This is free a Data Field for the Fenix 3 that shows multiple values on a single field. RunnersField is open source and its code resides at github: https://github.com/roelofk/HeartRateRunner
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- To Konrad Paumann
- Thank you for your hard work and making your code freely available!!!
- HeartRateRunner datafield is an addition to RunnersField
- RunnersField is open source and its code resides at github: https://github.com/kopa/RunnersField
- Release versions of RunnersField are published in the Garmin App Store
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- TIME: 12/24h mode based on system settings.
- PACE: pace in km/min or mi/min based on system settings (as average of the last 10 values).
- AVG PACE: average pace over the whole activity.
- DISTANCE: elapsed distance in km or miles based on system settings.
- DURATION: duration of the activity in [hh:]mm:ss
- GPS: green/blue bars for poor/acceptable/good signal, gray if no signal.
- battery: visualization of battery percentage as indicator bar. If battery value is lower than 30 the indicator bar gets orange. If value is lower than 10% the exact value will be shown and the indicator bar turns red.
- use bright or dark color scheme based on the background color setting of the app (Settings/Apps/Run/Background Color). needs at least a firmware with SDK 1.2 compatibility (otherwise bright scheme is always used).
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A Data Field needs to be set up within the settings for a given activity (like Run)
- Long Press UP
- Settings
- Apps
- Run
- Data Screens
- Screen N
- Layout
- Select single field
- Field 1
- Select ConnectIQ Fields
- Select HeartRateRunner
- Long Press Down to go back to watch face
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Start Run activity. Hopefully you see the HeartRateRunner datafield and can read the values.
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- Heart rate zone indicator now black with white edges, hopefully better visible
- Heart rate zones are calculated with age: hrmax = 217 - (0.85 × age)
- zone1 = maxHr * 0.64;
- zone2 = maxHr * 0.72;
- zone3 = maxHr * 0.79;
- zone4 = maxHr * 0.87;
- zone5 = maxHr * 0.94;
- hrmax = 217 - (0.85 × age);
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- Time spend in heart rate zone