Issue Overview: If you view your ride data (GPX) on the AIO-6 device or the CHIGEE GO App and find that the map track appears as a single straight line, or the coordinates are significantly offset from your actual route, please follow the standardized troubleshooting steps below.
Step 1: Preliminary Software Self-Check
Before proceeding with deep diagnostics, ensure your system is running the latest software environment, as many known issues have been resolved in recent updates:
AIO-6 Firmware: Go to Settings → Update → Check Test Version (blue text), and update the firmware to version 2.0.5 or above. This should help resolve the issue in most cases.
CHIGEE GO App: Visit the App Store or Google Play to ensure the app is updated to the latest version.
If the issue persists after updating, please collect the following key information. This data is crucial for our technical team to pinpoint the cause:
Device Model: AIO-6 Max or AIO-6 LTE.
Phone Details: Phone model (e.g., iPhone 15 Pro) and OS version (e.g., iOS 18.2).
Country/Region: Your current location (e.g., Valencia, Spain).
Required Evidence (Screenshots/Videos):
On Device: Screenshot of the "Ride Tracking Statistics" screen on the AIO-6.
In App: Screenshot of the map showing the straight line or abnormal trajectory.
GPS Status: Screenshot of the GPS status interface on the AIO-6 (to check signal health).
Step 3: Uploading Debug Logs
The Debug Log contains raw data and system execution records, which is the most effective way for engineers to diagnose synchronization or signal issues.
Enable Debug Mode:
On the AIO-6 Home Screen, tap the time display area in the top right corner 10 times consecutively.
In the pop-up window, select "Confirm Enter Debug Mode". The device will restart automatically.
Reproduce the Issue:
After restarting, a red debug icon will appear at the top of the screen.
Navigate to the "Ride Tracking Statistics (GPX)" screen and stay on the page showing the abnormal track.
Upload Logs:
Tap the red debug icon at the top of the screen.
In the pop-up window, click "Upload Logs".
The device will search for Wi-Fi (or connect via mobile hotspot) and begin uploading until the "Upload Successful" notification appears.
⚠️ Important Reminder: After a successful upload, you must record and provide your Device Serial Number (SN) and the approximate Upload Time.
Step 4: Submit Feedback
Please send all collected information, including screenshots, SN code, and upload time, to our customer support team.
Note: This information helps our engineers quickly locate relevant files in our database and conduct an accurate diagnostic analysis to provide a solution.