Code development about global-trainer-gps

[talisein]

No showstoppers, just got tired of reverse engineering. In the data directory, the pwx file has some of my notes written for how the samples are encoded, if you can make any sense of them. I never managed to decode more than the samples themselves--the header beforehand is a mystery, along with the commands beforehand you'll have to figure out to figure out how many workouts are on the watch.

I tried emailing Timex to ask for some hints but they never responded after tech support forwarded me to the engineering department.

[robhuls]

Hmm, interesting. It seems tedious work to find what is where in the
samples and seemingly no support from Timex to be expected. For me it would
likely be easier to just sell the GlobalTrainer on the dutch eBay and buy a
more Linux friendly watch. I'll think about it, thanks!

Rob

On Thu, Apr 10, 2014 at 5:28 PM, Andrew Potter [email protected]:

No showstoppers, just got tired of reverse engineering. In the data
directory, the pwx file has some of my notes written for how the samples
are encoded, if you can make any sense of them. I never managed to decode
more than the samples themselves--the header beforehand is a mystery, along
with the commands beforehand you'll have to figure out to figure out how
many workouts are on the watch.

I tried emailing Timex to ask for some hints but they never responded
after tech support forwarded me to the engineering department.

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