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Weird issue. This morning 2 of my complications are gone. I can put NEW ones in there and they show up, but if I try to put the old ones back (Dark Sky and Hue) it's just blank. I even rebooted my phone. On newest WatchOS.
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When in doubt un-pair and re-pair. It'll back up your watch then restore.
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Oct 28, 2016 17:03
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Feenix posted:Weird issue. This morning 2 of my complications are gone. I can put NEW ones in there and they show up, but if I try to put the old ones back (Dark Sky and Hue) it's just blank. Go to the watch app on your phone and uninstall/reinstall the app on the watch. Happened with a complication on my wife's phone and that fixed it.
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:Go to the watch app on your phone and uninstall/reinstall the app on the watch. Happened with a complication on my wife's phone and that fixed it. Yeah no I figured it out. Thanks, that was more or less it. Somehow my watch face complications was STILL listing them, but they had been turned off, I guess in the update somehow. Thanks all 
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Oct 28, 2016 17:12
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Dr. Tim Whatley posted:The issue is that if you're just doing standard walking it's not constantly measuring your heart rate Even when using "Outdoor Walk" in the Workout app? Weird. Makes sense for the runs, though. I use a 3rd party trainer app that throws the timer over to the watch. But 3rd parties can't access/trigger the heart monitor.
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Oct 28, 2016 17:19
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CaptainCrunch posted:Even when using "Outdoor Walk" in the Workout app? Weird. My bad, thought you meant just ambient exercise tracking. Nah, any tracked exercise should be measuring full time. Mine seems to track outdoor walks fine. Curious.
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Oct 28, 2016 17:22
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Dr. Tim Whatley posted:My bad, thought you meant just ambient exercise tracking. Nah, any tracked exercise should be measuring full time. Mine seems to track outdoor walks fine. Curious. I don't know why I care... the exercise is helping, my cardiovascular health is improving... I just want my OCD feel goods from my wrist computer.
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Oct 28, 2016 17:31
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I'm about to get my watch. Wasn't there a way to calibrate the fitness tracker? Something about walking a mile? Is there a guide you could give me?
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Oct 28, 2016 17:37
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rear end Catchcum posted:I'm about to get my watch. Wasn't there a way to calibrate the fitness tracker? Something about walking a mile? Is there a guide you could give me? In the watch app, Privacy - Motion & Fitness - Reset Calibration Data. Then, you'll want to log a walking workout for at least 20 minutes (and walk, of course!) I believe you'll get a tap w/ no notification once it's calibrated.
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Thank you! Edit: me being paranoid in lieu of recent discussion: brisk walk? Literally just normal walk? Sorry!
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rear end Catchcum posted:I'm about to get my watch. Wasn't there a way to calibrate the fitness tracker? Something about walking a mile? Is there a guide you could give me? The "super official calibration procedure" boils down to "do a run/walk workout outside with your phone present so the watch can estimate your stride." It should continue to adjust thereafter, so it's not super critical or anything.
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Ah ok thanks.
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Gunder posted:I bought an S1 a few weeks back. It was getting around the 18 hours of battery life that Apple claims. Then I updated it to 3.1 a couple of days ago and since then my battery life has shot through the roof. Just get an S1. Sold. Got one yesterday and it's doing well so far. Seems like ~1% per hour right now, but it's only been off the charger for 3 hours. Liking it a lot more than my Pebble Time
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Oct 28, 2016 21:15
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The recalibration fixed it. I got credit for my exercise in an amount that seemed reasonable. Basically the workout got credited, but the warmup and cool down times didn't. If it's based on movement and heart rate, that makes sense. SO! If you think your rings aren't filling correctly, recalibrate your movement settings for the watch!
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Where's the setting to reverse the scroll direction of the crown? I can't find it anywhere. edit: also this battery life is significantly better than I remember hearing about shortly after original launch. 7.5 hours off the charger and I'm at 79% dc3k fucked around with this message at 01:52 on Oct 29, 2016 |
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Oct 28, 2016 22:20
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This update is killer for battery life (looking at 24 hours and still above 50%), but it seems to have hosed up a lot of my apps. SleepCycle++ wasn't adding data to the Health app until I turned off and back on the Report Data setting in the Phone app. Steps were still recording, but that's Apple stuff so I would expect that to remain. What really bugs me is that HomeKit on the watch isn't work. My Hue watch app works, but the HomeKit one is constantly unresponsive. Note that on my phone and iPad the HomeKit stuff works no problem: it's just the HomeKit app that is not responding. I can't even see a HomeKit app when looking at my apps on the Watch's iPhone app because I wanted to try uninstalling and reinstalling. EDIT: Checking the HomeKit app for the first time in a few days, and now it works and show the lights that are on, but the app still says my accessories aren't responding 
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Oct 29, 2016 00:57
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The battery amazing. My S2 is currently at 70% with two hours of usage and 25h of standby according to the watch app. I'm running a pretty minimalistic watch face. I don't know how much that helps.
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Kristneder posted:The battery amazing. My S2 is currently at 70% with two hours of usage and 25h of standby according to the watch app. I'm running a pretty minimalistic watch face. I don't know how much that helps. Yep. I just checked my S2, it is at 80% and usage says Usage: 2 Hours, 12 Minutes Standby: 16 Hours, 18 Minutes I'm going to run an experiment and not charge my watch and see how long it goes for, feels like 3 days or so.
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Oct 29, 2016 08:35
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36 hours; 45% 
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Wait what series are you again?
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S1 Note that it's been a relatively light usage day
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Oct 29, 2016 22:06
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Here's my anecdote: it's 5:15p. I've been up since 8a, so just past 9 hours. I just finished my second workout for the day and I'm at 75% battery.
