Settings enhancement

[Lizard555]

Hi, 

The Settings part (appearing at the end of the watch Menu) on Blaze are really poor - it has regulatory information which is complete waste of space IMO but misses other vital settings. I suggest more options of settings from the app is added. 

Also the left button when held longer does not have assigned any functionality as charge 2 has for example. Such a great watch but so not well organised/utilised IMO. 

[wmchapman]

Interesting observation @Lizard555, thanks for sharing.  A lot of this sort of concern could also be eliminated with more detail on features, sometimes you simply have to explore to find all the power you have on your wrist.

As an example, last quarter  "Arc" was introduced as a new clock display.  I had always used "Circuit" because, earlier, it offered the most large font detail for the home detail. 

I switched the day "Arc" was revealed because it seemed to offer even more.

Through a month or so of use I discovered while "Arc" is active, double tapping the date allows you to cycle through all the live stats your Blaze is monitoring, very cool and very powerful.

A bit of an "easter egg" without formal promotion -

...anyone else out there found cool features to share with Blaze clock style display(s) like this hidden in the firmware out there?

July 2017 Blaze Clock Displays

[MarkMM]

Nice thread hyjack.

[Rich_Laue]

@Lizard555, that regulatory info does not take up much mempty, but it also has your trackers serial number, and the option to have the serial number was a much heated request.

[Lizard555]

Hi Rich,

thanks. What is it useful for?

[Lizard555]

Thanks! I just wanted the active minutes. They aren't there either. 

[Lizard555]

Ok, I found that Multistat has it. But has one disadvantage- terribly pink 🙂

[wmchapman]

Outstanding intel @Rich_Laue, yup I tapped regulatory info and there's the serial number!

nice, thanks.

[Lizard555]

Hi Rich,
thanks. What is it useful for?

[Rich_Laue · Accepted solution]

I'm not sure what is useful for.. Some have said it was needed for insurance health plans. One guy said his company needed the info. 

You don't need it to get it working with fitbit. 

[Lizard555]

Oh, I see. But then all sorts of information would be useful - type of blood, medication being taken or special conditions/ allergies. Sounds good!

Kind regards,
Jan Done