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Free apps by default!

NoOne — Sun, 07 Jun 2026 06:07:15 GMT

Free work by default

NoOne — Sat, 06 Jun 2026 22:38:47 GMT

oh-my-wrist: real-time developer workflow alerts on Garmin watches

Jason — Sat, 06 Jun 2026 16:35:33 GMT

I built **oh-my-wrist**, a Garmin app for getting real-time alerts from Claude Code / OpenCode sessions.

The problem was simple: I would start a coding-agent session, step away from the desk, and later realize it had been sitting on a permission prompt or had already finished. So I made the watch notify me instead .The app shows live session state, tool calls, file edits, bash commands, idle time, usage, and vibrates for things that need attention.

The most painful part was definitely the BLE side. I ran into stack crashes, reconnect weirdness, and some device-specific behavior. For example, my Venu 3S needed the discoverable flag in the BLE advertisement, while other watches did not seem to care.

On the positive side, the Garmin SDK simulator was actually really useful for this kind of project. Being able to iterate on the UI and app behavior before testing on the real watch saved a lot of time.

Very niche, but maybe interesting to other Connect IQ / BLE people.

App:
apps.garmin.com/.../1fff0ec7-4813-4f94-8d24-3dc9fef0b9df

Source:
github.com/.../oh-my-wrist

「Game」WristStack — a block-stacking puzzle game for Garmin watches

li2niu — Sat, 30 May 2026 14:47:36 GMT

Hey everyone,

I made WristStack, a small falling-block puzzle game for Garmin watches.

You can play it directly on the watch, submit your score, and compete on a global leaderboard:

https://wriststack.wristtale.com/?period=all

It’s designed for quick wrist-sized sessions with simple controls and short gameplay loops. The leaderboard already has scores from different Garmin models, and I’d love to see more people try it.

If you play, please share your device model and score. I’d also appreciate feedback on controls, readability, difficulty, and any bugs you run into.

Thanks!

RE: 「Game」WristStack — a block-stacking puzzle game for Garmin watches

li2niu — Sat, 06 Jun 2026 14:19:13 GMT

Almost 1000 uploads.

VARIA UT800, Smart mode not working after 4hours ride(Garmin Edge 1030 Plus)

reggaedancer — Sat, 06 Jun 2026 12:41:39 GMT

Hello [mention:3241d18b99234783857d71805543dd03:e9ed411860ed4f2ba0265705b8793d05]

I have Garmin Egde 1030 Plus and 2 lights:
front light Garmin VARIA UT 800, rear light Garmin VARIA RTL 515.
The Smart Bike Lights worked perfectly during the ride for every mode S(Smart), N(Network) and M(Manually).

For Smart mode, I set Day Light for both VARIA UT800 and VARIA RTL515, this worked flawlessly for 3 years,

but last week, for the first time after 4 hours of ride, the front light VARIA UT 800(on Smart mode) switched OFF, the rear light VARIA RTL515

remained swicthed ON. See the attached picture from Edge.
The same behaviour happened yesterday, during 3 hours of ride, evertything was OK, but after 4 hours, again the front light switched OFF.
So I had to set the mode M(Manually) for UT800 to have light switched ON.

Here below is the screenshot from my Garmin edge when the VARIA UT800 switched off suddenly:

Can you please check my configuration below, if there is something wrong?

