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Ionic heartrate/steps failure after firmware update?

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‎03-26-2018 07:38

‎03-26-2018 07:38

hi !

 

Yesterday my clock died, no battery.

Today i charged it and after that there was " clock error" showing on the screen.

Downloaded the new firmware and the clock seemed to be working again. but now i have these problems.

Laying on my couch i have 114-130 bpm. it should be probably 50-70. 

And it seemse like the stepscounter now reacts to time ? every second i get 1-2 steps more. even if im not wearing the watch the steps just go up every second. 

 

have tried restaring my watch multiple times..

 

Best regards 

Jens 

 

 

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‎03-26-2018 22:22

‎03-26-2018 22:22

Yesterday evening i also tried restore to factory default 2-3 times and then made a new upgrade to os 2.  now its restarting every minute more or less and i cant get back to old OS so the watch is useless for now.

its restarting , the hearrate isnt reading and the stepcounter just goes bananas..

 

 

 

Any tip ? 

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