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	sampppa	2009-11-09 , 16:41
	Posts: 166 \| Thanked: 191 times \| Joined on Dec 2007 @ Oulu, Finland	#71

At least for now we don't have a web service where to upload activities...
I contacted Sports Tracker guys some time ago and asked if they would allow eCoach to upload data to their service but i never got answer.

But we have been planning to build our own web service someday... we just need more developers since I don't have that much time and I am not good on web development

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mve	2009-11-09 , 17:40
Posts: 103 \| Thanked: 157 times \| Joined on Feb 2007 @ Jyväskylä, Finland	#72

Originally Posted by sampppa

Hey

It should work as long as the device name contains "FRWD"
I never tested with FRWD recording on so it could be that.

If i remember correct some FRWD B600's had a bug that they just randomly stopped sending data to bluetooth...

I have now done some more testing and eCoach seems to record heart rate from my b600 for most of the time. It does not seem to matter if recording is also on in FRWD. My FRWD is from the first batch so that bug you mentioned might also explain my problems.

Should the bluetooh icon in N900 be blue when eCoach gets heart rate from FRWD? For me it's blue on start and after a while it is white just like when there isn't any bluetooth device connected.

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	sampppa	2009-11-09 , 17:48
	Posts: 166 \| Thanked: 191 times \| Joined on Dec 2007 @ Oulu, Finland	#73

Originally Posted by mve

Should the bluetooh icon in N900 be blue when eCoach gets heart rate from FRWD? For me it's blue on start and after a while it is white just like when there isn't any bluetooth device connected.

Yes it should, are you sure it doesnt disconnect FRWD ?
You can check if there is HR data on gpx file by opening it for example with text editor...

This bug with first FRWD's was to disconnect randomly.

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mve	2009-11-09 , 19:04
Posts: 103 \| Thanked: 157 times \| Joined on Feb 2007 @ Jyväskylä, Finland	#74

Originally Posted by sampppa

Yes it should, are you sure it doesnt disconnect FRWD ?
You can check if there is HR data on gpx file by opening it for example with text editor...

This bug with first FRWD's was to disconnect randomly.

I thought that it was recorded correctly when I looked heart rate graph in eCoach but when I looked at one gpx file there was only fist 20 mins and graph was showing also same time when I looked it more careful. So my B600 seems to have that disconnection bug.

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	sampppa	2009-11-09 , 21:23
	Posts: 166 \| Thanked: 191 times \| Joined on Dec 2007 @ Oulu, Finland	#75

Well it still should not disconnect everytime you use it. Can you please test more or does it really disconnect everytime?

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jtcr17	2009-11-10 , 15:23
Posts: 8 \| Thanked: 3 times \| Joined on Sep 2009	#76

So bad it would be nice if they let us upload our services to Sports tracker page. Thanks for the reply

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giodelgado	2009-11-24 , 04:11
Posts: 25 \| Thanked: 4 times \| Joined on Sep 2009 @ California, USA	#77

To the Developer:

I don't know how this would work to be implemented but Texas Instruments released an open development on a new sports watch for $49!!!

Engadget Link

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	sampppa	2009-11-24 , 07:15
	Posts: 166 \| Thanked: 191 times \| Joined on Dec 2007 @ Oulu, Finland	#78

Originally Posted by giodelgado

To the Developer:

I don't know how this would work to be implemented but Texas Instruments released an open development on a new sports watch for $49!!!

Engadget Link

But it doesnt have bluetooth on it ??

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lardman	2009-11-24 , 15:18
Posts: 2,102 \| Thanked: 1,309 times \| Joined on Sep 2006	#79

No, from the specs it appears to have a 3-axis accelerometer, pressure sensor (altimeter) and temperature sensor onboard, plus an RF link to allow it to talk to other wireless devices such as heart-rate monitors and pedometers.