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I added an image to the readme, not sure if this makes things easier :-P

So one rotation of the hand means that I have done 10k steps. So if we have 90° we have done 2500 steps. The red hand has a bit more than 90° so we have done a bit more than 2500 steps. For battery level its the same but the value is decreasing. So if we have 180° only 50% battery are left :)

I think it would be good to write a bit a better Readme and also to make the number of steps for one rotation adjustable in the settings (currently fixed to 10k steps).

Hi all,

today I had the (in my opinion) weird idea to create an analog clock for people like me, that like the design of analog clocks but can not read analog watch faces :-P

So I created one that shows the time with digits and displays the daily steps as well as the battery level using two hands. Screenshots that I made at 16:39 with ~2600 steps and 60% battery level are attached. I'm always happy to receive ideas, improvements etc. from all of you :) You can find the PR here.

Big thanks to the multiclock face - i used a lot from the nice braun face.

I think thats a very good idea :)

Thank you so much, it looks so cool and fits perfectly :D

For me the health app version works fine, steps are shown in realtime and I dont have to wait for a day :)

Ok interesting... and the Health tracking app is installed? I think this app provides this functionality...

Hi,

not sure if this helps you or if this is what you are searching for, but I'm using the health module, which is preinstalled on each bangle js 2 as far as I know. Using the code below works fine for me - also steps are set to zero each day :)

In case health is not installed, I return 0. Probably ot would be better, to show a warning etc. instead ;)

Btw. you can also upload the files lcars.app.js and lcars.settings.js file using the webide directly from my fork bypassing the store (https://github.com/peerdavid/BangleApps/tree/master/apps/lcars)

Hi there,

which version do you have on your bangle? It must be at least 0.07 for the settings. The PR for the latest version, where I included health graphs etc. on a second screen, is pending - so in a few days it will be available :)

I can also enable the app store for my fork, then the latest version can directly be installed from there. Nevertheless, I prefer that users install it from the official store because then the PR and source code is reviewed :)

Ok cool thanks a lot for testing! I will write you again here when I made some performance optimizations :)

For sizing for both bangles I first have to read the tutorials again :P

You can try to disable performance optimizations in Android...

Hi Sebastian, thanks for testing! I indeed want to optimize it a bit (background cam be oy lines instead of a complete image). So we will see if it works then :)

David

Hello @Paladin316, I just pushed a new version where you can select for each of the three rows, which data is displayed. Currently Batters, Steps, Temperature and HRM is supported. I will add definitely more options in future :)

The main reason is that I have never tested it for Bangle 1 - also I'm not sure how much more work it is to maintain it for both versions. But I will definitely think mad read about it how to support both versions :)

https://github.com/peerdavid

Yea really cool - thanks a lot for sharing :)

I installed this one: https://banglejs.com/apps/#android%20integration

Thanks a lot @Gordon for your help and support - this sometimes happens that Hardware is faulty... I'm looking forward to the new Bangle to continue working with this great device and continue programming my LCARS watch face :D

David

I had the same: I uninstalled the GB app from my bangle and installed the android app instead :) Then it was totally fine.

What I wonder, can I change the main.c file to log e.g. BLE errors etc.?
--> I.e. adapt this file here, compile and flash:
https://github.com/espruino/Espruino/blob/3a1b5142a281e5c2f9e827d2901abf88b13167f7/targets/nrf5x_dfu/main.c

Then I could try to log the error code etc. on the screen - if this would help.

Cheers, David

Ah yea makes totally sense :) If I go to the about screen, it tells me 2V10.236.

I also tried to find the device now via bluetooth - still the same problem :(
I also tried if I'm able to find it via the NRF Toolbox app etc. but, unfortunately, nothing worked yet.

Nevertheless, something is still weird: I flash the hex file and reboot, but its still my old image - I'm relative sure because my LCARS clock is shown ^^ Is there something else I have to execute - is this still in Ram or so?

> flash write_image erase bangle.hex
nRF52840-xxAA(build code: D0) 1024kB Flash, 256kB RAM
Padding image section 0 at 0x00000a18 with 1512 bytes
Padding image section 1 at 0x000253c8 with 3128 bytes
Flash write discontinued at 0x0008e42c, next section at 0x000f7000
Adding extra erase range, 0x0008e42c .. 0x0008efff
Padding image section 3 at 0x000fd874 with 1932 bytes
Padding image section 4 at 0x000fe324 with 3292 bytes
Adding extra erase range, 0x000ff324 .. 0x000fffff
Adding extra erase range, 0x10001000 .. 0x10001013
Adding extra erase range, 0x1000101c .. 0x10001fff
auto erase enabled
wrote 616280 bytes from file bangle.hex in 68.578995s (8.776 KiB/s)

> reset run

@Gordon

I reduced the communication frequency to 100 kHz and now the connection is stable (juhuuu). I would guess my usb connection is not super stable so a lower frequency is needed.

In the attachments you can find the dump that I created using the command you suggested.