1,1!NOLIT:1H]1#0,73413136::255:#3,3!UTDAY:1:7:0:0Er0,s-600!UTNIGH:1:6:0:0Es0,r0!:1:0:0:0D=1#0,73535488::16711680:#10,6!CARDAY:2:7:0:0I]-1]0Er0,s0!CARNIG:2:6:0:0I]-1]0Es0,r0!BRAKE:1:4:0:0A[-10!RDDAY:2:7:0:0Er0,s0F4,48.025374,17.214332,48.023652,17.215533,48.033353,17.235103,48.034902,17.232699,48.159031,17.041512,48.142768,17.044945,48.137499,17.131634,48.16281,17.139702,48.159293,17.044001,48.197536,17.024345,48.198452,17.051125,48.16101,17.089405,48.170476,17.080221,48.185225,17.09816,48.162971,17.139809,48.16101,17.089598!RDNIGH:2:6:0:0Es0,r0F4,48.025741,17.213387,48.023273,17.21622,48.033375,17.235961,48.034523,17.230811,48.143411,17.040825,48.17927,17.035246,48.184764,17.06254,48.137245,17.113867,48.138357,17.113151,48.153564,17.096862,48.164159,17.122107,48.135641,17.137728,48.170155,17.078655,48.176365,17.10449,48.164204,17.122099,48.153463,17.09654!:1:0:0:0D=1#7,6:Varia 800:255:16777215:-1!2,:-1,Off:0!1,High:2!1,Medium:3!1,Low:4!1,Day Flash:7!1,Night Flash:6#6,5:Varia 515:16711680:16777215:-1!2,:-1,Off:0!1,Solid:4!1,Peloton:5!1,Day Flash:7!1,Night Flash:6#0::#0:0#3!0:3!6#65535#0#B3570#4#3#0#070155,17.078655,48.176365,17.10449,48.164204,17.122099,48.153463,17.09654!:1:0:0:0D=1#7,6:Varia 800:255:16777215:-1!2,:-1,Off:0!1,High:2!1,Medium:3!1,Low:4!1,Day Flash:7!1,Night Flash:6#6,5:Varia 515:16711680:16777215:-1!2,:-1,Off:0!1,Solid:4!1,Peloton:5!1,Day Flash:7!1,Night Flash:6#0::#0:0#3!0:3!6#65535#0#B3570#4#3#0#0

Watchface: Glance

MobileDriveway — Sun, 28 Nov 2021 15:33:45 GMT

NEWS UPDATE:

HANDY IQ:

https://apps.garmin.com/apps/3d167441-94f1-4b67-953f-e3ff6c272406

BIG EASY IQ:

https://apps.garmin.com/en-US/apps/1c8d4883-b4b2-49f3-b30c-954698cef794

EASY+:

https://apps.garmin.com/apps/7c993e2b-70b3-459a-bbe0-db48a89af5a8?tid=0

With introduction of Garmin Pay, I am starting to add a new payment option for some of my apps. The system is not flexible enough to just add Garmin Pay to existing apps, so I'll publish a copy of an app, with the same functionality but Garmin Pay as the payment provider.

The first one out is Glance Ultra (a copy of Glance Dual Screen):

https://apps.garmin.com/apps/1bed8f69-2e34-46e4-9786-3166fa3c6ab2?tid=0

EASY Round - 2023 #1 watch face of the year (by Garmin):

apps.garmin.com/.../9a619d99-3e5b-4eec-81e7-006655d797cc

GLANCE WATCH FACE app won THE BEST NEW WATCH FACE APP OF 2022 ! At the Developers conference Garmin announced nominees and winners for the best apps in different categories. Glance Watch Face was nominated and won in the best new watch face category [emoticon:c4563cd7d5574777a71c318021cbbcc8]! Garmin didn't post the video from the conference yet, but it was already reported by other websites: https://the5krunner.com/2022/10/12/garmin-app-watchface-of-the-year-2022-ciq-winners-and-nominees-announced/

The idea for this app is simple:
- Use only large fonts, so that all data are visible at a glance (hence the name of the app: Glance )
- Put as much data on the screen as possible, without sacrificing font size above
- Make all data fields customizeable to your needs
- Make colors customizeable as much as possible, so users can create their own design

The "Glance Watch Face" app is 100% FREE - no hidden restrictions, nagging, or expiration:
https://apps.garmin.com/en-US/apps/07ae ... 07e8035fae

There is also a mostly free app - BIG EASY: apps.garmin.com/.../86ec352b-da01-4806-8972-770c6d32a5e8

There are also two paid versions of this app - "Glance Pro":

https://apps.garmin.com/en-US/apps/ac4be3ce-f0f3-4c49-be01-5fa52614ab2b

and "Glance Dual Screen":

https://apps.garmin.com/en-US/apps/5c0fe72b-f045-4366-a878-d3e67c600868

Paid versions are identical to the free version (so no worries, FREE doesn't mean bad!), but have a lot of extra features features:

Open Weather Map support
Setting for TIME font weight
New way to use shared color themes
Support for many new metrics (like Body Battery, Stress Level, and lots more)
Extra progress bars and Graphs (in Dual Screen only)
Two separate data screens (in Dual Screen only)
A lot more - see apps description for the full list
You have an opportunity (and a small incentive) to support the development [emoticon:c4563cd7d5574777a71c318021cbbcc8]

Unique feature of the Glance apps - you can save your own Color Themes and quicly switch between them righ on the watch.

