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Former Member
Former Member over 7 years ago
Hi,
Is there anybody for who LT auto dectect works ? As you could see on my Garmin connect's screen capture i'm superman. Of course i always run with HRM chestbelt and auto detect is on.
Any advices ?

Nobody seems to use the function :(


Fenix 5X vers 7.6 ciq.forums.garmin.com/.../1299712.png
  • 0 over 7 years ago
    I got this result yesterday - before installing Firmwere 8.0. Just deleted the heart rate profile as adviced in post #13 and will go for a run this afternoon. Let´s see.ciq.forums.garmin.com/.../1310815.bmp
  • Former Member
    0 Former Member over 7 years ago
    I got this result yesterday - before installing Firmwere 8.0. Just deleted the heart rate profile as adviced in post #13 and will go for a run this afternoon. Let´s see.


    You're a superman too ????
  • 0 over 7 years ago
    Wrong LT again - 43 bpm...:mad:


    It happened to me again too. I had to set it correctly manually the first time because it has set to 41 all of a sudden, did a couple of runs this weekend and grabbed a new lactate threshold, accepted it, and everything was back to normal, today I check and it was back to 41bpm, so had to set it back to normal manually...

    The bugs are really getting tiresome....
  • 0 over 7 years ago
    I had my LTHR go to just 41 with the update to firmware 8.00. Changing it on the watch doesn't fix it, because it just reimports the incorrect LTHR from Garmin Connect at the next sync.

    I fixed it by going to the HR zones in GC, changing to the LTHR method of setting my zones, manually editing my LTHR, and then performing a sync. Once the correct manually entered LTHR was on the watch, I could then reset my zones to my normal method.

    I have since had the watch auto-detect a new LTHR (I use a Garmin HRM-RUN strap - although that shouldn't make any difference).
  • 0 over 7 years ago
    For me it holds it when I set the LTHR manually on the watch, even after the sync, an the auto-detect function works but for me seems to work when I use the HRM-TRI, problem is that afterwards the detected LTHR gets erased again for 41bpm... so I'm not going to bother until it gets fixed and just going to leave it manually set to my usual LTHR. So seems the bugs are not even the same for everyone... really bummed from all these bugs (LTHR, all-day-HRV, restingHR, watch vs connect calorie count, etc)
  • 0 over 7 years ago
    C966,

    The 41 LTHR comes across from GC. To stop this being re-imported, you need to change it in GC rather than the watch. LTHR can be found in GC by going to the HR zones, and selecting the LTHR method of zone setting.

    I use the HRM-RUN rather than the HRM-TRI, but I am wondering whether than TRI belt stores its own zone information?
  • Former Member
    0 Former Member over 7 years ago
    Hi
    I have the same problem. Just bought the Garmin 645 running watch and the issues pertaining to lactate threshold are still there.
    The chart says it all. I have 4:33 at 86 bpm?
  • 0 over 5 years ago in reply to jupjap

    thanks ''jupjap'' worked 4 Me as well!!! 
    After 125 km and 24 workouts with Fenix 5  two test failed and no respond from Garmin !!!! = 1 month of trainig lost  after upgrade to ''beter new model of fenix'' ( thank you garmin ) !!

        
    Your method worked perfectly!!! Garmin shall hire You for they Customer Service!!!!!  

    New detected  LT sims to be a bit low as 154 bpm I never had in my life, more likly around 168 but let's see what's happe next...