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My fitbit Ionic believes it's charging

‎03-02-2018 10:34

‎03-02-2018 10:34

I was changing some code while the ionic was connected to the charger.

Once done I disconnected it, but the watch believes it's still connected to the power and it's battery level is going up!!
Either my wrist is generating energy or there is a bug in there somewhere?

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‎03-02-2018 12:04

‎03-02-2018 12:04

It reproes pretty consistently and rebooting the watch seems to be the only workaround.

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‎03-05-2018 01:12

‎03-05-2018 01:12

I'm getting this too now and then.

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‎03-05-2018 06:24

‎03-05-2018 06:24

It looks like this slipped in with the previous update.

 

If you use the developer connection you could end up getting into a state where the charging dialog shows up, even when you're not charging. The workaround is to just plug the device back into the charger or reset the device.

 

This has been fixed for the next update.

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