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Override Fitbit HR info

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‎06-19-2019 02:10

‎06-19-2019 02:10

I have set up syncing with Endomondo to allow it to read and write with Fitbit. Alta HR does not accurately track my heart rate during exercise no matter how much troubleshooting I do. I wear a chest strap with Endomondo. Despite checking the box for heart rate to give permission to transmit data, my Endomondo HR info does not transfer. How can I get it to override the fitbit as it is more accurate?

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‎06-20-2019 12:08

‎06-20-2019 12:08

Welcome to the Forums @nurseonfire.

 

Thanks for sharing your experience and feedback on the matter.

 

In this case the HR data from Endomondo doesn't sync over to Fitbit at all which is how the integration was developed. Perhaps you could reach out to Endomondo directly about this, given that the integration is developed and managed by them directly.

 

Let me know if there are any other questions I can help you out with.

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