Huawei Old Tablet

[Kay Hamling]

HelloI have the same issue.

I have HUAWEI MediaPad T3 and just bought spin bike Viking S100M. The bike works only with android bluetooth and not IOS but my tablet is only compatible with Zwift companion and not Zwift main app. either by web or google play

What I can see is that this is waaaaay beyond me. I thought it would be a simple plug&play action with the tablet, turns out not to be. I have a lot more information now, but am not any more knowledgeable.

Saw your post and even though it is unrelated, just want to chime in and say that screen always on with a charger that is always on will most likely affect your tablet negatively. I use sort of the same setup as you but have put a smart plug that starts charging the unit below 30% and stops above 80%.

Ah yes, from some other forum posts I got the impression that it would wear out faster. Could it be a setting in the user profile of the app? This thread: Homeassistant App for Android "Connection lost", not reconnecting - #3 by simatao has a solution with a checkbox that automatically kills connections, noticed that mine has it set to on as default

Since you have tried almost everything with the tablet, it could be that the RasPi is the problem. I am thinking in terms of like how old the model is, if there is a lot of space left on SD-card, quality of SD-card (I used to use cheap ones, switching to a better one has improved the system beyond words) and such.

I have also found that if the machine is already working hard, things like HA database size, using recorder to store every state very often, and using loads of things in the same UI can make it slower. Anything you can notice that might be off in terms of these things?

Since you have tried almost everything with the tablet, it could be that the RasPi is the problem. I am thinking in terms of like how old the model is, if there is a lot of space left on SD-card, quality of SD-card (I used to use cheap ones, switching to a better one has improved the system beyond words) and such. I have also found that if the machine is already working hard, things like HA database size, using recorder to store every state very often, and using loads of things in the same UI can make it slower. Anything you can notice that might be off in terms of these things?

The speed test of the SD card was interesting, looks like the random-IOPS-tests were far from the expected values, so it might be the problem. Will be really interesting to see if it improves with another (better) SD-card

Regarding WIFI, I think that since both the tablet and PC showed the same results at some point, it is probably not the tablets WIFI that is the problem. You can always run a WIFI test on the tablet as well to see if there is anything that stands out

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If you have tried different cables and different appropriate chargers and since you haven't specified how you know that the port is OK, then the tablet needs to be opened and the USB port tested to prove that is properly connected to the systemboard.

If it is loose or disconnected at all and as most probably it is a SMD (Surface Mounted Device) type USB connector, you will need the requisite tools and expertise to solder it back on. If you have never done SMD soldering before, I suggest that you contact a reputable, professional mobile phone repair service and ask for a quote for the repair. In the long run it may be cheaper than if you try do it yourself. You may cause more damage than what you had before you started, especially if you don't know how to do it.

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