8020Endurance:Datafields:Run - Revision history

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=Datafield settings=
From the Connect App or Garmin Express software you can adjust the a lot of parameters: 
 
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* '''Visible data zone'''
Choose "Heartrate", "Pace" or "Power" as basis for your training metrics. These metrics will be visible on the display and will be used for calculating your training zones.
If you choose a metric that is not present during training (i.e. you choose "Power" but there is no power data) the display will automaticaly show a metric that is available.
On the other hand the datafield will record all available metrics in the background. So you can compare your performance und do some data analysis after the workout on the Garmin Connect plattform.

= Run Power =
To measure run power with a STRYD power meter, this must be bound to your Garmin watch as RUN POD as well as POWER METER. The "Stryd App" does not require this, it can work without binding the sensor as power meter. But for the 80/20 Run datafield it is a must to bind the sensor as power meter! If you don't do this, the 80/20 datafield will not show power. In case the watch does not serve power data (no power meter detected), you will see pace instead (which is useful in case you forget your power meter at home :-) ). 
 
At the moment Garmin HRM belt and Garmin Run Pod can't be used for power measurement with the 80/20 unfortunately! These devices work differently and can't be bound to the watch as power sensor so we don't get any power reading here.

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 =Datafield settings=
 From the Connect App or Garmin Express software you can adjust the a lot of parameters:<br />
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 To measure run power with a STRYD power meter, this must be bound to your Garmin watch as RUN POD as well as POWER METER (!). The "Stryd App" does not require this, it can work without binding the sensor as power meter. But for the 80/20 Run datafield <b>it is a must to bind the sensor as power meter!</b> If you don't do this, the 80/20 datafield will not display power and show "No data" instead.<br />
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-Note that some watches like older Garmin Forerunner won't allow to connect to a (bike) power meter, as these watches were not designed for supporting bike power. So you will not be able to use power with these devices, even though you can see power using the native Stryd app (as this can decode the ANT+/bluetooth data stream of the STRYD directly)! Also Garmin HRM Tri and Run belts and Garmin Run Pods can't be used for measuring power with the 80/20 as these don't allow to read generic power data as well!
+Note that some watches like older Garmin Forerunner won't allow to connect to a (bike) power meter, as these watches were not designed for supporting bike power. So you will not be able to use power with these devices, even though you can see power using the native Stryd app (as this can decode the ANT+/bluetooth data stream of the STRYD directly)! Also Garmin HRM Tri and Run belts and Garmin Run Pods can't be used for measuring power with the 80/20 as these don't allow to read generic power data as well!<br />

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 = Run Power =
-To measure run power with a STRYD power meter, this must be bound to your Garmin watch as RUN POD as well as POWER METER. The "Stryd App" does not require this, it can work without binding the sensor as power meter. But for the 80/20 Run datafield <b>it is a must to bind the sensor as power meter!</b> If you don't do this, the 80/20 datafield will not display power and show "No data" instead.<br />
+To measure run power with a STRYD power meter, this must be bound to your Garmin watch as RUN POD as well as POWER METER (!). The "Stryd App" does not require this, it can work without binding the sensor as power meter. But for the 80/20 Run datafield <b>it is a must to bind the sensor as power meter!</b> If you don't do this, the 80/20 datafield will not display power and show "No data" instead.<br />
 <br />
-Note that some watches like Garmin Forerunner series won't allow to connect to a (bike) power meter, as these watches were not designed for supporting power. So, with these watches unfortunaltey you will not be able to use power as metric for the 80/20 datafield, even though you can see power using the native Stryd app (which can decode the ANT+/bluetooth data stream directly)! Also Garmin HRM Tri and Run belt and Garmin Run Pod can't be used for power measurement with the 80/20! These devices can't be bound to the watch as (bike) power meter, so we won't get any power reading here as well.
+Note that some watches like older Garmin Forerunner won't allow to connect to a (bike) power meter, as these watches were not designed for supporting bike power. So you will not be able to use power with these devices, even though you can see power using the native Stryd app (as this can decode the ANT+/bluetooth data stream of the STRYD directly)! Also Garmin HRM Tri and Run belts and Garmin Run Pods can't be used for measuring power with the 80/20 as these don't allow to read generic power data as well!