NEW: Now you can SHARE your Color Theme! You can also quickly apply Color Themes shared with you. Here is a full description of how it all works: https://www.mobiledriveway.com/glance.html#color

Here is the current Color Themes Gallery: https://www.mobiledriveway.com/glance_gallery.html

Color themes are compatible between "Glance" and "Glance Pro" (except for "inactive status icons color", which became obsolete in "Pro").

I'd love to see all color combinations you came up with. Please post your themes in the Reviews and I'll add them to the gallery!

Questions and suggestions are welcome!

RE: Watchface: Glance

9832080 — Fri, 05 Jun 2026 16:58:01 GMT

I don't seem to get an exact time for India using +5.30 in custom time 1 (in Easy+). Anyone has any idea? Thanks in advance.

RE: Smart Bike Lights (Data Field) / Bike Lights Control (Widget)

vmojzisek — Fri, 05 Jun 2026 08:48:24 GMT

I have one question. The Varia 820 shows the threat as green, orange and red on the Edge screen. I thought that in the SBL configurator it corresponds to the Vehicle thteat none, medium and high option. I set the configurator to flash if the threat is greater than or equal to medium. But the radar flashed even when the threat was green. Do the threat levels in the configurator correspond to the levels displayed on the screen?

Smart Bike Lights (Data Field) / Bike Lights Control (Widget)

maca88 — Tue, 15 Dec 2020 12:30:27 GMT

I've made two open source CIQ applications to control ANT+ lights:

- Smart Bike Lights (data field): https://apps.garmin.com/en-US/apps/0d9fd828-c932-4470-9c37-fd2828881888

Configurator: https://maca88.github.io/SmartBikeLights/

- Bike Lights Control (widget): https://apps.garmin.com/en-US/apps/fa3c2332-76e3-4ba1-8528-32a0fd617ab1

Configurator: https://maca88.github.io/BikeLightsControl/

Smart Bike Lights features:
- Automatic light control (Smart mode) based on the configured filters (sunset, sunlight, speed, ...)
- Manual light control (only for Edge devices with a touch screen or devices with CIQ 3.2 and more than 32KB memory)
- Records lights modes that are displayed in Garmin Connect

Bike Lights Control features:
- Manual light control (available to all devices)

Both applications can be installed on the same device, which can be useful for low end devices (e.g. Edge 520) where "Bike Lights Control" can be used to change light modes manually and "Smart Bike Lights" for automatic light control.

Currently registered ANT+ lights:
- Bontrager Ion Pro RT
- Bontrager Ion 200 RT
- Bontrager Flare RT
- Garmin Varia RTL500
- Garmin Varia RTL510
- Garmin Varia RTL515
- Garmin Varia HL500
- Garmin Varia UT800

in case your ANT+ light is not on the list you can help by doing the following:

1. Install Bike Lights Control
2. Pair your bike light with your Garmin device
3. Open the widget:
- Edge with a touch screen: post which numbers are displayed on the buttons and what mode each button represents when pressed
- Other devices: Select the "Light modes" menu and post which numbers are displayed in the menu and what mode each menu item represents when selected

Example for Bontrager Ion Pro RT:

1 -> High steady beam
2 -> Medium steady beam
5 -> Low steady beam
63 -> Day flash
62 -> Night flash

There are some features that could be possible to add in the future, but would require Garmin to add them to the CIQ api. In case you are interested in any of the below features, consider upvoting their feature request thread:

1. Control lights based on the ambient light sensor available on some devices:
https://forums.garmin.com/developer/connect-iq/i/bug-reports/ambient-light-sensor-api-access

Known issues:

1. Unable to use Tempe Visualizer or TyreWiz Data Field alongside Smart Bike Lights:
https://forums.garmin.com/developer/connect-iq/i/bug-reports/lightnetworklistener-onbikelightupdate-not-called-when-certain-data-fields-are-installed

