specialized-turbo 0.2.4

Python library for communicating with Specialized Turbo e-bikes over Bluetooth Low Energy

specialized-turbo

Read telemetry from Specialized Turbo e-bikes (Vado, Levo, Creo) over Bluetooth Low Energy. Speed, power, cadence, battery, motor temp, odometer, assist level -- all the data the Mission Control app sees, in Python.

Based on the Gen 2 "TURBOHMI2017" protocol, reverse-engineered by Sepp62/LevoEsp32Ble.

Uses bleak for BLE, async throughout. Includes a CLI. Full protocol docs in docs/protocol.md.

Installation

pip install specialized-turbo

Quick Start

Python API

import asyncio
from specialized_turbo import SpecializedConnection, TelemetryMonitor

async def main():
    async with SpecializedConnection("DC:DD:BB:4A:D6:55", pin=946166) as conn:
        monitor = TelemetryMonitor(conn)
        await monitor.start()

        # Stream telemetry as it arrives
        async for msg in monitor.stream():
            print(f"{msg.field_name} = {msg.converted_value} {msg.unit}")

asyncio.run(main())

Access the snapshot

Instead of streaming, you can just read the snapshot after collecting for a bit:

async with SpecializedConnection("DC:DD:BB:4A:D6:55", pin=946166) as conn:
    monitor = TelemetryMonitor(conn)
    await monitor.start()
    await asyncio.sleep(5)  # collect data

    snap = monitor.snapshot
    print(f"Speed: {snap.motor.speed_kmh} km/h")
    print(f"Battery: {snap.battery.charge_pct}%")
    print(f"Power: {snap.motor.rider_power_w} W (rider) + {snap.motor.motor_power_w} W (motor)")
    print(f"Cadence: {snap.motor.cadence_rpm} RPM")
    print(f"Assist: {snap.motor.assist_level}")

Query a specific value

from specialized_turbo import SpecializedConnection, Sender, BatteryChannel

async with SpecializedConnection("DC:DD:BB:4A:D6:55", pin=946166) as conn:
    msg = await conn.request_value(Sender.BATTERY, BatteryChannel.CHARGE_PERCENT)
    print(f"Battery: {msg.converted_value}%")

CLI

Scan for bikes:

specialized-turbo scan
specialized-turbo scan --timeout 15

Stream telemetry:

specialized-turbo telemetry DC:DD:BB:4A:D6:55 --pin 946166
specialized-turbo telemetry DC:DD:BB:4A:D6:55 --pin 946166 --format json
specialized-turbo telemetry DC:DD:BB:4A:D6:55 --pin 946166 --duration 30

Read a single value:

specialized-turbo read list                                    # show available fields
specialized-turbo read battery_charge_percent DC:DD:BB:4A:D6:55 --pin 946166
specialized-turbo read speed DC:DD:BB:4A:D6:55 --pin 946166 --format json

Dump GATT services (for debugging):

specialized-turbo services DC:DD:BB:4A:D6:55 --pin 946166

Available fields

Field	Unit	Description
battery_capacity_wh	Wh	Total battery capacity
battery_remaining_wh	Wh	Remaining energy
battery_health	%	Battery health
battery_temp	°C	Battery temperature
battery_charge_cycles	cycles	Number of charge cycles
battery_voltage	V	Battery voltage
battery_current	A	Battery current draw
battery_charge_percent	%	State of charge
rider_power	W	Rider pedal power
cadence	RPM	Pedaling cadence
speed	km/h	Current speed
odometer	km	Total distance
assist_level	—	OFF / ECO / TRAIL / TURBO
motor_temp	°C	Motor temperature
motor_power	W	Electric motor power
wheel_circumference	mm	Wheel circumference setting
assist_lev1_pct	%	ECO assist percentage
assist_lev2_pct	%	TRAIL assist percentage
assist_lev3_pct	%	TURBO assist percentage
acceleration	%	Acceleration sensitivity

Pairing

The bike needs a 6-digit PIN for BLE pairing, shown on its TCU screen. Pass it via --pin (CLI) or pin= (Python).

On Windows, bleak's WinRT backend can handle passkey pairing programmatically. If that doesn't work, pair through Windows Bluetooth Settings first, then connect without --pin.

Protocol docs

See docs/protocol.md for the full protocol reference: UUIDs, message format, field definitions with conversion formulas, authentication, and communication patterns.

Development

uv sync --extra dev
uv run pytest

License

MIT

Credits

Protocol reverse-engineered by Sepp62/LevoEsp32Ble (C++/ESP32, MIT).