Documentation
The dashboard
Tiles, gauges, charts and the map: building a screen around the way you ride.
The main screen is a grid of tiles. Each tile shows one reading. Which tiles are there, how big they are and in what order is up to you, and the arrangement is saved per wheel.
Rearranging it#
- The plus button at the top adds a tile. The list only offers readings your wheel actually reports.
- A tile can be dragged to a new position and resized by its corner.
- A tile you do not want can be removed.
Some models start from a layout picked for them. An InMotion P6, for example, shows tyre pressure straight away, because that wheel reports it.
What can be shown#
The list depends on the brand and model. Everything the app knows how to display:
| Group | Readings |
|---|---|
| Motion | speed, trip distance, total distance, ride time, moving average speed, acceleration |
| Load | PWM, output current, phase current, battery power, apparent power, motor power, torque, current limit |
| Battery | charge level, voltage, battery current, left and right battery currents, lowest, highest and average cell, cell spread, watt-hours per kilometre |
| Temperatures | controller, motor, board, CPU, IMU, battery, hottest cell, hottest battery board |
| Attitude | pitch angle, roll angle, target angle, pedal angle, acceleration and braking angle, fall angle |
| Wheel limits | tilt-back speed, speed warning, tilt-back by PWM, PWM warning, tilt-back by bus current, danger speed, stop speed |
| Other | ride mode, lock state, charge mode, charge voltage and current, shutdown timer, tyre pressure, remaining range |
If a reading is missing from the add menu, either your wheel does not report it or that part of the protocol has not been decoded yet.
How a tile looks#
You choose how each tile draws itself. Tapping a tile opens that reading's own screen, where its look and colour are set:
- a chart, which is the default;
- a speedometer;
- a horizontal scale;
- a vertical scale;
- a bipolar scale, for readings that go negative: current and power under braking;
- large text.
One tile shows the map on the main screen, if route recording is on.
Quick actions#
Below the grid sits a row of quick actions. What appears there depends on the wheel:
- low beam,
- high beam,
- automatic light,
- power off.
The set is decided by brand and model, because the commands differ between wheels.
Session summary#
A separate row sums up the current session: top speed, average speed, peak PWM, battery used, distance and duration. It is the quickest way to compare two climbs or two launches without opening the ride history.
Speed correction#
If the readings disagree with another instrument, display settings have a speed correction. It is a percentage: a hundred means no change, a hundred and ten means show ten percent more. The correction changes only what you see and never touches the wheel.