- #GARMIN ANT AGENT SAYS NO DEVICE FOR MAC#
- #GARMIN ANT AGENT SAYS NO DEVICE DRIVERS#
- #GARMIN ANT AGENT SAYS NO DEVICE DRIVER#
- #GARMIN ANT AGENT SAYS NO DEVICE MANUAL#
- #GARMIN ANT AGENT SAYS NO DEVICE SOFTWARE#
When it’s downloaded you can ‘pair’ with your Garmin device as per the instructions.įinally if you want you can go to the mac app store and download the Garmin fitness software for free.
#GARMIN ANT AGENT SAYS NO DEVICE FOR MAC#
Again, you get it from ‘Support’ menu then ‘Software’ then ‘Software for Mac OS’ then ‘ Garmin ANT Agent’.
#GARMIN ANT AGENT SAYS NO DEVICE DRIVER#
The second piece of software is a USB driver that talks to the Antenna. I apologize - I was under the assumption that this was a first time setup and because of that I didn't realize that you already know how this all is supposed to work - and that you know when it's not working correctly. It's not likely that either of the devices has failed. When it’s downloaded you can test it on this test page: Ģ. One thing you can try to do is uninstall and re-install the ANT agent. You can download it from under ‘Support’ menu then ‘Software’ then ‘Software for Mac OS’ then ‘ Garmin Communicator Plugin‘.
The first piece of software is a Safari/Firefox/Chrome Plugin that lets your browser talk to your Garmin. The answer is that it does work very well with OSX but there are two separate pieces of software that need to be installed.ġ. At one point it even had me downloading a PC. There are all sorts of discussions on the Garmin site for Mac users about ‘it does work with Lion’, ‘it doesn’t work with Lion’ and so on.
#GARMIN ANT AGENT SAYS NO DEVICE MANUAL#
However, if you are using the ANT+ display simulator, your heart rate strap must also be an ANT+ sensor.Ok the instructions that come with the Garmin forerunner are completely wrong, the CD is useless (it has the manual but no software) and the Garmin support website is not much help either. Therefore, in order for you to receive and see real time heart rate data while wearing your heart rate strap, you could use either ANTware II or ANT+ display simulator. The ANT agent is used as a way of transferring fitness data from an ANT device such as a sports watch to a computer for analysis. Peloton bikes do not transmit a signal that can be received by any Garmin watch. Moreover, when ANTware II application is launched, it right away connects to all available ANT devices thus, you would need to release the listed ANT devices before using other applications such as the ANT agent or the simulators.Īlso, I want to point out that the ANT agent is not intended to receive ANT sensor data such as heart rate and display it real time. The Peloton Guide is not compatible with ANT+ devices or dual banded. Please make sure your ANT agent is closed by right clicking on the ANT agent icon then selecting 'Exit'. This means that the USB stick is connected to another application. However, you said that ANTware II is not listing any devices while the USB is connected to the PC. You are not connected to ANT agent when running other applications such as ANTware II or ANT+ display simulator It seems that you are doing everything correctly: My machine is running XP SP3 and my other machine is running Win7 Pro.
#GARMIN ANT AGENT SAYS NO DEVICE DRIVERS#
I've installed the USB drivers both through ANT Agent and manually. I've also tried on another machine using ANT Agent, no luck (although on THAT machine, the ANT Agent never seems to return from its sensor search). * The DEMO_NET project (with the ANT+ network key in place) throws exception using both the default constructor and providing device number and baud rate.įor the record, ANT Agent was not running when I tried the other aplications. * The ANT+ Display Simulator gives me the following error message when I try to connect to an AP1 device: * ANT Agent says it finds the stick, but does not find any ANT sensors (I'm sitting here wearing a heart rate monitor for testing purposes) However, I've had no luck making this work.
I've also downloaded Garmin's ANT Agent to verify that the stick works. But bluetooth, your wireless home-phone extension, your mobile phones wifi, and even your home Wifi share the very crowded unlicensed 2.4GHz consumer band. First step of a diagnosis would be: plug in your stick and open the Windows Device Manager to see. ANT+ devices dont interfere with one another due to the channel coding, modulation scheme, and very clever time-domain signal spacing. Both driviers, however, are available in the 'Downloads' section, and both should be supplied by Microsoft's automated driver download as well. I've got the ANT SDK with the managed library to develop an application in C#. There are two generatorions (types) of Garmin ANT USB sticks that need different drivers. I recently bought a Garmin USB1 stick to communicate with my Powertap hub.
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