user158095
Member since May 2024 • Last active Aug 2024Most recent activity
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Alright, I wasn't too far off! :)
The Bangle acceleration app was missing.So, at this point I have an almost completely working setup following this procedure:
- Installed the latest Bangle bootloader
- Installed latest Gadgetbridge
- Opened Side menu (Hamburger button) -> Settings -> Sleep as Asdroid
- Enabled everything
- Opened Side menu (Hamburger button) -> Settings -> Sleep as Asdroid
- Installed https://banglejs.com/apps/?q=accelsender
- Installed latest Sleep as Android
- Opened Settings (sprocket wheel) -> Sleep Tracking -> Wearables -> Wearables-> DIY
- Pasted "nodomain.freeyourgadget.gadgetbridge"
- Tested the sensor, this works very well
- Tested a sleep cycle, this does not work. I have tried DnD on/off, but the sensor data (Actigraph) does not register at all.
- Opened Settings (sprocket wheel) -> Sleep Tracking -> Wearables -> Wearables-> DIY
Its just something like 2% left for this to be a smash hit! :)
I don't really understand why Sleep as Android is behaving differently during a sleep track cycle, compared to sensor testing. It's certainly frustrating, though, but I'll keep pushing some buttons over here and see if I can come up with something.
- Installed the latest Bangle bootloader
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@AnotherStranger Thank you for your efforts and time investment in securing this functionality!
I've looked into the implementation and while I get a gist of the changes, I can't figure out how to get the integrations to play nice.
As far as I understand, I should get things going through the following setup:
- Latest version of Gadgetbridge
- Latest version of Bangle2.js bootloader
- Latest version of Sleep as Android
There are new exposed settings in Gadgetbridge that relate to Sleep as Android.
I can't for the life of me figure out what I have to do to get e.g. accelerometer values to transfer to Sleep as Android.
Are there any concise, Shep by step instructions to follow as a user wanting to track sleep through Sleep as Android? - Latest version of Gadgetbridge
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I'm just curious whether the graph below can tell me if I have an issue with the battery in my Bangle 2 or if it could be considered normal. What strikes me the most is that at 50% battery it takes a nose dive, compared to the 100-50%.
The left most section of the graph shows some testing with having the bangle disconnected from my phone most of the time. The middle to right most sections show when the bangle is connected to the phone at all times, which is most useful to me as a daily driver.
I'm contemplating buying a new bangle if it noticeably improves battery life compared to my current one.
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Ok, after having reset everything and poked around in the settings I'm on top of things again, thanks!
Is there a way to separate calling notifications and "everything else" notifications?
I'd like the call notifications to be more aggressive and keep repeating longer while the rest of the notifications can have a set time before dismissing.I'd also find it useful to set the Unread timer a bit more granular, something like 5 seconds (if not 1 second) steps.
Then again, I might be an outlier in all this. 🙂
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I'm having a bit of an issue figuring out when the bangle 2 decides to fall back/auto dismiss and return to the watchface.
When I'm in e.g. Settings, it looks like the stays there even after the screen automatically locks.
When i get a notification, the auto-dismiss happens most of the time but it can also decide to stay on the last shown notification, which means I will have to unlock and manually put it back to the watchface.Is there a consistent default pattern/behaviour? Or could I adjust it to always auto-dismiss, at least for notifications/messages?
I reset Sleep as Android to factory defaults and it looks much better now. It seems to be working fine with DnD enabled as well. Will keep testing it out.
Very appreciated, this implementation!