Apple is introducing new minimum iOS requirements for App Store app updates. Here is what QZ users with older Apple devices need to know.
Apple is introducing new minimum iOS requirements for App Store app updates. Here is what QZ users with older Apple devices need to know.
QZ Horizontal Floating can now display total workout remaining time on the ELAPSED tile when a QZ build includes merged PR #4879.
Adidas C1 owners can use QZ with the automatic ADIDAS0017 detection path: the merged code identifies ADIDAS-numbered bikes and a user confirmed the TestFlight build working again.
QZ public master now includes code-level support for the Kettler C12 / ERGO C12 ergometer bike using a custom BLE protocol, not generic FTMS.
QZ public master now recognizes ZBIKE2.0 Bluetooth names in the standard FTMS bike path. This is code-level support, so setup and metrics depend on the bike’s FTMS behavior.
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.