11-09-2024
14:33
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11-11-2024
05:18
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MarreFitbit
11-09-2024
14:33
- last edited on
11-11-2024
05:18
by
MarreFitbit
I have a Charge 5 and use Apple SE watch with Fitbit App. I get a "notice" on my watch - orange chevrons - saying I am in the "active zone", which I understand. I also get a "notice" in blue chevrons which disappears before I can read it. What is this type of notice, and is there somewhere that I can retrieve this type of notice that pops up and is gone in a few seconds?
Moderator Edit: Clarified subject
11-11-2024 05:21 - edited 11-11-2024 05:22
11-11-2024 05:21 - edited 11-11-2024 05:22
Hi there, @ml2624. Welcome to the Fitbit Community Forums. Thanks for the details provided in your post. I will be glad to help you to get a better understanding about your active zone minutes.
There are 2 ways your device notifies you about Active Zone Minutes:
The number of times your device buzzes indicated which zone you're in:
Number of Buzzes | Heart-Rate Zone |
---|---|
1 buzz | Fat burn zone |
2 buzzes | Cardio zone |
3 buzzes | Peak zone |
Earn Active Zone Minutes for time spent in the moderate (fat burn), vigorous (cardio), or peak heart-rate zones. To help you maximize your time, you earn 2 Active Zone Minutes for each minute you’re in the vigorous or peak zones. Heart-rate zones are personalized based on your fitness level and age.
Heart-Rate Zone | Active Zone Minutes
|
---|---|
1 minute in the moderate zone | 1 Active Zone Minute |
1 minute in the vigorous or peak zone | 2 Active Zone Minutes* |
For more information about heart-rate zones, refer to How do I track heart rate with my Fitbit device?
Regarding your inquiry, there's no way to retrieve that notification unless you enter a zone again. Nevertheless, all active zone minutes you earn, will be reflected on the Fitbit app after you sync.
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11-11-2024 07:36
11-11-2024 07:36
11-13-2024 13:56
11-13-2024 13:56
The question as stated in my first post was not my question. I asked what the difference was between the orange chevron notice that "you are earning active zone minutes" and the blue chevron notice which I cannot put my reading glasses on fast enough to read before it disappears. If Fitbit sends a notice, it should be available for more than 10 seconds.
11-13-2024 14:07
11-13-2024 14:07
I do not use the exercise app. I have a heart problem and get 95 bpm standing at the sink and today riding in a car. A leisurely walk often results in tachycardia. I bought this watch to monitor my heart rate to be sure it does not go too high and for the ECG function to document arrhythmias.