Hi,
I would like to draw heart rate graphic on datafield for EDGE devices and I wondering if using Sensor History is the best way.... or it's better to create an array to save this data?
Any recommendation?
Thanks in advance,
Hi,
I would like to draw heart rate graphic on datafield for EDGE devices and I wondering if using Sensor History is the best way.... or it's better to create an array to save this data?
Any recommendation?
Thanks in advance,
Sensor History isn't available on edge devices. You need to collect the HR data yourself.
I'm going from memory here, but there was recently an enhancement request to add sensor history support for edge devices and I believe that it will be enabled for some devices. I'm not exactly sure which devices or when it will be available (I'm on vacation), but it is a known issue.
Interesting!
But I'm guessing that all types of getXYZHistory won't be supported.
For example, there won't be getOxygenSaturationHistory, as Edge devices don't have that sensor or getHeartRateHisory as the Edge devices don't have OHR.
I think that elevation history was specifically requested, and makes a lot of sense.
Yes that makes sense. Maybe pressure too?
Actually, my memory of the situation was not correct. We have *not* enabled sensor history on edge devices. I'm starting an inquiry as to why since this seems like something that should have been enabled (elevation, pressure, and temperature).
If it's done for Edge devices, then it should be done for handhelds like the Oregon, Rino, GPSMap and Montana, IMHO.
Any changes in the plans for supporting history data for these devices? I also have customers that would like to see their cycling speed/duration for the past week but it seems that getUserActivityHistory() still does not include rides done with an Edge cycling computer.
No change for SensorHistory, and Edge devices also don't support ActivityMonitor. You'll see this with "Supported Devices" for both in the API Doc.
I realize this thread is about sensor history, but I asked about getUserActivityHistory().