Hi, it’s all about open API. If the vendor does not share a public-facing API, the integrations are almost impossible. The integration with Go2Ring is fat from optimal, because of the choice of the vendor - to block the integrations. The addon tries to read the data with BT sniffing and tons of hacks. Reading movement data is technically not possible.
In the list of wearables, the addon is listed, because the addon can read some types of data. On the Play Store description of the addon, it is explained, that only HR, HRV, SpO2 and alarms features are available.
Unless Go2Sleep wearable stops blocking the integrations, there is very little to do.
I understand your frustration. We also wish the vendors would stop these limitations, so users don’t have to compromise…
Our API is fully open, so any vendor or developer of other apps can implement it and allow the integration.
Hi Scarlett, so you wish to get HR data/SpO2 data from two devices at once? Do they provide different numbers for the same period?
You can combine more devices, but only one can be connected via BT as “wearable” for movement detection. So which device should be a source for which type of data?
Thanks again for your response.
If understood correctly, I can use both, but just óne BT device for HR or O2, That’s great.
I send the Polar h10 back because my watch HR reading was accurate enough but I’m not so sure about the O2 level that my watch produces, I hope it not correct… having 86% of O2 for a long while can’t be good.
So, I ordered a Stresslocator and when it gets here I want to use that device for both HR and O2.
In this case, do I still need to wear my watch? (What would I miss not wearing my watch?)
But…I thought it might be interesting to see the O2 measurements of my watch too and if possible compare them!
Does SaA take both measurement from watch and Stresslocator and write the average between the 2 measurements?
Or does it show a seperate line in the graphic or something?
Ok, got the reply from Mr Kolman - no current oximeter from Happy Electronics can read movement data (no accelerometer).
So the device will only provide the HR+SpO2. You will need another wearable, or phone’s sensors to have a complete data set with movement and actigraphy.
Thank you so much! That is good to know. So only a phone or watch can track movement. So I’ll wear my watch for movement, the watch will be much more efficient than the phone, I think.
Thanks again!
Test your phone’s ability to do sonar. Not all are able to register the frequencies. You can also use the light phaser device, which provides similar data to sonar and doesn’t interfere with the lullaby and sound recording features
@Den Okay, so I must be doing something wrong. I am selecting the “O2M 0129” device (where 0129 corresponds to my device’s ID) but when Sleep like Android attempts to connect to the device it waits forever. Have you seen this kind of problem before?
Is there a way to enable debug logs to track down what is going wrong? My bootloader is locked, but I’m a software developer myself so I can do pretty much anything else aside from that.
But even when that is possible, will the watch (wearing for movement) or phone also vibrate on its own conditions (set in saa app)?