I Monetized My Ski App, Here's What Happened

Charlie — Sat, 07 Feb 2026 20:17:19 GMT

Ski Pin Connect IQ Store Page

About Ski Pin

At the beginning of the 2026, I released a new data field for winter sports called Ski Pin. Ski Pin shows you the name of the ski run you're on, the run difficulty, and which lift is nearby. The CIQ app itself is straightforward, it gets your GPS coordinate and queries a custom web backend that checks the coordinate against OpenSkiMap data. Since there's a monthly cost to run the backend, I decided it'd make sense to monetize the data field to try to cover my costs. And I felt that the Ski Pin concept was unique enough in the CIQ ecosystem that passionate skiers may be willing to pay for the app.

I wanted to share my experience with monetization because I think it's valuable for other developers to see real numbers and understand if it's actually viable.

Monetization Math

For those who haven't looked into first-party monetization, there's a $100 annual fee and then a 15% service fee on all sales. At the beginning of the project, I didn't have a great understanding of how much the backend would cost to run. After doing some research I estimated that with modest adoption, it wouldn't be more than ~$20 a month. So my worst case annual cost would be around $100+$20*12months = $340/yr.

I really struggled with determining the price point for Ski Pin. I didn't want the price to be a significant barrier of entry, but I was eager to recoup my costs. To make $340, I would need to sell $400 in product to cover the 15% service fee. Since skiing is a seasonal sport, I figured a vast majority of my sales would occur in the first 4 months of the year, so I'd need to make ~$100/month. My goal was to make one sale a day on average. So monthly, $100/30 sales puts the price point at $3.33. I rounded that up to $4 to give some breathing room in case I didn't hit my target.

Ski Pin in the field

First Month Results

Looking back on January, two things worked in my favor. First, my backend cost estimate was high. My real cost was $8.46, significantly less than my $20 estimate. Second, I made a lot more sales than I expected! I sold 68 copies in January.

Below is a graph I'll be updating monthly with sales data. If I project out my monthly costs for the rest of the year with no additional sales, it looks like I'll still break even. That was my primary goal with this project.

January Sales Analysis

Lessons Learned

The biggest thing I learned is don't be afraid to price your app at what it's worth. I was genuinely worried that no one would be willing to spend more than $2 on a data field, and I almost priced Ski Pin lower because of that concern. But it turns out that if you're solving a real problem for a passionate audience, they may be willing to pay for it. Seasonal apps can absolutely work if you price appropriately for the condensed sales window, just make sure you're not leaving money on the table by undervaluing your work.

What do you think?

I'd love to hear from other developers who've monetized their apps, how did you approach pricing? Has it been worth it? And for those considering monetization, feel free to ask any questions about the process.

RE: I Monetized My Ski App, Here's What Happened

NoOne — Fri, 05 Jun 2026 08:46:05 GMT

very nice of you to keep us updated. Unfortunately its a season application and to be honest very few people ski, no-one i know does it, maybe I am just very poor. I might be wrong but yet again, very nice of you to keep us updated. Thank you

RE: RuckTrack v2: rucking, hiking, treadmill & weighted-vest walks with pack-aware calories

Meridian — Fri, 05 Jun 2026 05:04:02 GMT

v2.4 update. RuckTrack now runs on 86 watches, with the fēnix 7 family, Venu X1, Venu Sq 2, and the Instinct line among the new ones. Also added since the last bump: a Ruck Volume page after each save, Snow terrain, and a kcal/kJ toggle. Full details in the post above.

RuckTrack v2: rucking, hiking, treadmill & weighted-vest walks with pack-aware calories

Meridian — Thu, 30 Apr 2026 03:49:28 GMT

RuckTrack is a rucking app for Garmin, built for ruckers, hikers, backpackers, and weighted-vest walkers. The thing that makes it different from a generic Walk or Hike profile, or from Garmin’s own Rucking activity, is the calorie math: it accounts for the pack on your back, not just your heart rate. I first posted it here for the Forerunner 965. It now runs on 86 watches, so this thread covers the current v2.4.3 state. Sessions save as a Rucking activity in Garmin Connect.

(The original Forerunner 965 launch thread is here, for reference.)

