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Charge 2 logging Steps while driving

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‎02-26-2019 06:46 - last edited on ‎09-08-2020 17:14 by Fitbit Moderator

‎02-26-2019 06:46 - last edited on ‎09-08-2020 17:14 by Fitbit Moderator

My Fitbit Charge 2

Records wat too many steps. I can’t walk while I’m driving.. just saying. Anyone know how to calibrate?

 

 

Moderator edit: updated subject for clarity

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‎02-27-2019 04:32

‎02-27-2019 04:32

@Cdotson  A warm welcome to our Community! Sorry to hear that your Charge 2 is logging steps while driving. Your tracker will detect the movement on your arm and translate that movement into steps. There are situations in which your arm may move but you won't be actually walking. For example this may happen when you are playing the drums, burping a baby or clapping. It can also happen when driving. You can negate these steps by logging a driving activity. You can try wearing your tracker on your non dominant hand but select that hand as dominant on the tracker’s settings to make it less sensitive to movement.

 

Let me know how it goes!

Alvaro | Community Moderator

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