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Problem solved. :lol: It was simply the Thun Sensor as well as the wiring on the CA v3 PCB board that was soldered in the wrong spot. Once I re-soldered the 5V wire to the appropriate section and replaced the thun sensor it finally worked!

Apparently I have the 5V Throttle IN soldiered to potentiometer 5V. I am having doubts that it does not look right. Another concern is the THUN sensor white wire is soldiered to 10V. The manual recommends to relocate the wire to potentiometer 5V. Please let me know if it is advisable to...

Thank you for the assistance, I have checked the continuity within the wire, investigated the wiring inside the CA and the only thing I am unable to troubleshoot is the THUN sensor. I have read through the guide more than once and although it's true it varies in user preference. It is difficult...

I have attached a video I have recorded as I applied the changes and tested the bike sensor. Still no sign of human power or RPM. https://youtu.be/eBCKI1LCWEw Here is how I connected my wires: 1- I cut off the throttle wire "Green" from the throttle and connect it to Throttle IN on Cycle...

I have got exactly that and have plugged in both those cables but I do not get any output on my CA v3. No rpm or hwt, is there an '.hex' file any of you can upload so I can download and see if the parameters work

Here is the link of installation I followed: https://youtu.be/0vy7yOZsyuU What is canned settings? One thing it doesn't explain is how to hook it up and the way I hooked it up via YouTube video, I am not getting the output for hwt on the cycle analyst display.

It's a golden motors product, so I wired according to a YouTube video on installation of magic pie and Thun sensor. I supposed this is the method to connect but it does not display the human Watts or rpm

So recently I purchased a golden motors magic pie 5 with thun sensor. According to the installation video, I was able to wire what was required. Currently the issue is the human watts as well as rpm is not being displayed on the cycle analyst. The human watts are critical for cycle analyst to...