Used Sports Tracker but the mileage never seemed acurate to me, so I downloaded Endomondo as I was told it's better.
The GPS signal says Excellent and the duration counts the time perfectly but even though the GPS is on and it works on Sports Tracker It doesn't log the route or even travel any distance or register any speed.
What settings am I doing wrong.
It's on android and on a Galaxy S
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Maybe you're going to slow to trigger it to track you.
I've had a efw issues to too. Mine got narrowed down too turning off wifi to preserve battery life, reinstated wifi and it worked fine after that. That's on an iphone though
No I set it to walking just in case and walked quickly.
I also turned off the Auto Pause as well just in case.
You don't have the battery saving featured turned on do you? Turn it off if you do.
From elsewhere
Android - On Android phones you need to make sure that Location services are enabled in the settings. Settings > Location > Enable GPS satellites and Wireless networks.
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samuri - Member
You don't have the battery saving featured turned on do you? Turn it off if you do
The power saving mode was ticked, so I've un ticked it, turned on the WiFi and GPS, so finger crossed for tomorrow mornings dog walk test.
Galaxy s GPS is notoriously shite. That may not be the problem but that statement is correct.
normally use mine GPS on and in airplane mode with pause when stopped activated.
normally use mine GPS on and in airplane mode with pause when stopped activated.
me too. got 4 hour ride in and used ~25% of battery on a galaxay s2
I've started using Strava instead of endomondo. I find it much better. I also use an Android phone.
i used endmondo for the 1st time at weekend thought it was excelent i had the phone in my pocket (htc wildfire s) and i was cycling under trees and it still didnt loose gps signal it was reading less then half a mile out from my cycle computer on overall distance. not sure why you would want wi fi turned on though?
Works fine on my Galaxy S.
turned on the WiFi
WTF ?
JohnClimber - MemberFrom elsewhere
Android - On Android phones you need to make sure that Location services are enabled in the settings. Settings > Location > Enable GPS satellites and Wireless networks.
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samuri - Member
You don't have the battery saving featured turned on do you? Turn it off if you doThe power saving mode was ticked, so I've un ticked it, turned on the WiFi and GPS, so finger crossed for tomorrow mornings dog walk test.
It works find now, thanks for a your help.
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