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synchronization with Ambit 3 Peak #262
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What is the output before that as this is just the summary of the build failing, not the output about when it actually failed. |
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Ad "extras", I guess the version of wireshark-development files are not matching. If you don't need that part I'd suggest to exclude "extras" from the build-steps. |
On the missing synchronization I cannot help much as I don't own an Ambit 3, but only Ambit 2, which synchronizes routes and sport-modes properly. |
When I build with ./build.sh -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug I obtain the following output:adrian@127:/opt/openambit-0.5$ Vendor: 1493, Product: 1b
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Hi "Orbital Data" = GPS Data |
BTW: maybe these errors depends on the hardware version of your ambit 3. what is your version? |
May be this is of help:
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Yes, it looks like this is not supported (yet) for ambit3, see openambit/src/libambit/device_driver_ambit3.c Line 128 in 8c45837
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Hi, being an old thread, I was wondering if ambit 3 peak is now able to sync properly. Any experience? |
No, I haven't got it to work....
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ok wow. So summarizing, what's possible to do with openambit and Ambit3 Peak? Thanks again |
Hi
I checked briefly. I have OpenAmbit v0.4, Qt 5.12.8. installed.
- the app recognizes the watch and establishes contact (to an Ambit3 peak)
- synchronization of tracks to openambit seems to work
- the app still tries to contact Suunto's Movescount, however, sadly,
this has been discontinued and is no longer available
Hence this always generates upload errors
…-synchronization of routes and settings therefore do not work, as
openambit tries to link to Movescount. However, this also did not work
previously.
I would be interested in a further development of openambit
Since the decommissioning of Movescount I can no longer edit the
functions that I developed for my watch on Movescount. I miss this feature.
Cheers
Adrian
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ok wow. So summarizing, what's possible to do with openambit and
Ambit3 Peak? Thanks again
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I have an Ambit3 Peak, and while I haven't synced in a while, it has worked in the past. I haven't ever uploaded anything to any cloud service so can't comment about that (I just keep the XML files for future inspection), but the the biggest issue has been the downloaded traces not including heart rate data. That includes the data coming through the wire, I haven't been able to see them using Wireshark either. |
Ok thanks for the replies!
I still do not have the watch with me. I will start experimenting with it
in late december i guess.
As far as I understand Ambit 3 sync (post-movescout) works via mobile app
only.
I guess the strong point for openambit would be to have a full offline
method to:
1. Backup activity logs
2. Load local gpx files for navigation
3. Change watch settings via config files
Frankly speaking I do not like the idea of being forced to be online for
the above simple routines.
I am not a c++ programmer, but will definitely look into the code once I
have the watch.
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I have an Ambit3 Peak, and while I haven't synced in a while, it has
worked in the past. I haven't ever uploaded anything to any cloud service
so can't comment about that (I just keep the XML files for future
inspection), but the the biggest issue has been the downloaded traces not
including heart rate data. That includes the data coming through the wire,
I haven't been able to see them using Wireshark either.
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The latest version of Openambit has some more support for working without Movescount Online connection via the "openambit-cli" and "openambit-routes" commandline applications. I used Ambit 2 until mid of this year and could at least do the following after Movescount was shut down for good:
Theoretically this should also work for Ambit 3 if it did work with Movescount before. As I stopped using these type of watches and actually gave it away I won't be able to contribute much any more. But if there is interest I can try to describe some more how it can be done. |
Thanks Dominik, that'd be great!
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The latest version of Openambit has some more support for working without
Movescount Online connection via the "openambit-cli" and "openambit-routes"
commandline applications.
I used Ambit 2 until mid of this year and could at least do the following
after Movescount was shut down for good:
- adjust settings
- add/remove/edit sports modes (fun fact: I could even load more
sport-modes than Movescount iteself allowed, I used 15 modes at the end!)
- upload routes with some manual work
Theoretically this should also work for Ambit 3 if it did work with
Movescount before.
As I stopped using these type of watches and actually gave it away I won't
be able to contribute much any more. But if there is interest I can try to
describe some more how it can be done.
