ANT+ compatibility
snickwell
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Hi there
Need a fairly quick response as I'm about to pull the trigger!
I'm buying the Bryton Rider 35E from Wiggle but also want a cadence/speed sensor, so am looking at the Garmin GSC 10 Wireless Speed/Cadence Sensor too.
Will these two devices work with each other? My gut says yes, but wanted confirmation!
Need a fairly quick response as I'm about to pull the trigger!
I'm buying the Bryton Rider 35E from Wiggle but also want a cadence/speed sensor, so am looking at the Garmin GSC 10 Wireless Speed/Cadence Sensor too.
Will these two devices work with each other? My gut says yes, but wanted confirmation!
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I believe, that if the Bryton Rider 35E has cadence speed capability, and uses the ANT+ comms protocol, then you should be fine.
As I understand it, any ANT+ cadence device that is looking for an ANT+ canence sensor, will talk to the sensor no matter what make it is.
I'm sure someone else will be able to confirm this soon...............Science adjusts it’s beliefs based on what’s observed.
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That's also what I was thinking, but need to be 100%...0
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Probably too late for you, sorry, but I haven't been logged in for a couple of weeks.
I have the Bryton Rider 35 and can confirm (100%) that it works perfectly with Garmin Ant+ compatable kit.
You simply need to go to settings-sensors-cadence then manually scan the device. You'll see it's been recognised when it shows a unique 5 character code.
You'll probably want to then change the screen around so that the cadence output is on the main screen.
go to settings-display-meter-meter 1,2 or 3. select the appropriate field and use the up and down arrow until the cadence output is displayed, press select.There's warp speed - then there's Storck Speed0