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New to Versa, no sleep stages

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‎06-29-2018 08:08 - last edited on ‎10-29-2021 11:28 by Moderator Alum

‎06-29-2018 08:08 - last edited on ‎10-29-2021 11:28 by Moderator Alum

I just started using the Versa on June 26th. The sleep graph showed sleep stages for that night. The rest are sleep patterns. Did I unknowingly change something?  Also, do I need to manually start sleep or will it automatically start when I do fall asleep?  Wednesday night it did not track any sleep until I selected begin sleep. 

 

 


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‎06-29-2018 08:21

‎06-29-2018 08:21

@KathyFreddie I've found that the sleep tracking tends to err on the side of tracking too little, rather than too much. Mostly. I just manually change the times in the morning. I've also found that deleting a log that doesn't show the sleep stages and adding it again can show the sleep stages. I haven't tried it, but I think manually starting sleep in the app makes it not record sleep stages, but only simplified sleep. 

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