SRAM Quarq Powermeter Support

Johannes Waldmüller shared this problem 20 days ago
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Hey Guys,

I have a new powermeter 😃 unfortunately it doesn't seem to be supported yet 😪

It's a SRAM Quarq DUB Powermeter with Bluetooth Support but Locusmaps can't find it.

Could you olease evaluate compatibility? Thanks a lot in advance! See attach for details

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Hi Johannes,

sorry for the inconvenience but we don't do evaluations of hardware. We only collect evaluations from other users and publish them at https://docs.locusmap.app/doku.php/manual:faq:support_for_hrm_monitors. We can only add this device to the list as unsupported.

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Hey Michal, very sad for me 😪 I enjoy my power statistics in dashboard very much for training and touring.

The SRAM Quarq Powermeters are developing towards market standard for SRAM groupsets. It's cheap (in comparison), accurate and integrated. So maybe you give it a look if you can enable compatibility with small effort? 🫣

If I can help you, let me know 🙏

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Johannes, there are thousands of HR/power/cadence/speed... measuring devices on the market. I suppose you understand that we can't buy each of them and tweak the app so that it is compatible. Locus Map uses standard Bluetooth protocols and if a device doesn't connect, it is probably because it doesn't follow this standard accurately.

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Thank you Michal, I can unterstand that. I thought maybe you have contact options as a developer to access for example SRAM Quarq API or protocol without buying the device.

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Unfortunately, there is currently no publicly available SRAM Quarq API for regular developers to directly access data from power meters or the AXS ecosystem. SRAM maintains a closed system focused on end users in this regard.

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Awesome news Michal,

I tried connecting the Quarq powermeter as "other device". It was found and connected, but the data was incompatible (as expected).

I disconnected the device and again tried search for it as a powermeter...and voilà: it is found, can be connected and data works.

I'm glad to give it a second try! So I guess, you now can add it to compatible devices, but with a hint 😃🙏

Proofs see attaches.

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Ah, good news at last :). I'll add the device to the list with your hint. Thanks!

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