Fenix 6X (V12.20) Lap pace alert first lap always 0:00

roc7241 over 4 years ago

Using Fenix 6X (V12.20), and test three different Data Faild.

First lap always get a 0:00 lap-pace on the alert-screen

From lap 2 everything is ok, in GC the data for the first lap is also ok

what's happen?

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peterdedecker over 3 years ago +2 suggested

I'm the developer of All In One, I'm happy to assist the Garmin device team with whichever question you may have.

As already indicated by other people in this thread it is the device team which…
peterdedecker over 3 years ago in reply to tonix76 +1

filed a bug here https://forums.garmin.com/developer/connect-iq/i/bug-reports/fenix-6---lap-pace-of-first-lap-shows-as-0-00-when-connect-iq-field-is-loaded

in case you have additional info add it as a…

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0 bluefish over 4 years ago

The best thing to do is to contact the developers of these data fields.

0 Klausewitz over 4 years ago in reply to bluefish

It"s a garmin Field... therefore --> Garmin: I have the same issue with my fenix 6 plus 12.20

0 bluefish over 4 years ago in reply to Klausewitz

Klausewitz said:
It"s a garmin Field

Is it a data field downloaded from the store?

All three data fields shown here are NOT from Garmin.

0 roc7241 over 4 years ago in reply to bluefish

All three data from Garmin IQ (data field).

0 bluefish over 4 years ago in reply to roc7241

roc7241 said:
All three data from Garmin IQ

yes, they are IQ data fields from the Garmin App Store. Almost everything that can be found there was NOT developed by Garnin. Garmin only provides the platform. Therefore you have to contact the developer if you have any problems.

NOT Garmin.

Most of the developers do this as a hobby. They don't work for Garmin. The apps / data fields / widgets / watchfaces from the store have to be compiled again and again by the developer in order to match the current FWs. If an app is not up to date, incompatibilities can arise. It should also be noted that EVERY downloaded app (also datafields) will increase battery consumption.

The information that Garmin publishes on the battery life refers exclusively to the condition of the watch as it was delivered. As soon as you install something from the IQ Store, this information is no longer correct.

roc7241 said:
what's happen?

Ask the developer(s).

0 GCorm over 3 years ago

Not sure if anyone from Garmin can help on this. I am the GRun developer, so I am wondering what can cause this issue. Datafields are used to display data while running, but this has nothing to do with the "lap alert" screen. GRun datafiled does not modify the "lap pace" value. In fact, I don't believe it's even possible to do so. So I guess the question to Garmin is, how do you calculate the "Lap Pace" on the alert screen? I would guess it is "Lap Time" / "Lap Distance" so how can it be 0 since GRun cannot modify those values.

0 Garmin - Chris over 3 years ago in reply to GCorm

You may be able to receive more information in the Connect IQ Developer forum: https://forums.garmin.com/developer/connect-iq/

0 GCorm over 3 years ago in reply to Garmin - Chris

I've started a new discussion on the developer forum.

forums.garmin.com/.../fenix-6x-v12-20-lap-pace-alert-first-lap-always-0-00

0 Tisztul_A_Visztula over 3 years ago in reply to GCorm

I was told recently by a developer that a datafield cannot have an influence on Lap alert, it cannot suppress it, cannot change its alert way (visual and/or vibration and/or sound). Even if the datafield uses some sort of Lap alerts, which were said not to be alerts at all.

This phenomenon happened just once to me, a couple of days ago with my F6X. With F5+ never ever.

I used the Workout suggested by the watch and thought that when I would push the lap button it would give me the manual lap. But I realized that in case of workout suggestion pushing the lap key means skipping the remainder of the actual step (independently from the settings of Lap key, so you cannot disable it).

Since I enabled Lap key, pushing it not just triggered the workout step skip, but gave me a lap summary. And that was when the first lap had 0:00 pace.

I also used a custom datafield called Lap+, but again it was confirmed that it should not have anything to do with native auto lap.

0 Tisztul_A_Visztula over 3 years ago

Here it is: forums.garmin.com/.../1344483