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Oct 29, 2016 22:18
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On top of my normal usage, did a 3 hour bike ride yesterday with Strava running the HRM. Killed my phone battery with GPS and music, but I went to bed with the S2 above 50% I think I can realistically travel overnight without worrying about a charger and that's what I wanted from the start.
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rum sodomy Rainbow Dash posted:36 hours; 45% I'm at about 36 hours and 50% right now.
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rage-saq posted:Yep. I just checked my S2, it is at 80% and usage says S2 WatchOS 3.1 battery log update! Battery Level: 62% Usage: 3 hours, 11 minutes Standby: 1 day, 8 Hours Took it off the charger Friday morning at 7:30am, used it normally since then, took it off before bed but didn't put it on the charger.
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Oct 30, 2016 00:40
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It might be viable as a sleep tracker now, but ehhh I'm still more comfortable just throwing that bad boy on the charger every night and not worrying about it.
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Oct 30, 2016 02:29
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I think I've discovered the issue on my watch - it only seems to drain quickly at work. Could it be a wifi thing maybe? I'm rarely not close to my phone but that's all I can think of, we have two connections at work and both can be spotty so I'm thinking maybe it's just struggling to maintain a wifi signal?
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Do third-party developers have access to haptic feedback settings on the watch? The thing is like 80% of the way to being an absolutely essential bit of kit for motorcycles (as an alternative to mounting aphone for gps and having the battery drain), but it needs different types of pulses for left and right turns and also a bit more delay before the alert. There doesn't seem to be anything on the app store for this, so I'm wondering if the watchOS haptic settings can even be overridden or if it's hardcoded.
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tirinal posted:Do third-party developers have access to haptic feedback settings on the watch? Maps navigation already has unique left and right turn patterns. I find they work very well when driving a car, but the haptics are impossible to feel against the vibrations of my motorcycle bars.
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eddiewalker posted:Maps navigation already has unique left and right turn patterns. I find they work very well when driving a car, but the haptics are impossible to feel against the vibrations of my motorcycle bars. Huh. I can feel it fine on the bike, but apparently not enough to distinguish the type of turn.
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I actually tried the turn-by-turn GPS stuff last night without really meaning to. I started paying attention to the timing of the haptic feedback after a few turns; to me, it's like a "put your turn signal on right about now" notification. I could see it not being early enough if you aren't anticipating an upcoming turn, but I tend to glance at my (phone's) screen to get an idea of how close an upcoming turn is. Didn't realize it distinguished the turn direction in the feedback, though... I didn't notice. How's that work? Hopefully it's not silly like left = X pings, right = X+1 pings... because that seems like too much trouble to pay attention to. enojy fucked around with this message at 20:28 on Oct 30, 2016 |
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tirinal posted:Huh. I can feel it fine on the bike, but apparently not enough to distinguish the type of turn. Maybe it's just my buzzy single, then. It works pretty well for me as a turn list, though. I just roll the crown at stoplights and get my next few directions in mind.
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rage-saq posted:S2 WatchOS 3.1 battery log update! Watch still going strong on day 3! I think I will have to put my watch on the charger tonight. Battery Level: 36% Usage: 4 Hours, 34 minutes Standby: 2 days, 4 hours
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Oct 30, 2016 20:38
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rage-saq posted:Watch still going strong on day 3! I think I will have to put my watch on the charger tonight. The hell, do you use it for anything? s1/2?
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Oct 30, 2016 20:41
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rage-saq posted:Watch still going strong on day 3! I think I will have to put my watch on the charger tonight. In the spirit of trying this out, I did not charge my watch last night but I DID take it off. This morning I had to power it on. Does it power off if off-wrist for too long?
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Oct 30, 2016 20:59
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Dr. Tim Whatley posted:The hell, do you use it for anything? s1/2? Mostly modular watch face/complications (timer, dark sky, calendar activity) but still a good amount of email notifications, texting back and forth, Home integration for Nest controls.
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Oct 30, 2016 22:20
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I've been pretty consistently charging S2 every other night for about a week and a half now, so essentially 40 hours or so on a single charge.
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Ah, alright. Makes sense what with the bigger battery.
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Keep in mind the S2 also needs more juice because of the brighter screen. Unless you're running the brightness lower, but that's one of the selling points of the thing. It's battery estimate is the same as the S1 at 18 hours...which admittedly seems like a joke now. My S1 is at 44% after 34 hours, and that involves a decent amount of texting, email updates, and some apps running. Really, it's not that far behind my Pebble Time, which needed to charge every 2-3 days (seriously, the seven-day estimate must have incredibly lean use or not use sleep-tracking).
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rage-saq posted:Watch still going strong on day 3! I think I will have to put my watch on the charger tonight. Battery Level 17% Usage: 5 hours 51 minutes Standby: 2 Days, 16 Hours It is now just after midnight on Sunday and I took my watch off the charging dock Friday morning around 7:30am and I have done nothing to try to conserve battery power. Based on what I've seen I could probably make it until lunch tomorrow, but I'm going to charge up tonight so I don't have to worry about that. My weekends are probably lighter utilization than weekdays, so I'll try two weekdays and see where I get. Since I've gotten a few questions, here are my settings for a few things I think affect battery life: screen at 100% brightness, speaker always muted, strongest haptic strength, prominent haptic enabled, 70 second wake screen on tap which I use quite a bit, though I do cover my watch to turn it off pretty habitually. I sold my S0 before Watch OS 3.1 came out, but the S2 has so much battery life its beyond something you have to worry about. I can see sleep tracking being a trivial thing now, 30 minutes of charging is probably more than most people will use it in a day.
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