As the other guy said power isn't a component of cadence. I have people who can spin at a high cadence and a relatively high power output, IE 110 - 120 rpm at 350 watts. I have other people that couldn't hold 100 rpm but can mash out the same 350 watts on the same course at 75-85 rpm. The load generator cares nothing about cadence relative to power output on a multi-rider system.
The coaching software is a bit different and it may be where you're confused. If you're riding say the 10 power intervals program the computer will change the load on your wheel regardless of how fast or slow you pedal, it's always going to put you at a percentage of what is entered for your AT. But that being said if you really slow down a lot it can only do so much to keep you at the proper percentage and then the power will fall off.
I think the coaching software is a little buggy and can be a memory hog on the PC that can cause some weird things to happen with larger groups on a pc that has limted memory.
I've seen a few places where people aren't technically up to the challenge of getting this stuff up and running or keeping it that way. Some are better at it than others.
The coaching software is a bit different and it may be where you're confused. If you're riding say the 10 power intervals program the computer will change the load on your wheel regardless of how fast or slow you pedal, it's always going to put you at a percentage of what is entered for your AT. But that being said if you really slow down a lot it can only do so much to keep you at the proper percentage and then the power will fall off.
I think the coaching software is a little buggy and can be a memory hog on the PC that can cause some weird things to happen with larger groups on a pc that has limted memory.
I've seen a few places where people aren't technically up to the challenge of getting this stuff up and running or keeping it that way. Some are better at it than others.