ve been rowing with Zwift for several years using painsled and Rowedbiker to connect the PM5 to Zwift and have really been enjoying it. Recently, however, I’m no longer able to successfully connect. My intermediary iPhone still shows up as option ...

Dragfactor only varies slightly across strokes due to measurement noise, so there actually is no reason to record it on a per stroke basis.

Drivelength can vary from stroke to stroke, and it is reported via bluetooth. You can register it using tools like PainSled and export it to csv.

... (seconds), Watts, Cal/Hr, Stroke Rate, and Heart Rate. It is communicated via the Bluetooth protocol, which can be read by ErgData but also by Painsled and similar tools. These other tools can record all stroke force data (including force curves). However they are the basis for the power calculations, ...

... based on the event (start of the drive, start of the recovery), and reports much more metrics (much more than the C2 logbook records). Tools like painsled can show you wat really gets reported. I don't see why you say "Not really". When C2 logbook forwards to Garmin Connect, they for sure do not ...