Why RuckTrack

The core of it is the calorie math. Generic Walk and Hike profiles ignore pack weight. Garmin’s own Rucking activity, on the few watches that ship it (tactix 8, fēnix 8, FR 970, select Instinct), captures pack weight as a number but still estimates calories from heart rate. It logs what you carried, not the terrain you crossed or the grade you climbed. RuckTrack runs the Pandolf load-carriage equation, the model the US Army validated for marching under load, so pack weight, speed, terrain, and grade all move the number. It writes FIT subsport 124, which means the session classifies as Rucking in Garmin Connect on every supported watch, not just those few.

It also gets out of your way. Pick your load and start, no GPS lock required. When the signal drops, under heavy tree cover or during a warmup, the calorie math falls back to a blended heart-rate estimate, so the number stays complete instead of stalling or zeroing out. Step onto a treadmill, switch to indoor mode, and the same load-aware math runs off your incline and belt speed. You set your pack once and ruck. The app sorts out signal.

The rest is the watch experience. Six live screens, high-contrast and easy to read at a glance. A seven-page post-activity summary that ends on a Lifetime Totals reward page. A Calorie Details breakdown of every input that fed the math, one button away. A History view of your last 10 sessions, and a glance widget that shows your last ruck without opening the app.

A few details that matter for accuracy:

Santee (2001) downhill correction. On negative grades the burn rate is floored at 1.5 × body weight, which prevents the underestimation the base equation is known for on descents.
Speed cap at 2.5 m/s. The model is validated for walking, so faster values are clamped before the calculation.
60-second rolling grade buffer with a 30 m minimum-distance guard, so brief altitude spikes don’t pollute the burn rate.

Whether you’re carrying 35 lb on a GORUCK-style ruck, a full pack on a multi-day trip, or a 10-lb vest on neighborhood walks, the math works the same way.

Treadmill mode

Two indoor modes, picked at the start:

Auto. Pack weight only. The watch scales its native heart-rate calorie estimate by the load you’re carrying. Zero ongoing input, which suits instructor-led classes and varied-incline sessions where one fixed incline number wouldn’t be honest.
Manual. Pack weight, incline, and belt speed. The full load-carriage calculation with your set speed and grade, so you get the same load-aware accuracy indoors that you get outside.

Sessions record as Indoor Walk in Garmin Connect with the same load-aware Connect IQ calorie fields as outdoor rucks. Change incline, belt speed, or pack weight mid-session without pausing.

Six live screens

Distance, time, and calories with an HR zone arc · pace, elevation, and vertical speed · calories with average burn rate and pack-bonus percentage · lap tracking with auto-laps every mile or kilometer · HR zones with a circular gauge and pulsing heart · clock and battery. Treadmill mode drops the pace and elevation screen, since those outdoor-only metrics don’t apply.

Post-activity summary

Seven pages: Overview (distance, time, average pace, pack weight), Calories (total burn, average burn rate, pack-bonus footer), Ruck Volume (pack weight × distance, the load-moved tonnage), Elevation chart, HR zone breakdown, Lifetime Totals (ruck count, distance, time, and calories, all climbing visibly each save), and a Stats Guide that points you to where the pack-aware data lives in Garmin Connect.

Everything writes to Garmin Connect. Session-level FIT fields under “Connect IQ” on the stats tab cover pack weight, ruck calories, calories without pack, pack bonus, burn rate, terrain factor, treadmill mode, and incline. Per-second FIT record fields chart grade and metabolic rate on the activity detail page, alongside Connect’s native pace, HR, and elevation graphs. The activity itself classifies as Rucking and carries the pack weight in its name. No manual entry anywhere.

Recent updates (v1.5 → v2.4)

