- A dedicated community for Garmin users to ask questions, provide answers, and share feedback.
- Edge 520 Plus is compatible with ANT+ ® technology sensors, including speed, cadence and heart rate. For even more performance data, 520 Plus is also compatible with ANT+ power meters, including Vector 3 (sold separately). Our unique pedal-based power meter.
- If you're already using a compatible Garmin head unit such as the Garmin Edge 500, 510, 800, 810 or Forerunner 910XT, adding a Vector power meter will take your training to the next level. Vector measures total power, left and right leg power and cadence and sends the data to compatible Edge cycling computers¹ or other ANT+ enabled head units.
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I apologize in advance if this has been covered, could not find anything related in the search. Scenario: Garmin Vector sees Garmin Edge 500 (across the dance floor, haha). They say hi to each other, exchange serial numbers, all seems to be going well, the Edge window displays calibration. Then, nothing, they refuse to dance. Chain of events, edge is only a month brand new, new garmin vector just installed. Several attempts were made in the shop but there were too many power taps, garmins and other interferences. Took everything into the parking lot, even pushed the pedals backwards. Nothing, still calibrating. I decided to head out and see if being a few miles away from the store and other bikes would help, blowing a tire in the process! Still nothing. All firmware is up to date on both. Shop programmed in crank length on garmin pedals just in case that was an issue (bike has custom cranks), in which case this was good because the numbers would otherwise be off, if we could get them. Here's the kicker, even in the shop he was able to take his edge and within a few seconds, vector and edge talked and it calibrated! The guys are so nice, I have his garmin while we try to figure out what the problem is. His is an edge 510 which from what I've read, shouldn't make any difference. Maybe I'll go back to training by effort, I did very well without this pita! Any thoughts?