What is the standard heart rate sampling rate displayed in non exercise mode?

[SunriseGirl]

Is it every 5 seconds like the other fitbit watches? 

[NellyG · Accepted solution]

Yes I am sure I read somewhere that it is 1 second when exercising and 5 seconds for normal use.

[SunsetRunner]

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@NellyG wrote:

Yes I am sure I read somewhere that it is 1 second when exercising and 5 seconds for normal use.

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What I've read too.

[Colinm39]

I have just downloaded my HR data from an external source and it's still plotting the same as the Blaze,  27 plots/minute for fast walking and 27 plots/minute while asleep from a snapshot sample of the data

I keep an eye on this because I had a RHR of 52 on the Blaze and an occasional missing heart beat which is passed as OK by the cardiologist. The image below shows an average of 23 plots/minute from the downloaded data but you can't detect that on the graph because it is displaying every second and obviously display the time on the line position.

Also I have notice my RHR has gone up 3 bpm.. Someone also posted that observation elsewhere.

[Mark2018]

@Colinm39

Which external source do you have?

This is not possible with SDK?

That's bad!

Unfortunately also not downloadable from Fitbit website, but the data is ours!

Big discrepancy!

Regards

Mark

[Colinm39]

@Mark2018I use Squashleagues.org and you login with your Fitbit login.

https://www.squashleagues.org/Fitbit/FitbitDataDownload

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@Mark2018 wrote:

@Colinm39

Which external source do you have?

This is not possible with SDK?

That's bad!

Unfortunately also not downloadable from Fitbit website, but the data is ours!

Big discrepancy!

Regards

Mark

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