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‎11-19-2019 14:23 - last edited on ‎09-08-2020 11:42 by Fitbit Moderator

‎11-19-2019 14:23 - last edited on ‎09-08-2020 11:42 by Fitbit Moderator

What does it mean when the heart rate read-out has circles (bubbles) above the heart symbol?

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‎11-20-2019 00:55

‎11-20-2019 00:55

Have a look at page 14 of the Charge 2 manual at https://staticcs.fitbit.com/content/assets/help/manuals/manual_charge_2_en_US.pdf

 

It sounds like you may be referring to the heart rate zone indicator. Two dots above the heart symbol mean you are in the "fat burn" zone.

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‎11-20-2019 00:55

‎11-20-2019 00:55

Have a look at page 14 of the Charge 2 manual at https://staticcs.fitbit.com/content/assets/help/manuals/manual_charge_2_en_US.pdf

 

It sounds like you may be referring to the heart rate zone indicator. Two dots above the heart symbol mean you are in the "fat burn" zone.

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‎11-20-2019 06:19

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‎11-20-2019 06:19

Steve, that's it!  Thank you so much.  Jan
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