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What does stress "unmeasurable" mean?

Former Member over 4 years ago

Unmeasurable?
What does it mean on the graph when no bar (or a black gap) shows, noted as "unmeasurable?" Does that mean the stress level is so high it can't be measured...or something else?
Tom

0 trux over 4 years ago

Mostly it means that the conditions for measuring the stress level are insufficient - for example you are moving too much. For measuring the stress level, you need to be rather quiet. It could be also because the HRM has a problem locking your HR signal, but you'd see it on your HR graph too, then.