Thanks for that @Mr_Ploppy, it's great to see the graph and the step count rising. The scale looks absolutely fine - on that app the scale is -2g .. +2g, and you can see the line from one of the axes which is at 1g, so that all look ok. And there's not what I'd consider to be an abnormal amount of noise either so it's definitely not an accelerometer issue.
@HughB do we actually have a minimum threshold for triggering steps, or is it any peak at all now?
I guess the next step might be we could record the accelerometer data from your watch and then play it back through the algorithm here to see why it's triggering steps.
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Thanks for that @Mr_Ploppy, it's great to see the graph and the step count rising. The scale looks absolutely fine - on that app the scale is -2g .. +2g, and you can see the line from one of the axes which is at 1g, so that all look ok. And there's not what I'd consider to be an abnormal amount of noise either so it's definitely not an accelerometer issue.
@HughB do we actually have a minimum threshold for triggering steps, or is it any peak at all now?
I guess the next step might be we could record the accelerometer data from your watch and then play it back through the algorithm here to see why it's triggering steps.