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‎05-01-2018 21:35

‎05-01-2018 21:35

My blaze quit tracking my sleep.  Any ideas?

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‎05-02-2018 12:10

‎05-02-2018 12:10

Hi, @vikingman! I would suggest restarting your tracker and seeing if that makes a difference going forward. You can also try swapping wrists or positioning your tracker higher on your wrist to get a better continuous heart signal if that doesn't help.

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‎09-15-2018 12:04 - edited ‎09-15-2018 12:10

‎09-15-2018 12:04 - edited ‎09-15-2018 12:10

Hi @vikingman!

I had to play around with "Heart Rate" setting (Auto/On/Off) on my Blaze when this happened to me.
You could try setting it to "on" to force the HRM to always monitor your heart rate.
This will be a drain on your battery though.

Also, as @MakMak mentioned, a restart is your first resort.

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