maximum number of samples for fitcontributor

GC doesn't understand the array.  Sounds to me like you need to use the FIT SDK and write your own app to display the array the way you want.

ok! thank you! I did some homeworks and found no chance to have an array ... so i think i will use the 3 arrays to store 10 values of x,y,z samples each and then average them storing only the mean value obtained. it is not good at all but maybe far enough to find what i'm searching for... 

Still, there must be some "feature", because the documentation talks about ":count — (Lang.Number) — 

flocsy🤠 said:

Still, there must be some "feature", because the documentation talks about ":count — (Lang.Number) — 

The number of elements to add to the Field if it is an Array". So even if it's not displayed in GCM, maybe it's saved in the fit file.

As I mentioned in the thread I linked above, the FIT specification actually has array types, but they're not documented/exposed in the CIQ API. Somebody tried setting an array type manually (using the integer value instead of a named enum) and it didn't work for them. I didn't try it myself.

So it's just another case of bad documentation. In this case it's technically correct (count is used *if* the field is an array), but practically useless (CIQ doesn't support array FIT fields).

However, IIRC, count is used for strings, so it's not totally useless. (I could be wrong on that - it's been a while since I've written or looked at code which writes strings to FIT files.)