Data Field: GRun

Forum for GRun Data Field:
GRun: https://apps.garmin.com/en-US/apps/bf56e088-aefe-4fb4-8f16-b2e136b996a9
GRun More: https://apps.garmin.com/en-US/apps/63cba559-b7a2-446a-afa1-51a4680f88e1

Questions, Comments, Suggestions?
Feel free to ask and remember the code is open source, so feel also free to contribute.
https://github.com/gcormier9/GRun

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Tom Heaps over 5 years ago +2

I have tried many data fields since purchasing my FR245(M) a month ago and yours is by far the best I have installed. Really love the amount of control you have over the display configuration, header size…
Cetacea99 over 6 years ago +1

This is the only data field app I've found so far that allows users to configure every field content and size. The only thing that is preventing me from using it is the lack of Lap Pace which is important…
Jachym over 5 years ago +1

Your datafield is great, wow! Almost perfect, the only 2 things I don't like are:

- I'd love to have current HR at the bottom (which is is possible in current version of datafield) but I'd like to…

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GCorm over 3 years ago in reply to 5430889

Have a look at the documentation: https://github.com/gcormier9/GRun#dynamic-header-background-color

Within the datafield options, have a look at the parameter "Dynamic Header Background Color"

marcoardiawenink over 3 years ago

HI, wonderful data field! I pretty much tweaked all the options to my liking, there's just one thing I cannot adjust the way I want to (probably just overlooking the obvious :-/ ) : How do I set the overall background to white as opposed to black ? Venu 2 plus here.

Thanks!

GCorm over 3 years ago in reply to marcoardiawenink

It's actually a limitation with the Venu watch. I'll see if I can make a workaround specifically for the Venu...

flocsy🤠 over 3 years ago

What does pace range mean? Let's say i set pace to 420 (7min/km) and I'd like to be in the range if 6:30 - 7:30 per km. Should I set the pace range to 30 or 60?

GCorm over 3 years ago in reply to flocsy🤠

Hi flocsy🤠,

Please have a look at the documentation: https://github.com/gcormier9/GRun#pace-range

Pace Range is used to determine if your pace/speed is too slow or too fast. For example, if you configure "Target Pace" at 5:30 min/km (330 seconds) and you can configure "Pace Range" at 15 seconds, it means a good pace will be within 5:15 min/km to 5:45 min/km. If your pace/speed is too slow, the pace/speed is displayed in red, if it's too fast, it is displayed in blue and if it's within the range, it will be displayed in green.

Regards,
GCorm

flocsy🤠 over 3 years ago in reply to GCorm

Thanks.

May I suggest to improve slightly the text in the settings? Maybe include somehow "+/-"? Like "Pace Range (+/- in seconds)"

GCorm over 3 years ago in reply to flocsy🤠

Thanks flocsy🤠. I like the idea. I'll make the change on the next release.

Albert6789 over 3 years ago

Hello GCorm, Thanks a lot for your great data screen. Since I downloaded I use in every run. Very happy with it. I am not sure if my question is old but not sure whether is really an stupid one or not. I ran a couple of marathons in last months and during the races I carefully updated the distances from time to time with the elapsed dist. button. This made me have a very accurate idea of the ETA, which I was following regularly. Til here is perfect. My dissapointment came when I checked my race statistics in Garmin Connect. Distance there is way longer of the dist. that I have been correcting during the race, and hence, pace is absolutely wrong. Is this normal? Or is there some way to have the corrected distance in the Garmin Connect? Thanks a lot, and hope you can help me. Albert

GCorm over 3 years ago in reply to Albert6789

Hi Albert6789,

Unfortunalty, the correction to the distance made within the datafield are 'cosmetic`only, meaning I am not able to update the data recorded within Garmin. If Garmin allow this feature in a near feature, I'll try to update the code accordingly.

Regards,
GCorm

Albert6789 over 3 years ago in reply to GCorm

I guessed that. Thanks for replying. Regards