This is an iOS thing Apple needs to address. The ultimate fix is to either to run with the phone or shut off the watch’s radio stack before you start training. This has been minimized as well as possible, but you may note issues. It has been seen that attempts by the iPhone and Apple Watch to connect or disconnect (with distance from iPhone) that alert haptics can be missed while training. Your game workout is recorded in the health kit if you enable this feature on your iPhone.
Use force touch to quit the session early. Due to that buttons are minimally relied upon. It is incredibly easy to accidentally bump the buttons especially with long sleeves and rainy weather, or hitting your watch face against clothes during half time. With segment transition a unique haptic will be given both while in training and game sessions. For very short training segments only a 5 second alert or none at all (for really short segment) will be given. When you hit the TRAIN button the Apple Watch will switch to Training mode and give you a three second countdown to start timer.Ī mid-point and 5 seconds remaining alert are given for each training segment. Limits are 40 intervals, max time for segments is 10 minutes. Tap the field you want to modify and use either touch or the crown to change the count. Training Intervals and Segments use and setting:.Training (train time) - designed to be used without looking at it through Apple Watch haptics You can share you log, just game log, or just training log with others via the Apple share icon seen in the RefTime app. Be sure to enable location services too to allow your location to be recorded. Did you forget? No worries, iPhone lets you fix that on your iPhone. To end or abandon a game prematurely use the force touch behavior. It is incredibly easy to accidentally bump the buttons especially with long sleeves, rainy weather, or simply hitting your watch face against clothes, or scratching… Due to that button presses are minimally relied upon outside of starting/stopping each half.
Abandoned games are recorded in your log as such and game time at abandonment can be seen. Using force touch (look it up) on your watch allows you to abandon a game or simply exit.
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For series 2 watches and when earlier generation watches can get GPS coordinates location will be shown on the iPhone app along with local weather at the time of the event. This doesn’t always work due to lack of proximity to the iPhone. For this example this is the second half start for an 80 minute game.įor series 0 and series 1 Apple Watch RefTime tries to get game location from the iPhone within 10 minutes of ending a session (game or training). For a 60 minute game it’ll start at 30:00, for a 90 start at 45:00. Second half ready to start after ending stoppage.For this example we are in first half stoppage for a 80 minute game. Every minute into stoppage time a haptic (sound and buzz) nag is provided. Stoppage time is shown as red as seen here. This limit was impose to protect against accidental swipes testing hit constantly on the field of play. When remaining time in half is down to the final 60 seconds the button to end the half (or end game in 2nd half) becomes active. Touch or use the crown to dial in the total game length, RefTime will calculate half length.
Pressing PLAY starts the game and you’ll receive a haptic alert to confirm. This is especially useful when working tournaments.
Press Game HH:MM to quick start at your last game length, a 60:00 minute game in the above case. Gametimer(game time) and quick start functionality Health data is written to the activity center when access is enabled.īelow is a screen shot of a training workout results with location in app: For series 0 and series 1 watches GPS information is only available through your iPhone if the watch communicates within 10 minutes with the iPhone. If GPS information is available Reftime will give you local weather and attempt to guess your local field. Total time is captured in your log and healthkit data. At the start of the second half stoppage time is ignored on the timer display. Each minute into stoppage time another haptic/audible alert will occur. End of half haptic and audible signals are provided. RefTime is designed to run in the foreground, it will not “go to sleep” while a timer is running. Be sure to give RefTime access to the healthkit data when prompted. The RefTime application on the phone integrates with HealthKit. This page outlines using Reftime’s application, RefTime on the watch, and understanding unique behavior.
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