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Tracking too many steps

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‎09-25-2017 07:09

‎09-25-2017 07:09

Hi everyone, I recently purchased the Blaze and I noticed that it is giving me to many steps. I work for a lawn service company and ride a mower. Is there any adjustments I can make?

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‎09-25-2017 16:40

In response to RunningFreak

‎09-25-2017 16:40

Thanks for the suggestion. That will work out for me.

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‎09-25-2017 15:30

‎09-25-2017 15:30

Hi @Jimmyh6! You have two options, leave your Blaze in the truck when mowing, or you can manually power off your Blaze when on the mower. To do so, Swipe left on on your Blaze until you arrive to the settings page. Tap on settings and scroll to the bottom and tap power off. It will ask you to confirm by pressing yes. But please note, your Blaze will no longer track any activity until you power it back on.

Michael Groff | CO, USA
Fitness isn’t being better than someone else, it’s being better than you used to be!

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‎09-25-2017 16:40

In response to RunningFreak

‎09-25-2017 16:40

Thanks for the suggestion. That will work out for me.

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‎09-25-2017 16:45

In response to Jimmyh6

‎09-25-2017 16:45

Glad that I could help!
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Michael Groff | CO, USA
Fitness isn’t being better than someone else, it’s being better than you used to be!

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