Making a DIY GPS to replace the Edge 810
The GPS main tasks would be:
- Show ride ral time info (bike computer) like speed, cadence, temperature, grade, ascet/descent, altitude, HR, power
- Save all info to internal flash every X seconds
- Sync with strava, endomondo, ridewithgps, garmin connect etc
- e-paper LCD (B&W) to have the best under sunlight experience (no touchscreen)
- Variable intensity backlight
- 4 buttons (3 on one side + 1 on the other)
- Speaker
- GPS + GLONASS + Galileo receiver
- Precision temperature sensor +/-0.5 Celsius or better
- Barometer
- Accelerometer
- Giroscope
- Ambient light sensor
- Fuel gauge for accurate battery measurement
- 8 channel ANT+ tranceiver
- BTLE tranceiver
- Microusb connector
- 500mA limited usb charging
- LION battery managemente ic onboard
- Battery large enough to allow 24h operation
- ARM MCU
- Real time clock (RTC) updated via GPS and/or NTP
- Hardware Watchdog
- USB 2.0
- Internal flash large enough to save 48h of ride data every 1/2 second
- RAM memory (for TBT nav handling)
- microSD reader
- Unique hardware serial number
- IPX7 water resistance (up to 1m/30minutes immersion)
- Garmin compatible bike mount
- Smaller than Garmin Edge 810 (5.2 x 9.3 x 2.5 mm)
- Lighter than Garmin Edge 810 (98g)
GPS software requirements:
- ANT+ sensors support
- BTLE sensors support
- Transparent realtime translation ANT <-> BTLE (to allow using the mobile phone with ANT sensors)
- Compressed propietary internal flash saving
- Dumping data to pc is done as XML files (realtime conversion)
- Date, hour, temperature, latitude, longitude, altitude, HR, power, cadence, speed, g-forces saved
- Saving frequency user defined 0.5s -> 1minute
- "Smart" saving frequency mode where data is saved only if a significant change is detected in one of the sensors
- Manual backlight with user defined timeout + auto mode based on ambient light
- Day/night display mode user defined or automatically changed based on ambient light
- User selection. The unit allows for 3 users, each of one with its own "partition" and web sync accounts
- Bike selection (up to 10 bikes)
- Automatic bike selector. If activity is detected in a sensor thats unique to a given bike then bike profile is changed automatically
- Automatic wheel size calculation from gps data
- Dynamic switching between gps data and wheel rotation sensor based on best detected conditions
- Ascent/descent grade calculation done by distance/altitude averaging + gyro data for improved accuracy
- auto pause, auto start, auto stop, power off automático
- Watering alert
- Ranges alerts (speed, cadence,HR,power)
- Movement detected while not saving alert
- Low phone batt alert
- If gps has low batt then everything is disabled but ANT/BT sensors and saving to maximize the recorded data
- CLI shown upon receiving a call. A button is provided to reject the call and another one to reject the call and send a predefined text message to the caller
- TBT navigation without map showing...just arrows n intersections
- Livetrack . updates every 30 secs
- Livetrack init/reinit/stop from the gps function
- Windows/osx/linux versions
- Create/Edit/delete gps screens and all the data shown in them
- Create/edit/delete users and related data (age/weight/size/gender)
- Edit general gps settings like saving rate, backlight, alerts etc
- BT phone pairing
- WEB sync accounts configuration (Strava ridewithgps etc)
- Create/Edit/delete bike profiles
- Activity saving in GPX/FIT/TCX formats
- Automatic sync with web sites
- GPS data backup/restore
- WEB site data backup
- IOS and Android
- livetrack
- dataplan costs using user provided rates
- Auto sync activity upon finishing
- Mobile dataplan sync usage enable/disable flag
- Activity summary view (distance/time etc) ... no maps no graphs as we have the more comfortable pc to do it
does it require linux platform to develop the software?
ReplyDeleteSince they are using a STA2062 Cartesio processor?