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  • I can see the steps counting up spontaneously when you are tilting the watch.

    You are in the launcher, are you moving the menus back and forth and creating a feedback buzz.
    I can't see the actual clock, does it only do this when you are in the launcher ?

    Can you connect through the IDE and type

    WIDGETS
    

    in the left hand side and capture the output.

    Also type:

    g.dump();
    

    And send a screenshot.

    You could also try recording 1 minute of the accelerometer output using the accellog app and attaching the log. Its always possible you have a bad accelerometer, maybe.

  • So this morning Bangle had 1000 steps, Pebble had 46.
    Drove to work and Bangle on 4000 Pebble on 1200

    It will still spontaneously count steps on the clockface too, if you have it at the right angle.

    WIDGETS
    ={
    lock: {

    area: "tl",
    width: 0,
    draw: function (w) { ... },
    x: 0, y: 0 },
    

    bat: {

    area: "tr",
    width: 40,
    draw: function () { ... },
    x: 135, y: 0 },
    

    widid: {

    area: "tr",
    width: 16,
    draw: function () { ... },
    x: 119, y: 0 },
    

    bluetooth: {

    area: "tr",
    width: 15,
    draw: function () { ... },
    changed: function () { ... },
    x: 104, y: 0 },
    

    widmoon: {

    area: "tr",
    width: 24,
    draw: function () { ... },
    x: 80, y: 0 },
    

    wpedom: {

    area: "tl",
    width: 75,
    getWidth: function () { ... },
    redraw: function () { ... },
    draw: function () { ... },
    reload: function () { ... },
    getSteps: function (undefined) { ... },
    x: 0, y: 0 },
    

    messages: {

    area: "tl",
    width: 0, iconwidth: 23,
    draw: function () { ... },
    show: function (quiet) { ... },
    hide: function () { ... },
    buzz: function () { ... },
    touch: function (b,c) { ... },
    x: 75, y: 0 },
    

    alarm: {

    area: "tl",
    width: 0,
    draw: function () { ... },
    reload: function () { ... },
    x: 75, y: 0 }
    

    }

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