Ipulse 3 0 2

Ipulse 3 0 2

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Impulse 3000 Tens
Impulse 3.0
A re-ranking. First and foremost the system lockup problem: If you run iPulse on a laptop and use iDisk or other servers, you will find that iPulse will habitually lock your Mac forcing you to control-command-power hard reboot to get free. iPulse will check the mounted volumes (hard drives) including remote server volumes periodically to update the usage status. When it does this and the volume is no longer available, it will not time out nor release the query call for disk usage statistics. Here is the scenario: You are at work and you have a server mounted. Maybe it is your Windows NT corp server, Mac OS X corp server, your iDisk cloud server, or your TimeCapsule volume. You close the lid to sleep the Mac and it sleeps. Pack it in your bag, jet for the door. You then later open your Mac (on the train, at home, etc.) and you have no network connection or a different network connection that does not allow you to get to one of the servers that you were connected to before. iPulse will go brute force against that server asking for statistics and not let go. That server volume appears busy and the Finder cannot let go either. You establish an Internet connection (wifi, ethernet, cell modem, etc) and now nothing seems to be able to talk to the network even though you do have a connection as verified by the Network Preferences in your System Preferences. Then you check your process list (command-option-escape) and note that iPulse is not responding. You figure, ok, just kill it but that thing is a vampire and drains your network connection dry and cannot be killed. Kill Kill Kill, nope nope nope. Then you see your Finder go non-responsive. Kill, nope. Other processes, as they access network resources start to go red including iChat, Pages (oops, update check..) and others. Some kill, some do not. You try launching network utilities that just seem to bounce indefinitely (they are trying to open network connections and the network stack is gridlocked by iPulse, sorry charlie) Ok, long story short, your Mac is Tango Uniform, time for the three key salute: command-control-power. This time you take iPulse **out** of your login items and come and write a lengthy review about one of your favorite little utilities becoming more pain that it is worth. Sad Monday, lost an old friend.
The durable Impulse1.0 motor that was developed in coorperation with Daum Inc. in 2011 was developed further and installed as Impulse2.0 in several bikes model year 2014, 2015 and 2016.
After a few motor failures in the first half-year of 2015 and the statement of Derby Cycles field staff that these ocuurences are one time failures only (1st failed motor: 75 mi) followed a large number of motor failures in the second half-year (2nd failed motor: 1,976 mi). Somewhere in between there was the peak level, where the owners had to wait several weeks for their bikes because the motors were fixed and installed again.
Based on my own experiences with the Focus Crater Lake Impulse2 (german only- sorry) and a complex internet forum research I created a google table with all occured failures and the possibility that affected people can add theirselves with their information about bike and failure.
In this time Derby Cycle improved the service quality. The failed motor and the new one were send at the same time, so the customers could get their bikes back very soon (4th failed motor: 3,221 mi).
In summer 2016 the idea for the pedelecmonitor came up and I summarized the data. The mileage of the failed units was really low.
Meanwhile Derby Cycle has a really good service. A motor change can be performed in 2 or 3 days. The special thing about the new Impulse motors is that you have an additional two years warranty on the motor.
Due to the large number of failed units, Derby and Daum made construnctional changes and software modifications. The first step was to change the inner parts of the failed units like crankshaft and gears. But the motors failed even earlier (5th failed motor: 530 mi).
The completely new build motors are now called Impulse2.2. I think the production line started arround November 2016 from motor-ID 600,000+. I contacted some biker in the german Pedelecforum and they share their mileages and experiences now frequently.
From the two sources, here and here, I got the information about changes of Impulse2.2.

Changes in the production line:
fine balancing of the rotor
after completing the production line the motor go on a bench for noise measurement
the application of Lubricants is now performed by robots
the lubrication is performed by graphit oil
Wondershare pdfelement pro 6 3 2. Constructional changes:
the big metal gear is fine grounded
the big white plastic gear got larger bearings
some constructional changes at the freewheel
the pawls are vibritory grinded
constructional changes at the bottom bracket sealing and the cable bushing
there is a small sticker on the housing, behind that is a Gore-Tex membran
the crank shaft has a anti rust alloy
Service improvements :
New Software for the Impulse II motor and the diagnostic tool from April 2017 available
With the new software the motor could be calibrated and checked for a failed force sensor
Impulse 3000 TensRoot causes for the design changes
You can read in different forums about motor problems of Kalkhoff-, Focus- and Univega-bike owners. In most cases the failures are
croaking / squeaking noise, later also vibrations in the crankshaft
clicking or clacking noise from the pawls
wheel spin at crank shaft due to cracked free wheel
support interruptions

Changes in the production line:
fine balancing of the rotor
after completing the production line the motor go on a bench for noise measurement
the application of Lubricants is now performed by robots
the lubrication is performed by graphit oil
Wondershare pdfelement pro 6 3 2. Constructional changes:
the big metal gear is fine grounded
the big white plastic gear got larger bearings
some constructional changes at the freewheel
the pawls are vibritory grinded
constructional changes at the bottom bracket sealing and the cable bushing
there is a small sticker on the housing, behind that is a Gore-Tex membran
the crank shaft has a anti rust alloy
Service improvements :
New Software for the Impulse II motor and the diagnostic tool from April 2017 available
With the new software the motor could be calibrated and checked for a failed force sensor
Impulse 3000 TensRoot causes for the design changes
You can read in different forums about motor problems of Kalkhoff-, Focus- and Univega-bike owners. In most cases the failures are
croaking / squeaking noise, later also vibrations in the crankshaft
clicking or clacking noise from the pawls
wheel spin at crank shaft due to cracked free wheel
support interruptions
The member ebicker1 (#117) provided me photos of his Univega. Many many thanks. His new Impulse2.2 motor is running without failures since approx. 1,400 mi.
Impulse 3.0The current runtimes of all failed and intact Impulse motors you can find here, they will be updated every month!