Issues with Zwift and Elite Suito

[ScaredShiftless]

Hi there everyone. With the the surge in Covid-19 I thought it would be a good idea to move my training indoors again. When I fired up my Elite Suito I updated the software and firmware on my Upgrado App and tried to do a chill ride in Innsbruck. However, going uphill or downhill the resistance didn't change AT ALL, and I churned out an even 2.5W/kg or so for an entire hour, with only the speed changing on uphills or downhills. VERY frustrating! Has anyone experienced this that can maybe help me out with a solution? Any help would be much appreciated.

[DR ◣◢]

This may or may not work but do a calibration and when Zwift says to keep spinning at 37kph, spin up to 54-55kph and see if the spindown completes. 

 

It could resolve the issue. 

 

PS. Are you in ERG mode?

[ScaredShiftless]

You mean a calibration on the Elite App? I haven't tried that. I'm not in ERG mode - just tried doing a "free ride". 

This may or may not work but do a calibration and when Zwift says to keep spinning at 37kph, spin up to 54-55kph and see if the spindown completes. 

 

It could resolve the issue. 

 

PS. Are you in ERG mode?

[dave303e]

This may or may not work but do a calibration and when Zwift says to keep spinning at 37kph, spin up to 54-55kph and see if the spindown completes. 

 

It could resolve the issue. 

 

PS. Are you in ERG mode?

 

+1- sounds very much like ERG mode to me.

[Rowl]

This may or may not work but do a calibration and when Zwift says to keep spinning at 37kph, spin up to 54-55kph and see if the spindown completes. 

 

It could resolve the issue. 

 

PS. Are you in ERG mode?

This, and do the spindown in the Suito app.

[Tomik]

You need to select the trainer as "controllable" on the Zwift pairing screen. In that block, you will see two Suito's - a bluetooth and an FEC/Ant. You need to select the FEC/Ant version of the trainer to give Zwift control of it.