Wider device support (v2.4). Now on 86 watches, including the fēnix 7 family, fēnix 8 Solar, Enduro 3, FR 955/255, the rectangular Venu X1 and Venu Sq 2, and the monochrome Instinct line. The photo-grade start screen degrades gracefully on the non-AMOLED displays.
Calmer start screen and a custom number font (v2.4). A redesigned home screen and a condensed typeface tuned for each display, across the live and summary pages.
Ruck Volume page (v2.3). A post-save page that multiplies pack weight by distance for a strength-training-style tonnage number, with lifetime tonnage on the Totals page. Snow terrain and a kcal/kJ toggle landed here too.
About screen (v2.2). Version and support details under Settings.
Lifetime Totals reward page (v2.1). The post-save summary ends on a Totals page showing lifetime ruck count, distance, time, and calories, climbing visibly each save.
Per-second charts in Garmin Connect (v2.0.7). FIT record fields write grade and metabolic rate each second, so the activity detail page renders them as time-series charts next to Connect’s native graphs.
Auto-named sessions and activity tones (v2.0.6). Sessions auto-name with pack weight in the Connect activity list (“Ruck 35 lb”), so you can read the load without opening each one. Start, pause, save, and discard each play a short tone.
Rucking classification (v2.0.3). FIT subsport 124, fleet-wide via Connect’s server-side classification.
Treadmill mode (v2.0). Auto and Manual, described above.
Calorie Details and Stats Guide (v1.9). A scrolling breakdown of total burn, the without-pack counterfactual, the pack bonus in kcal and percent, your watch’s native estimate, and the inputs behind them. Plus a summary page that shows first-timers where the pack-aware stats live in Connect.

Devices

Forerunner 70/165/170/255/265/570/955/965/970, fēnix 8 & fēnix E, fēnix 8 Solar, fēnix 7 family, Enduro 3, Instinct 3 (AMOLED & Solar) & Instinct E, Venu 2/3/4, Venu X1, Venu Sq 2, vívoactive 5/6, epix Pro, MARQ Gen 2, D2 Mach 1 & Air X15, Descent MK3 & G2, Approach S50/S70, tactix 7/8, quatix. 86 watches total.

Still on the roadmap

Average uphill and downhill speed as Connect fields.
A Training Load score: one number per session reflecting load, terrain, time, grade, and HR drift, to track session over session.

Store: RuckTrack on Connect IQ, $2.99 USD.

Want to try first? The KiezelPay version has a 7-day free trial (then requires unlock code from KiezelPay to continue).

Docs: meridian-apps.github.io/rucktrack-docs

Happy to hear from anyone running it. Feedback, bug reports, and feature requests all welcome.

Watchface: Dual timezone

6107734 — Tue, 19 May 2026 23:06:46 GMT

Built this for my own use and figured I'd share it. It's a dual-timezone face where each side independently tracks the time of day! so if it's night in GMT and daytime in your local timezone, each half sh

ows a different background (dawn, day, dusk, or night), it also calculates from actual sunrise/sunset for your location.

* Two fully configurable timezones (label + UTC offset, supports half-hour zones like IST +5:30 or Nepal +5:45)
* 4 pixel-art backgrounds per side that switch automatically based on real sunrise/sunset
* Battery bar + step count
* Temperature on whichever side matches your current location (so it's never showing the wrong city's weather)
* 12h/24h toggle, °C/°F

Optimized for 165 music, hoping to improve it for many more watches.

This is of course an early 'draft', so there are a lot of improvements to be made, but I feel it looks good and there are not that many dual time zone options on the store.

https://apps.garmin.com/apps/732cdb38-9f94-4135-be3e-9022fdc488db

Hoping to hear your feedback!

RE: Watchface: Dual timezone

6107734 — Fri, 05 Jun 2026 00:25:56 GMT

the watchface has been updated to work with the following devices:

epix™ (Gen 2), quatix® 7 – Sapphire Edition
Forerunner® 165
Forerunner® 165 Music
Forerunner® 265
Forerunner® 955 Dual Power

RE: I Monetized My Ski App, Here's What Happened

Charlie — Thu, 04 Jun 2026 20:24:56 GMT

April and May Results Update

Here's an updated sales report with data from April and May. Sales have dropped like a rock 😅. I anticipated a slow down in the summer months but I have to admit I'm surprised by how quickly sales dried up. It will be interesting to see if sales come back this winter.

One piece of good news is the web backend cost has continued to decrease as usage has gone down. Unfortunately I don't anticipate the cost will decrease much further than ~$6.00 a month due to the size of of the ski run database. There's an inherent cost to host that much data.

I'll continue to update every month or so but I don't think there'll be much excitement until November or December. Hope this is still interesting to folks, thanks for reading!

