Xplova specializes in high-end cycling computers, smart indoor trainers, e-scooters, and innovative bike accessories designed for the cycling community.
Xplova Inc., an Acer company, specializes in the design and production of high-end cycling electronics. Their product lineup includes advanced GPS cycling computers, the NOZA series of highly accurate smart direct drive trainers, smart power pedals, and electric scooters.
Focusing on combining advanced technology with an excellent user experience, Xplova supports both professional and amateur cyclists across the globe. Whether you are setting up a NOZA premium trainer for indoor cycling or configuring an Xplova GPS bike computer, their devices integrate seamlessly with dedicated mobile apps and third-party platforms like Zwift and Strava.
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Spin the cranks backwards a few times to wake up the power meter. Ensure both pedals connect successfully (signified by a green flashing light on the left pedal). Position the cranks vertically (6 o'clock and 12 o'clock), open the Xplova app, and select Calibrate. A confirmation message will appear when successful.
The Amber light indicates Power status, Blue shows Bluetooth (BLE) connection status, and Green signifies an ANT+ connection. A constant solid light means connected/on, while a flashing light means it is in the process of pairing or connecting.
Yes, Xplova NOZA smart trainers like the NOZA ONE and NOZA V are capable of broadcasting power and speed data via Bluetooth and ANT+. They are fully compatible with cycling simulators like Zwift, Rouvy, and Onelap.
When powering on the MP1 pump, the display may take up to 3 seconds to fully initialize and show data. This is a normal phenomenon and does not indicate a malfunction.