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Suuntolink sync over USB works for all Ambit & Traverse models. And Suuntolink backend service is controlled over Websocket, so if you tickle it the right way, it's happy to provide activity files in JSON. This also works without ever signing up for Suunto app account. Would also work entirely offline, though without GPS almanac updates you'll likely see some really funky artefacts in your tracks. One Suuntolink WS implementation can be found in #268 (comment) , If you look around, people have had success running Suuntolink through Wine too. |
Awesome, thanks for the heads up!
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As far as I understand Ambit 3 sync (post-movescout) works via mobile app
only.
Suuntolink sync over USB works for all Ambit & Traverse models. And
Suuntolink backend service is controlled over Websocket, so if you tickle
it the right way, it's happy to provide activity files in JSON. This also
works without ever signing up for Suunto app account. Would also work
entirely offline, though without GPS almanac updates you'll likely see some
really funky artefacts in your tracks. One Suuntolink WS implementation can
be found in #268 (comment)
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Wine too.
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I just managed to get the Suuntolink App working with wine on Ubuntu 20.04. Awesome... |
@adzweig , if you made those apps public, you'll find those bundled in Suunto link; if not, you must rely on your own backups. For editing and compiling check https://forum.suunto.com/topic/7592/ambit-apps-compilation & https://ambitapps.z6.web.core.windows.net/ . Just getting app binaries from the watch and loading those back later works fine. Though there's also this issue of getting apps to log and getting logged data from the watch, AFAIK not possible with the (current) Suuntolink, so I'd still consider Openambit. Another alternative would be old Moveslink2 for extracting SML files (if you are able to provide it with a valid configuration, it still pulls data from the watch, even without being able to connect to movescount.com) and some older Suuntolink version, those were able to write apps from Movescount and enable app logging, but it either requires an ability to mock retired Movescount service or control Suuntolink backend through webscoket. |
@marguslt , thanks for these links. I am ready and eager to follow this road.
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@adzweig , Suuntolink should create As of reverse engineering, I haven't encountered any project targeting Ambit apps. Though with enough motivation & resources it's probably manageable as it's still possible to generate binary samples from your own code through a service linked in the previous reply. |
cool! many thanks. I think this gets me going! Awesome! :-)) |
Where can I find a list of the variables that my Ambit "understands", i.e. SUUNTO_DURATION, Suunto.pow a.s.o. ? |
I'd be super-interested in knowing more about how you managed to "upload routes with some manual work" using the commandline application. For me that has been the critical issue, as I don't own a smartphone. |
https://web.archive.org/web/20211022052823/https://dcjitw11p57ya.cloudfront.net/downloads/SuuntoAppZoneDeveloperManual.pdf (It's latest, checked against my own copy). |
I have now prepared an initial wiki-page with all the steps and instructions that I could remember. Unfortunately I do not have such a watch any more, so cannot actually verify that the steps really work. I will incorporate feedback if you find things that should be described differently. The new documentation is at https://github.com/openambitproject/openambit/wiki/Adjusting-watch-settings-and-routes-without-Movescount |
Great thanks!
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I'd be super-interested in knowing more about how you managed to "upload
routes with some manual work" using the commandline application. For me
that has been the critical issue, as I don't own a smartphone. Thanks!
I have now prepared an initial wiki-page with all the steps and
instructions that I could remember. Unfortunately I do not have such a
watch any more, so cannot actually verify that the steps really work.
I will incorporate feedback if you find things that should be described
differently.
The new documentation is at
https://github.com/openambitproject/openambit/wiki/Adjusting-watch-settings-and-routes-without-Movescount
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Normal synchronization via openambit works great for my ambit 3 peak (used it a long time).
Should this already work with the Ambit3 Peak? (Firmware is not up to date) EDIT: |
@szma : same issue here, can read logs from Ambit3, but unable to read settings (and POIs). Same error: Did you ever manage to get it working? |
Hi
What should I try to synchronize the routes? This is really the key problem that I would like to solve.
Thanks for any pointer to a solution.
Adrian
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