ZoneFields Battery - Sensor Battery Status

All your batteries in one data field: your Edge plus up to 6 ANT+ sensors (power meter, radar, heart rate strap, speed and cadence sensors, SRAM AXS rear derailleur), each with a 4-cell battery gauge in traffic-light colors. - Edge battery with exact percentage - ANT+ sensors report their standard battery levels (New / Good / OK / Low / Critical) - shown honestly, no invented percentages. HR straps that broadcast battery percent (like HRM-Dual) show the real % - SRAM AXS rear derailleur battery - assign it to any slot in settings (the AXS group must be paired to your Edge as a shifting sensor) - Up to 4 devices in small layouts, up to 6 in large ones - all configurable from the Connect IQ phone app - Sensors are polled in rotation over ANT: after power-on, each slot fills in within the first minute, then refreshes continuously (AXS components can take a few minutes to report) - Remembers YOUR sensors (won't pick up your group's devices) - Radar-friendly layout: data stays clear of the Varia overlay Note: Shimano Di2 battery is not accessible to Connect IQ apps (Garmin API limitation) - your Edge already shows it natively. Part of the ZoneFields family: Heart Rate, Power, Cadence, Speed, Grade and Battery. --- Todas tus baterias en un solo campo: el Edge con % exacto y hasta 6 sensores ANT+ (potencia, radar, banda cardiaca, velocidad, cadencia, desviador trasero SRAM AXS) con indicador de 4 celdas en colores semaforo. Los niveles son los que reporta el protocolo ANT+ - sin porcentajes inventados. La bateria del Di2 no es accesible para apps Connect IQ (el Edge la muestra nativa).

v1.3.1 - Fixed: with the heart rate strap slot on, the field was opening its ANT+ channel far too often, and that could knock your other sensors out during long rides - power meter, radar, speed and cadence dropping in and out after an hour or so. - It now reads the strap battery once every 10 minutes instead of every few seconds, and it never interrupts the sensors your Edge is already tracking. If you saw sensors dropping on long rides, this is the fix.