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  • Introduction
  • Kayak
    • Getting Started
      • Assemble your power meter
      • Charge your power meter
      • Configure your power meter settings
        • Blade tip to hand distances
        • Blade tip to blade tip distance
        • Blade twist
        • Blade type attached to shaft
        • Left blade tip to LED distance
    • Calibration
      • Zero Offset
        • Zero Offset calibration
      • Scale Factor
        • N channel Scale Factor calibration
        • O channel Scale Factor calibration
    • Advanced
      • Deep sleep
      • Adjust your clamp
      • Remove and attach your sleeve
  • Canoe/sup/dragon boat
    • Getting Started
      • Assemble
      • Charge
      • Configure
    • Calibration
      • Zero Offset
        • Perform a ZO calibration
      • Scale Factor
        • A channel Scale Factor calibration
    • Advanced
      • Deep sleep
      • Adjust your clamp
      • Remove and attach your sleeve
  • General
    • Web Bluetooth App
      • How to place the power meter in deep sleep
    • Updating Firmware
      • How to update the power meter firmware using the Web Browser
      • How to update the power meter firmware using nRF Connect
    • Real-time Data
      • How to pair a Garmin Forerunner 910XT with a power meter
      • How to pair a Garmin Edge 1030 with a power meter
    • High Speed Data
      • How to start/stop recording High Speed Data
      • How to download High Speed Data (ANT)
      • How to download High Speed Data (Automatic Script)
      • How to view High Speed Data
      • How to change the High Speed Data settings
    • Shaft Information
    • Model Descriptions
      • Power Meter
      • Power Meter w/ High Speed Data
    • Firmware Changelog
    • Manufacturer's Warranty
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  • Android
  • Windows
  • macOS
  • iOS
  • Linux
  • ChromeOS
  1. General

Web Bluetooth App

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Last updated 5 years ago

The Web Bluetooth App can be accessed at using one of the supported platforms listed .

After visiting the Web Bluetooth app for the first time, an internet connection is not required for future visits to the Web Bluetooth app. This is because the Web Bluetooth app is cached (downloaded in the background) on your phone/computer so it becomes available to use when offline. If you have an internet connection when visiting the Web Bluetooth app it will automatically check for a new version and if an update is available it will download the new version in the background. The new version will be used on the next visit to the Web Bluetooth app. The latest version of the Web Bluetooth App is v0.0.30.

Supported Platforms

Android

    • Requires Android 6.0 Marshmallow or later.

    • The app must have the 'App permission' labelled Location enabled on Android as "Opera needs location access to scan devices".

Windows

    • Requires Windows 8.1 or later.

    • The chrome://flags/#enable-experimental-web-platform-features flag must be enabled.

    • Google Chrome Web Browser version or higher required.

macOS

    • Requires OS X Yosemite or later.

    • Some MacBooks may not work: Check "About this Mac" / "System Report" / "Bluetooth" and verify that Low Energy is supported.

iOS

    • Requires iOS 11.0 or later.

Linux

    • The chrome://flags/#enable-experimental-web-platform-features flag must be enabled.

ChromeOS

Requires Kernel 3.19+ and 5.41+ installed.

A comprehensive list of Web Bluetooth supported browsers/platforms can be found here:

Google Chrome Web Browser
WebBLE
Google Chrome Web Browser
BlueZ
Google Chrome Web Browser
https://caniuse.com/#feat=web-bluetooth
https://app.onegiantleap.co.nz
Google Chrome Web Browser
Opera Browser
Google Chrome Web Browser
70.0.3526.0
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