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Instructions for using the MyWhoosh "Link" connection method

  1. launch MyWhoosh on the device of your choice
  2. launch MyWhoosh Link, check if the "Link" connection works
  3. close MyWhoosh Link - very important!
  4. open BikeControl, follow on screen instructions

Once you've confirmed the connection in BikeControl you won't have to repeat step 2 and 3 again in the future. This is just to make sure the connection works in general.

And here's a video with a few explanations:

BikeControl Instruction for iOS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8sgQhuufeI

The MyWhoosh Link app itself works fine, but BikeControl doesn't connect

The MyWhoosh Link app must not run simultaneously with BikeControl. Make sure the MyWhoosh Link app is fully closed, then reopen BikeControl and try connecting again.

MyWhoosh "Link" method never connects

The same network restrictions apply for BikeControl as it applies to MyWhoosh Link app. Please verify with the MyWhoosh Link app if a connection is possible at all. Here are some instructions that can help:

https://mywhoosh.com/troubleshoot/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/mywhoosh/posts/1323791068858873/

In essence:

  • your two devices (phone, tablet) need to be on the same WiFi network
  • on iOS you have to turn off "Private Wi-Fi Address" in the WiFi settings
  • Limit IP Address Tracking may need to be disabled
  • mesh networks may not work