Hello,
I am writing a Datafield and I would like to get the training zones (HR + PWR) which are defined in the setup of the Garmin device.
I did not find anything in the API documentation..; Strange...
Thanks for your help.
Patrick
Returns Array of zone thresholds for the requested sport. The returned array contains zone values as follows:
min zone 1, max zone 1, max zone 2, max zone 3, max zone 4, max zone 5
Parameters:
sport (Number) — The sport that zones are being requested from. Should be a HR_ZONE_SPORT_XXX value.
Returns:
(Array) — Array of zone thresholds for the requested sport. The returned array contains zone values as follows:
min zone 1, max zone 1, max zone 2, max zone 3, max zone 4, max zone 5
Since:
1.2.6
getCurrentSport and getHeartRateZones fail on Epix hardware
- (Array) getHeartRateZones(sport)
Returns Array of zone thresholds for the requested sport. The returned array contains zone values as follows:
min zone 1, max zone 1, max zone 2, max zone 3, max zone 4, max zone 5
Parameters:
sport (Number) — The sport that zones are being requested from. Should be a HR_ZONE_SPORT_XXX value.
Returns:
(Array) — Array of zone thresholds for the requested sport. The returned array contains zone values as follows:
min zone 1, max zone 1, max zone 2, max zone 3, max zone 4, max zone 5
Since:
1.2.6
Can anyone tell me what I'm missing here? This code:
function GetUserHeartRateZones() {
// Returns an array of heart rate zone boundaries from the User Profile
System.println("Calling 'UserProfile.getProfile().getCurrentSport();'");
var currentSport = UserProfile.getProfile().getCurrentSport().toNumber();
System.println("currentSport = " + currentSport.toString());
var heartRateZones = UserProfile.getProfile().getHeartRateZones(currentSport);
var indexZone = 0;
while (indexZone <= 5) {
System.println("heartRateZones[" + indexZone.toString() + "] = " + heartRateZones[indexZone].toString());
indexZone += 1;}
return heartRateZones;}
Generates this console output running in the Epix simulator:
Can anyone tell me what I'm missing here? This code:
function GetUserHeartRateZones() {
// Returns an array of heart rate zone boundaries from the User Profile
System.println("Calling 'UserProfile.getProfile().getCurrentSport();'");
var currentSport = UserProfile.getProfile().getCurrentSport().toNumber();
System.println("currentSport = " + currentSport.toString());
var heartRateZones = UserProfile.getProfile().getHeartRateZones(currentSport);
var indexZone = 0;
while (indexZone <= 5) {
System.println("heartRateZones[" + indexZone.toString() + "] = " + heartRateZones[indexZone].toString());
indexZone += 1;}
return heartRateZones;}
Generates this console output running in the Epix simulator:
The Epix I don't believe supports this, the API states it is available in 1.2.6 and forward, the Epix is on 1.2.1.
Arrgh! My mistake - making one of those infamous assumptions without reading carefully! It didn't occur to me that the simulator would support something that wasn't faithful to the corresponding device's capabilities. :-(
Thanks to you (for reminding me of Garmin's decision to neglect some of most basic functionality that you would reasonably expect to be available in what was not long ago their top-of-the-line device)!
How do you know which version each device is at? Would it help to specify minSdkVersion="1.2.6" in the manifest?
I would suggest using "has" which has been a current topic in the forums and specifying SDK 1.2 in the build properties. I find it best to have a default case and then build around the possible expansion of functionality if they has the right VM version.
