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Ability to keep screen on for 60 seconds in order to check vitals in Medical field

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‎08-23-2017 07:44

‎08-23-2017 07:44

Please, please, please develop app to allow 60 seconds light so that I can teach medical students how to take pulse and respiration rates.  I need this app in work.   Stacy

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‎08-23-2017 09:32

‎08-23-2017 09:32

Hi there @sasmith12. Good to see you in the Community Forums! 🙂

 

At the moment, the display on the Fitbit Blaze stays on for 10 seconds. I was able to find this feature suggestion which is for being able to keep the display on (doesn't really specify for how long) but you might find it interesting and if you'd like, you can add your vote and any comments you may have there.

 

Anything else you may need, let me know!

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‎08-29-2017 06:03

In response to FerdinandFitbit

‎08-29-2017 06:03

That is mostly true @FerdinandFitbit, for now the Chronograph watch has a quick start stopwatch that @sasmith12 may be happy to know will stay on until the Stopwatch is turned off. Both the cockface and the watch is designed to cover the requests that the medical community asked for.

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‎08-29-2017 07:21

In response to Rich_Laue

‎08-29-2017 07:21

TRUE! I totally forgot about the Chronograph clock face!

 

Thanks a lot for reminding us of this @Rich_Laue!

 

@sasmith12, you might want to consider this. It should look something like this:

 

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Hope it helps! 🙂

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