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tested now also with firmware 2v10.42

not solved

Firmware 2v10.41

I confirm the problem, always 60 bpm.

HR on kitchen (clock) works without problems.

Some advice?

I have the 2v10.33 firmware but I'm not sure if I have done the tests with the 2v10 version.

Do I have to activate something or does banglerun think about activating the right sensors?

Tomorrow morning I'll try again and confirm,

Thanks,

Matteo

When I use banglerun I always find myself with beats at 60, all the time.

I haven't found any documentation about it, am I missing any apps?

Thanks,

Matteo

I hadn't tried switching from https://banglejs.com/apps/, I confirm it worked the first time with no problems.

Thanks!

maybe it's a stupid question but do we have apps available to backup or sync files from our smartwatch via bluetooth?

Or is the only way at the moment to go through the ide?

I can't download files that I guess are too big (banglerun trace) how can I get it?

Thanks!

Thank you for your answer, I won't hesitate to ask if I need it!

sorry, i had only searched here on the forum and had not considered the tutorials, my fault.

Thanks.

How can I broadcast the data of the HRM sensor so that they can be managed with external apps? (in my case oruxmap)

Thanks.

Matteo.

Why it is not a default setting for processes is clear to me but in some cases I believe it is essential to have a process that remains in the background for the time necessary. I see more as a problem the correct coding of applications with the exit of the correct process at the right time.

Thanks anyway for the explanation, slowly I'm getting to know this fantastic project better!

Maybe I'm not doing things right, to return to the main menu from the application I hold down button 3. In this way, applications that should remain active in the background such as the countdown timer or a stopwatch come out and stop running.

1) is it correct to keep button 3 pressed to return to the main menu?
2) if it is correct, how can I do on the programming side to ensure that my app is always in the background?

Thank you!

perfect, I'll try, thanks!

I am interested in "turning off" the sensors (gps, temperature, hrm ...) when I deem it necessary.
From ide trying to turn off the hrm sensor it seems to me that it reactivates independently, probably some app calls an activation.
If I make an app that turns off the sensors is it bypassed by these other calls?
Is there a risk of doing unnecessary work?
Is there a solution to this need?

Thanks!