Hi! The usage of BTN2 is dependent on the clock app so while it's not generally configurable you could modify an existing clock to have the behaviour you want (I can help suggest some things if you want).
However to get to the menu, you need to have woken the watch up (which could have been done by pressing BTN2), and hit BTN2 again to enter the menu.
The really easy solution for this is go to Settings, LCD, and turn Wake on BTN2 Off. So now, to get into the settings menu you have to have pressed BTN1 or BTN3 to wake the watch up, and then BTN2 - which is a lot less likely than hitting BTN2 twice.
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Hi! The usage of BTN2 is dependent on the clock app so while it's not generally configurable you could modify an existing clock to have the behaviour you want (I can help suggest some things if you want).
However to get to the menu, you need to have woken the watch up (which could have been done by pressing BTN2), and hit BTN2 again to enter the menu.
The really easy solution for this is go to
Settings
,LCD
, and turnWake on BTN2
Off. So now, to get into the settings menu you have to have pressed BTN1 or BTN3 to wake the watch up, and then BTN2 - which is a lot less likely than hitting BTN2 twice.Hope that helps!