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Testo: <blockquote data-quote="Prime586" data-source="post: 4676540" data-attributes="member: 66957">Hello everybody,Firstly, apologies for posting in English, but I  do not speak Italian, and I don't think converting my post through  Google Translate (which is how I read this forum) would work very well.I  am from the UK, where the Mio Cyclo is not so well known, so when I was  considering buying one as my first GPS cycle computer the information on this  forum was very helpful.I bought my 105 secondhand, so had no  problems experimenting with the firmware as it has no warranty.  Following the advice on here, I updated to the latest Magellan V2  firmware (the unit came loaded with the Mio V1 firmware) so that I could  use the Magellan Desktop software instead of MioShare. To do the  firmware update I had to install the MioShare plugin anyway as the  Magellan Virtual COM driver didn't recognise the device when running the Mio firmware. Once the  Mio Virtual COM driver had been installed, the update went OK (though  the compass seems to have become offset), and Magellan Desktop could  communicate with the 105.As an experiment, I then tried loading  the Mio V2 firmware onto the 105, which also worked. I was  surprised to find that the Magellan Desktop software still works with  the 105, even though it is running the Mio verison of the firmware. My guess is that  if you have the MioShare plugin and Magellan Desktop installed on the  PC and the 105 is running the V2 firmware then both the Mio and Magellan  PC software will work with it (Cod's wonderful little conversion tool  also works OK with it as well).The only issue I have with the V2  firmware is the loss of the 3 bike profiles. However, I have found that  there are still 3 profiles, they have just been renamed RACE, HYBRID  and MOUNTAIN instead of BIKE1, BIKE2 and BIKE3. You can edit the wheel size for each of these profiles and  the firmware will save them (you can set RACE to 700C, and MOUNTAIN to  26" and changing between RACE and MOUNTAIN will then automatically  change the wheel size). The only problem is that the bike weight value  still needs to be set manually each time you change between the bike  profiles. If you download all the config settings from the 105  to a log file in Magellan Desktop, you can see there are some values in  there which it may be possible to edit manually and then load back into  the unit (if you can decode what it means):<BikeSetting>0|100|130|110|140|110|220.46200|286.65060|242.50820|308.69680|242.55820|2099|255|1596|2073|1596|83|10|63|82|63</BikeSetting>Some  of the fields obviously relate to the bike weight and wheel  circumference settings, but I need to work out the relationship between the  values and the 3 profiles.Many thanks for providing this valuable information  resource on the Cyclo 105 (and especially to Cod for putting in the  effort to decode the serial protocol and GPX format to produce his program).</blockquote>

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