Go to settings -> USB (on mac it is somewhere similar) make it USB 3.0 and then add a rule below with the icon with the +.Power off android (Use Machine ACPI shutdown and then follow on Android).Configure Virtual Machine among to have by default access to this devide. The HAL will be red, don't worry about it.Ĥ. On andoid, use the Ant Tester to check that you can see the device.On the virtual machine menu, Devices -> USB select your Ant+ hardware.Connect your Ant+ dongle and make it visible to Android. Just follow the 'Setting up your smart trainer with Xert Mobile' from the FAQ: + install the 'Ant Tester' 3.

On Windows I had to disable mouse integration and manually control it with the right control key.Take care NOT to choose GPT partion table, or you will not be able to boot.I used the 7.1 64bit version ISO from here Download the latest stable android x86 build.Take care along VirtualBox to also install the Extension Pack:, preferably right after you install the software and before android.If not, follow the instructions in this article but please read below as you need to tweak a few thigns. This is straightforward, if you know a bit about VirtualBox and you can follow the instructions on the android x86 site. This way all USB ports and a lot more are accessible via the guest OS (android). I use the native Android x86 on VirtualBox. Those do not have access to the host's hardware. Also some OS specific annoyances, like the macbook touch pad being very very slow but I suspect those can be tweaked. I thikn the app itself behaves properly and, jsut that the UI skips frames. The not so good news is that the user interface rendering is laggy.

The good news is that it runs and has access to sensors. Run Xert Mobile on Mac, Window and probably Linux with access to all Ant+ sensors + trainer.

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