03-06-2016 08:30
03-06-2016 08:30
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Best Answer03-26-2016 05:49
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03-26-2016 05:49
Hello @DABRAM and welcome aboard to our community! Note if you are going to user the GPS feature (MobileRun) I recommend to not start an activity on your tracker. The activities on your tracker will ha priority and this information will be take in consideration before the GPS data. If you want to track your course with the GPS just use your tracker and activate the feature. If you wear your tracker while using MobileRun, the steps, active minutes, and calories burned that you see on your Fitbit dashboard come from the tracker. Otherwise your phone is used to calculate distance, elevation, and pace for your walk, run, or hike.
Hope this helps and see ya around. ![]()
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Best Answer03-26-2016 05:49
Community Moderator Alumni are previous members of the Moderation Team, which ensures conversations are friendly, factual, and on-topic. Moderators are here to answer questions, escalate bugs, and make sure your voice is heard by the larger Fitbit team. Learn more
03-26-2016 05:49
Hello @DABRAM and welcome aboard to our community! Note if you are going to user the GPS feature (MobileRun) I recommend to not start an activity on your tracker. The activities on your tracker will ha priority and this information will be take in consideration before the GPS data. If you want to track your course with the GPS just use your tracker and activate the feature. If you wear your tracker while using MobileRun, the steps, active minutes, and calories burned that you see on your Fitbit dashboard come from the tracker. Otherwise your phone is used to calculate distance, elevation, and pace for your walk, run, or hike.
Hope this helps and see ya around. ![]()
"Great things are done by a series of small things brought together.” What's Cooking?
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