April and May Sales Analysis

Weekly Sales Graph

RE: Watchface: Glance

teejnut — Thu, 04 Jun 2026 16:51:59 GMT

Is there an example picture of the high/low weather forecast?

RE: Smart Bike Lights (Data Field) / Bike Lights Control (Widget)

4299474 — Thu, 04 Jun 2026 06:46:13 GMT

Díky . Testnu a dám vědět

RE: Smart Bike Lights (Data Field) / Bike Lights Control (Widget)

maca88 — Wed, 03 Jun 2026 21:38:51 GMT

[quote userid="24545" url="~/developer/connect-iq/f/showcase/248492/smart-bike-lights-data-field-bike-lights-control-widget/2035972"]Is the SBL and MyBikeTraffic data fields supposed to co-exist simultaneously?[/quote]

With latest version of MyBikeTraffic it is not possible to use it in combination with SBL when using Varia RearViue 820 in Secure Bluetooth mode, because both data fields do want to establish an ANT+ connection to the radar and only one will be able to do it.

RE: Smart Bike Lights (Data Field) / Bike Lights Control (Widget)

maca88 — Wed, 03 Jun 2026 21:36:05 GMT

Filtr „Den“ je špatný, zde je správná konfigurace:

#1074,358879792::1:267911168,0#3,3!Den:1:4:1:0Er900,s-1200!Noc:1:3:1:0Es-1200,r900!:1:6:0:0D=1#0,73535488::1:#3,3!NOC:1:6:1:0Es-1200,r900!RADAR:1:7:1:0I]-1]0!:1:0:0:0D=1#11:AT 1600!Off:0!Low:51!Medium:52!High:53!Day Flash:54!Night Flash:55!Breathing:56!Custom 1:57!Custom 2:58!Custom 3:59!Custom 4:60#4:Varia 515!Off:0!Solid:4!Day Flash:7!Night Flash:6#0::#0:0#0#0##B4061#14#3#0#0

RE: Smart Bike Lights (Data Field) / Bike Lights Control (Widget)

changrenyong — Wed, 03 Jun 2026 21:20:59 GMT

I realized my issue the subsequent day. User error. It was not in "S" mode.

RE: Smart Bike Lights (Data Field) / Bike Lights Control (Widget)

maca88 — Wed, 03 Jun 2026 21:17:22 GMT

Does it work if you remove Varia from the configuraton?
By using this:
#4587520,196641::5614335:#4,4!Off:1:0:0:0H{2!Night:1:2:0:0Es0,r600!Day:1:0:0:0Er0,s0!:1:0:0:0D=1###6:Ion 200 RT!Off:0!High:1!Medium:2!Low:5!Day Flash:63!Night Flash:62##0::#1:0#0#0##B3121#2##0#0

If you still get Error 3, you will need to perform a factory reset on the ION 200 RT. In rare cases, Bontrager lights can display Error 3 when the configured light modes have been changed.

RE: Smart Bike Lights (Data Field) / Bike Lights Control (Widget)

changrenyong — Wed, 03 Jun 2026 19:44:23 GMT

Is the SBL and MyBikeTraffic data fields supposed to co-exist simultaneously? I am having problem running both at the same time on the 1040 solar. Right now, it's an either SBL or MyBikeTraffic.

RE: Smart Bike Lights (Data Field) / Bike Lights Control (Widget)

4299474 — Wed, 03 Jun 2026 07:54:29 GMT

ahoj mám tohle nastaveno :#1074,358879792::1:267911168,0#3,3!Den:1:4:1:0Es-1200,r900!Noc:1:3:1:0Es-1200,r900!:1:6:0:0D=1#0,73535488::1:#3,3!NOC:1:6:1:0Es-1200,r900!RADAR:1:7:1:0I]-1]0!:1:0:0:0D=1#11:AT 1600!Off:0!Low:51!Medium:52!High:53!Day Flash:54!Night Flash:55!Breathing:56!Custom 1:57!Custom 2:58!Custom 3:59!Custom 4:60#4:Varia 515!Off:0!Solid:4!Day Flash:7!Night Flash:6#0::#0:0#0#0##B4061#14#3#0#0

chtěl bych jen změnit režim předního světla na nízké a pomalé blikaní a to mi nejde.

Můžeš pomoci?

Moc děkuji David