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DataRun Premium 4c0 - anyone hearing the tones?

alexis
over 5 years ago

Hello -

I have the DRP menu set up so that I hear tones as well as feel vibrations if I'm out of a pre-specified power range. 

As things stand now, I feel the vibrations when I go out of range, but don't hear the tones.

Would someone (or someones :) ) please list a few places in the watch where I might need to toggle so that I hear the tones? I've gone through and checked the ones that I found, but I think I'm probably missing at least one place in the watch that I have toggled to "Off" instead of "On" that I can't find.

Unless no one else is hearing the tones as well?

Thanks!

Fenix 5S Plus

  • 0 over 4 years ago in reply to 5276456

    No, as far as I know you cannot assign sounds to certain watch functions. Developers like me hoever can use the sound they want in their apps

  • 0 over 4 years ago in reply to GHG23

    Hi GHG23, 

    OK, clear. Just one more doubt and I won't bother you again: even as a developer, can you get a louder volume for your apps than the loudest volume from the "Audio-alert test"? Or the examples in this datafield are the loudest we can get from watch? (As a developer) can you use for instance an mp3 file with a particular ringtone to assign to wathever app you want?

    Thank you very much for clarifying all my doubts.

    Best Regards and take care... 

  • 0 over 4 years ago in reply to 5276456

    The "Audio-alert test" produces the loudest possible volume. I am sorry. Mp3's can't be used.