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Simple Graphical Display

· v1.0
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This Simple Graphical Display watch was designed to provide a clutter free and easy to read interface into your activity tracking metrics. The metrics are shown graphically (without any text) The textual data regarding the metrics is suppressed to keep the watch face clean and easy to read Features of the watch face include: - Ability to change colors to your preference. Editable color fields include: background, hour, minute, seconds, date, star outline. The icons can also be set to white, red or black. - There are graphs along the outside of the watch face to display; heart rate zone, battery remaining, progress towards your step goal and progress towards your active minutes goal. The active minutes goal is a weekly goal but it was divided by 7 to give a daily goal. This way even if you meet your weekly goal there is still a daily goal waiting to be met. - For the heart rate zone graph there is a line indicating where your heart rate resides within the zone. Each zone is colored according to Garmin’s convention and as your heart rate moves from one zone to the next the new zone’s arc increases in size to more easily see which zone you are in at a glance - For the battery percentage graph the graph line is green at 100% as the percentage of battery decreases the line turns red corresponding to the percentage of depletion. - The steps graph is red at the beginning of the day and as you progress towards your step goal the graph turns green according to your progress and is 100% green when you reach your daily goal - Bluetooth connectivity is displayed as a bluetooth icon. The icon is visible when it is connected and disappears when it is not - Alarms are indicated by an alarm clock icon. The icon is visible when an alarm is set and it disappears when there are no alarms set. - Seconds Display and Date Display – These can be turned on or off. When they are turned on they will display for 10 seconds when you look at the watch and will then disappear. This is to keep the display clutter free. On an amoled display device if the seconds or date are turned on they will display for the duration of the watch face being on as when the watch goes into low power mode the watch face will change to a low power watch face which only displays the time. - Icons are large and easy to read

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Compatible with 65 devices
Updated Oct 24, 2023
Open on apps.garmin.com ↗