How to set each lap as 400m ?

It's a setting for the activity on the watch and not on the phone. If you start the run app (for example), press menu (long press of "up", then 'Run Settings", then go down to "auto-Lap", "Auto lap distance".

It's set based on the activity, so it can be different for run, bike, hiking, etc

If you are running intervals then you might want to use manual lapping for accuracy. After all when you cross the start finish you know it's 400m. GPS might be inaccurate by a few metres.

Not also there is an interval menu, under run settings: training where you can quickly set up a workout for when you are running track

HTH

CW

It's a setting for the activity on the watch and not on the phone. If you start the run app (for example), press menu (long press of "up", then 'Run Settings", then go down to "auto-Lap", "Auto lap distance".

It's set based on the activity, so it can be different for run, bike, hiking, etc

Thanks for your post ... really appreciate your tips ... cheers

In running settings, autolap, just set auto distance to whatever you need :)

Thanks too for the tips ... cheers

Principale marius

If you are running intervals then you might want to use manual lapping for accuracy. After all when you cross the start finish you know it's 400m. GPS might be inaccurate by a few metres.

Not also there is an interval menu, under run settings: training where you can quickly set up a workout for when you are running track

HTH

CW

Thanks CW for your post.

I am new to this training feature.

Can give abit of hints how to use this training feature ?

Thanks again

Cheers

So press start, select run, then hold the middle left button and select training and then intervals.

It allows you do do intervals of the type

warm up
then a number of:
interval
rest
then cool down

so you can set it up for wu, then 10x 800m with a 3minute rest then cd for example.

the intervals can be measured in distance, or time or open (which is run until lap is pressed, i.e. Self measured on a track). The rest can be time, distance or open as well.

it works really well if you forget to set up a workout and just want to set and go when you are at the track.

best way to understand it is have a play. You can set it running indoors and just see it step through the program (if you use time or open as the type)

CW