Health tracking doesn't seem to be working at all

Posted on Fri 19th, November 2021

• #1

Liam

Hi. I've set heart rate tracking to always on but the graph data for per day and per hour is always empty. Same goes for step counting and movement.
edit: for bangle 2
• #2

Liam

hm. just downloaded the step and heart rate widgets and they seem to be showing data. wonder if I've misunderstood the health tracking graphs or something..
• #3

Liam

Ah, just notcied that the health tracking app needed an update. graph working now!
• #4

HughB

What firmware ate you using? I am using 2.10.223, but it works on earlier versions as well. . The logging is done by some boot code. It takes a day for the day graphs to show data. After a few hours you should see hour data. For every second updates you will want to use the heart rate monitor app. I would recommend the 10 minute setting for the heart rate in the health app.
• #5

Gordon

Glad it's sorted! Just a note that I'd recommend 10 minutes, but the HRM does light up so at night it can be a pain if you're not wearing that.

It's something that'll be fixed at some point in the firmware update though as the Bangle can detect if it's worn or not

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