That's great to see them all listed that way, thank you.

I'd imagine Platform Center Offset data is specific to using the Garmin Vector PM pedals?

Is the mode switch accomplished by taking the cover off the right sensor and pressing the transmitter button? I have been attempting to change the mode by using the Cyclometer.

It's been a while since I've read the Pioneer documentation but I believe it is in there. I think you need the Pioneer computer to switch modes.

We have the Pioneer cyclometer. We might just keep using that. It works well.
Thanks for your help.

When you take the batteries out and put them back in what colour is the light and does it flash or is it solid? Try it for both sides as well. That'll tell you if you're in ANT+ mode or Pioneer.

What color should they be for power meter ANT+?

Sorry, forgot to include that part.

Solid green is dual Pioneer mode.
Solid orange is dual Ant+ mode.
Blinking orange is single Ant+ mode.

Thanks.
It’s solid green now and even after pushing the transmitter button, it doesn’t change. I can change it on the Pioneer head unit, and it shows up on the Garmin, but doesn’t transmit any power numbers. I contacted Pioneer and they advise everything should be working, but it’s not. I’ll just use the Pioneer Cyclometer since I can’t seem to get the system dialed in properly. Very frustrating, but it is what it is.

Well, got my first training ride in today w/power on the bike. Summary screenshot from Garmin Connect is below.

I've been off the bike for most of the past two weeks nursing a calf pull, so didn't go hard by any means, just an average spin turning laps on the TT course. Stopped to raise saddle height (switched to shorter crank arms w/the power meter) and had some slow sections behind traffic, but was otherwise able to keep up some consistent pace much of the time.

The L/R balance is clearly visible using the Garmin, so that was interesting to see. I'm consistently right leg dominant (not surprising with the chronic left knee injury), and at some power output levels, it's quite a bit more than others. Not sure what I can do to counter the imbalance with training, my left knee doesn't really want to let me put much load on it, so I have to keep the muscles strong to avoid putting too much pressure on the joint.