How do you get it to track an indoor stationary cycle and not just steps?
2050900
I was doing a work out video, that's what it tracked, not even my steps. (and it was a dancing video!)
2050901
did you reclassify the workout after it was posted on the spark tracker page and scroll down to find cycling or Biking. You can reclassify after the spark tracker has uploaded the workout and the time by placing the pointer on the "general exercise" and it will pop up in a bubble to reclassify. Hope this helps.
2050902
Make sure u attach it to ur shoe. If it tracks it as steps you can reclassify it if u have the spark app
2050903
When you wear it on your shoe, it recognizes the circular movement, I guess. If you cycle/walk/run for over 10 minutes in a row it counts this as a workout, if not it just counts steps.
418193
Don't buy it, it only tracks forward movement if it is attached 6 a shoe, parallel to the ground. I bought it, I sent it right back. Look into Fit Bit, Google the best tracker for what you want to do. Research, pays off.
2248796
There is a small weighted device inside. It moves easily back and forth when you are walking. This generates a signal that you are taking steps. If that is not it, it may have a loose screw or something and may have to be replaced.
498328
It does track active minutes and tells you what time of day they occurred. It does not distinguish stair steps from steps on the flat.
10551
I do not believe it will. The tracking (distance) is determined via GPS. Plus, the GPS does not work indoors.
665870
No it does not. You have to start the pedometer in order for it track your steps.
770768
I use the foot pod on the treadmill indoors because there are no satellite signals that the GPS can track indoors.
521674
You have to turn it on each morning, but it will count the total daily steps. Make sure you do not accidentally hit the watch on anything as it will change/stop the settings depending on which button is pressed.
202730
Yes. You have a choice of methods. Fitbit may count "steps" while you are using the elliptical machine, but the other way would be to track "Activities" where "elliptical - high resistance," "moderate" and "low resistance" are choices. You would input the amount of time and resistance level, and Fitbit calculates calories burned. It would also negate any steps counted during the time period.
84175
Just so I understand, as well: Garmin 305 will not track indoor calories associated with a strength training routine? Thank you.
1281001
I don't use the pedometer very much but I think you can set it to run all the time until you "erase" and return to zero. Suggest you contact Pixnor and ask.
1229524
No, it does not track steps or miles, just heart rate. But it keeps track of your calories burned, hours spent in activity and how long you are in your target heart rate zone.
1356674
Yes it will track steps/distance. If you set the timer on it and you are stationary too long it will vibrate letting you know it is time to get up moving. It will also track your sleeping patterns. No GPS
1609745
The Timex GPS Bike Computer is not designed to work inside, since you typically cannot get a clear GPS single due to being inside. Also, you have to be moving forward in order to activate GPS tracking. There is no wheel magnet.
1327242
I would have to get mine back out, I haven't used it in a while, but ther eis nothing to set. Your steps are measured by the jarring motion of the machanism. As for instructions, if I remember correctly, just push the button until the pedometer displays what you are looking for and hold the button down to reset the counts. I can get mine out and double check if you'd like though.
115165
It isn't sophisticated. All it's measuring is your arm movement (or wherever you're wearing your Fitbit). You could walk or jog holding your arm still and it will think you aren't moving. Or you can shake your arm up and down and it will count it as steps. I did try and count my steps and check it for accuracy. For example, I was close to 6000 steps, then counted another 400. It came out pretty close to 6400, give or take 10 or 12. The trouble is, I'm not that great at walking and counting at the same time! (That's why I need something that does the counting.)
1951618
I really do not know. It will probably count your steps, but not distance because you are stationery.