Garmin Express stores FIT files in OS X in: /Library/Application Support/Garmin/GarminConnect/'device name'/Uploads Here is what this looks like in Windows with a Garmin Edge 500: When recording using a Pioneer power meter additional power-based metrics are recorded, although Cycling Analytics doesn’t yet do anything with these.īike computers are normally mounted like regular USB drives, so activities on them can be found by browsing to them. For CSV files that don’t contain dates, the filename will be searched for a date as with DAT files, or the current date will be used.īIN - BIN files produced by Cycleops Joule devices are supported.ĭB - DB files are produced by Pioneer head units.

Currently, CSV files from Cyclops Joule and iBike Newton devices are supported. PWX - The PWX file format is similar to TCX and was developed Peaksware.ĬSV - There are many different ways that CSV (or comma separated values) file formats are structured.

If the filename doesn’t contain a date, the current date is used. The ride date is not contained in the file, so it must be somewhere in the filename in the format DDMMYY or YYYY-MM-DD-HH-MM-SS (i.e., “220714.dat”, “z3-workout-220714.dat” or “-08-35-22.dat”). Wattbikes record additional in-depth information about pedal strokes, although Cycling Analytics doesn’t yet do anything with this. One caveat is that all rides are currently stored with a recording interval of one second in Cycling Analytics, so SRM files with a recording interval of 0.5s have every pair of records joined together (this will be changed someday).ĭAT - DAT files are produced by Wattbike indoor bikes. Support for older formats will come, but I don’t have any files to test it against (get in contact if you have some). Currently, only files from PowerControl 7 devices are supported. SRM - SRM files are created by SRM PowerControl head units. TCX - The TCX, or Training Center XML, format is similar to GPX, but more advanced, and was developed by Garmin. GPX - The GPX, or GPS eXchange, format is a simple format designed to store GPS tracks, but can be extended to store information like heart rate and cadence. If possible, set your device to record in one second intervals for best results. FIT files of rides are supported by Cycling Analytics (that is, if you record a ride, the FIT file should be supported the FIT file format is vastly more complex and allows for all sorts of things beyond what bike computers create).

Here is a list of file formats that Cycling Analytics currently supports.įIT - The FIT, or Flexible and Interoperable Data Transfer, file format was developed primarily by Garmin and is used by most recent Garmin devices such as the Garmin Edge 510, Garmin Edge 810, Garmin Edge 1000, Garmin Forerunner 310XT and many more. Supported file formats 18 June, 2013 by David Johnstone

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