A trainer ride exported heart rates alone (or nothing) and a ride through tunnels the wheel's totals over GPS's distances; GPX's type came before its description and TCX's watts before the cadence, against their schemas. The wheel's size was learnt from rides GPS covered only in part. The live screen parsed the whole recording again on every sensor frame; now it reads each line once and shows sensors on the second's tick. The offline maps' requests time out after 20 s.
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11d, its sensors: a ride's Record sheet offers the CSC sensor (0x1816)
and the power meter (0x1818), found nearby and remembered as the strap
is; the person's devices are now one map of DeviceKind to DeviceStore.
The service parses CSC and Cycling Power measurements (JVM-tested,
counters' rollover, coasting), writes the wheel's revolutions, the
crank's cadence and the watts to the file and to series of their own.
The recording screen shows cadence and watts; the page the power's
chart, average, highest and normalised power and the cadence's chart and
average; GPX, TCX and FIT carry them. A plan's watts target reads the
power meter too.
The wheel's speed and distance follow. Not tried with a real sensor.
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11c: where a recording has GPS and the phone a barometer, the service
averages its readings over 5 s into the file's `b` lines and the
workout's new `pressure` series (tenths of a pascal). The page, Health
Connect's totals and the exported files take the fixes' altitudes from
it: the standard atmosphere's height at the pressure, levelled by the
median of GPS's altitudes less those; climbs count above 1 m. Workouts
recorded before keep GPS's altitudes; an older app skips the series.
Not tried on a phone yet.
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11b: Export on a workout's page hands it to the share sheet as GPX (with
a track only; heart rate and cadence in Garmin's TrackPointExtension),
TCX (laps, heart rate, cadence, watts, a row's distance) or FIT (file
ID, records, timer events at the pauses, laps with their intensities,
session, activity), all from the same points: the precise fixes while
moving, else the rower's frames, else the heart rates; a plan's steps
are the laps. The FIT writer is our own (protocol 1.0, CRC-16/ARC),
tested by a reader written from the specification.
Not tried yet with Strava, intervals.icu or Garmin Connect.
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As a recording with a plan is saved, each step run becomes a lap in the
workout's sealed payload: the step, its round, when it started and ended,
its moving time and distance, with the highest heart rate the zones ran
with. The page lists the steps with their pace, speed or split, stroke
rate, watts and heart rate, marks whether each held its target, and the
charts shade the work steps.
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Read from other apps, off until turned on, asks for reading with the
history; the apps that wrote sessions are listed, each off. One turned
on brings its sessions, earlier ones at once and later ones through the
changes token as the app opens and comes to the front: each a workout
of Train's own store, sealed and synced, its origin in its payload, its
heart rate, pauses and a row's power as series, named by its app in the
list and on its page. A double of a workout Train has brings at most its
heart rate; one deleted in Train stays out; a track comes only when
asked for on the page, Health Connect asking for consent. What came from
Health Connect is never written back.
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Rowing indoors is offered again, with the rower chosen on the Record
sheet: a sheet looks for Fitness Machine Service rowers, and the one
chosen is remembered in the person's folder. The recorder service
connects to it as to the strap (one NotifyLink for both), parses
FTMS's Rower Data in Kotlin (tested on the JVM on frames written from
the specification and D8's), counts its totals from its first frame,
pauses 5 s after the last stroke, and gets the connectedDevice type. A
row's screen shows its metres, split per 500 m, stroke rate and watts;
its page its average split, stroke rate and power, the highest power,
its strokes, splits per 500 m and charts of the split, stroke rate and
power. Not yet tried on the WP 5000.
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The Record sheet gains a Heart rate row: a sheet looks for straps
advertising the Heart Rate Service, the nearest first, once nearby
devices are allowed, and the one chosen is remembered in the person's
folder; it records with every workout unless switched off for one.
The recorder service connects to it with Android's own Bluetooth API,
no package (D26), parses Heart Rate Measurement in Kotlin (tested on
the JVM), writes each rate and the strap's state to the recording
file, and asks for a lost strap again for as long as it records. The
recording screen shows the heart rate, and "Strap lost" while it is
gone; a workout's page shows the heart's average and highest rate,
each split's average and its chart.
iOS's recording waits for a Mac (D25), after the rower.
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Home lists the person's workouts newest first under their months, each
with its activity's icon, its name (else the time of day's and the
activity's), when it started, its distance, moving time and pace or
speed; those this device can't open come last, locked. A workout's page
shows its track on the instance's map source (flutter_map with
vector_map_tiles, pinned at 9.0.0-beta.13), in pieces between its
pauses, start and end marked; its totals with the elevation gained;
its splits per kilometre on foot, per 5 km cycling; pace or speed and
elevation over the distance, drawn by the app's own painter; and what
the map's source sees. Its name and notes are edited there; deleting
asks first and can be undone for a moment from home (halkyon_app's
DelayedDeletions, TrainPerson.deletions).
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WorkoutRepository keeps a workout with its series, sealed with the
person's key: a workout for its row, a series chunk for its row and its
workout, so the instance can neither read them nor move a chunk to
another workout. A readable or changed row shows locked, never as the
person's; a device without the account's keys saves nothing. On the
device's database a workout and its series are written in one
transaction, and a deleted one is blanked before it goes, so the sync
engine's tombstones hold nothing.
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A workout's payload is JSON naming its activity, times, name, notes and
totals; a series is cut into chunks of at most 10 minutes, each its
times and columns as differences from the value before, gzipped before
it is sealed (ten minutes of positions at a fix a second take a few KB).
A payload of a newer schema, an unknown activity or kind, or a blank one
is skipped, never read half.
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