Roberto Viola

QZ public master now recognizes Van Rysel RCR smart trainers whose Bluetooth name starts with RCR- as FTMS bikes. This is code-level support, not a field-test claim.

QZ now has public, merged support for the Cycplus BC2/B2C Bluetooth gear controller: enable the Accessories setting so button presses can shift gears on a connected bike setup.

QZ support for the MOK Fitness S10 Ultra has public confirmation: cadence, resistance and power data were visible, and follow-up fixes made auto resistance work through the bike’s proprietary 0xFFF2 path.

A public QZ issue confirms a ProForm TDF2.0 bike working with QZ and ROUVY after using the right inclination/virtual-bridge settings.

QZ device documentation now covers the Stages SB20: FTMS power and cadence, standard FTMS ERG control, Peloton Power Zone workouts, and a rare zero-telemetry troubleshooting note.

A QZ user confirmed the Adidas / Adida T-800 High Incline treadmill working through the FTMS treadmill path, including speed control, positive incline and Zwift auto-incline, with a TestFlight follow-up for decline behavior.

QZ master now includes WaterRower USB support for Android USB serial setups, adding a direct path for WaterRower monitor data such as watts, distance, stroke metrics, calories and heart-rate fields where available.

A BH Fitness Arrow Connect owner confirmed QZ working after toggling the Get Gears from Zwift setting, with QZ connecting to the bike and resistance already working in the reported setup.

A Toputure TEB4-004 owner confirmed QZ working after selecting the FTMS bike setting, making this folding bike a practical QZ option for Apple Health and training-app bridge workflows.

A QZ support follow-up confirms the MEKBELT SM36 indoor bike working with QZ, with public issue context identifying it as a YESOUL S3-style Bluetooth bike where speed and cadence matter for Zwift-style workflows.