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 = Run Power =
-To measure run power with a STRYD power meter, this must be bound to your Garmin watch as RUN POD as well as POWER METER. The "Stryd App" does not require this, it can work without binding the sensor as power meter. But for the 80/20 Run datafield it is a must to bind the sensor as power meter! If you don't do this, the 80/20 datafield will not display power. In case the watch does not serve power data, you will see pace instead (which is useful in case you forget your power meter at home :-) ). <br />
+To measure run power with a STRYD power meter, this must be bound to your Garmin watch as RUN POD as well as POWER METER. The "Stryd App" does not require this, it can work without binding the sensor as power meter. But for the 80/20 Run datafield <b>it is a must to bind the sensor as power meter!</b> If you don't do this, the 80/20 datafield will not display power and show "No data" instead.<br />
 <br />
-Note that some watches like Garmin Forerunner series won't allow to connect to a (bike) power meter as these watches were not designed for supporting power. So, with these watches you will not be able to use power as metric for the 80/20 datafield, even though you can see power using the native Stryd app! Also Garmin HRM Tri and run belt and Garmin Run Pod can't be used for power measurement with the 80/20 unfortunately! These devices work differently and can't be bound to the watch as (bike) power meter, so we won't get any power reading here as well.
+Note that some watches like Garmin Forerunner series won't allow to connect to a (bike) power meter, as these watches were not designed for supporting power. So, with these watches unfortunaltey you will not be able to use power as metric for the 80/20 datafield, even though you can see power using the native Stryd app (which can decode the ANT+/bluetooth data stream directly)! Also Garmin HRM Tri and Run belt and Garmin Run Pod can't be used for power measurement with the 80/20! These devices can't be bound to the watch as (bike) power meter, so we won't get any power reading here as well.

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 = Run Power =
-To measure run power with a STRYD power meter, this must be bound to your Garmin watch as RUN POD as well as POWER METER. The "Stryd App" does not require this, it can work without binding the sensor as power meter. But for the 80/20 Run datafield it is a must to bind the sensor as power meter! If you don't do this, the 80/20 datafield will not show power. In case the watch does not serve power data (no power meter detected), you will see pace instead (which is useful in case you forget your power meter at home :-) ).<br />
+To measure run power with a STRYD power meter, this must be bound to your Garmin watch as RUN POD as well as POWER METER. The "Stryd App" does not require this, it can work without binding the sensor as power meter. But for the 80/20 Run datafield it is a must to bind the sensor as power meter! If you don't do this, the 80/20 datafield will not display power. In case the watch does not serve power data, you will see pace instead (which is useful in case you forget your power meter at home :-) ). <br />
 <br />
-At the moment Garmin HRM belt and Garmin Run Pod can't be used for power measurement with the 80/20 unfortunately! These devices work differently and can't be bound to the watch as power sensor so we don't get any power reading here.
+Note that some watches like Garmin Forerunner series won't allow to connect to a (bike) power meter as these watches were not designed for supporting power. So, with these watches you will not be able to use power as metric for the 80/20 datafield, even though you can see power using the native Stryd app! Also Garmin HRM Tri and run belt and Garmin Run Pod can't be used for power measurement with the 80/20 unfortunately! These devices work differently and can't be bound to the watch as (bike) power meter, so we won't get any power reading here as well.

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 * '''Background color'''
-Obviously you can set here an individual background color for the 80/20 datafield. Please not that this may have no effect when not using the datafield in fullscreen mode as color settings may be overridden by the watch software.
+Obviously you can set here an individual background color for the 80/20 datafield. Please not that this may have no effect when not using the datafield in fullscreen mode as color settings may be overridden by the watch software.<br />
 * '''Show 80/20 ratio in'''
-In fullscreen mode the datafield shows lap time and time in zones in rotating order alternating every 4 seconds. Here you can choose whether to show time in zones as time in hour:minutes:seconds or as a percentage ratio of time in low zones compared to time in high zones.
+In fullscreen mode the datafield shows lap time and time in zones in rotating order alternating every 4 seconds. Here you can choose whether to show time in zones as time in hour:minutes:seconds or as a percentage ratio of time in low zones compared to time in high zones.<br />
 = Run Power =

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 Setting up your user profile is described here: [[8020Endurance:Installation:AppSettings]]<br />
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 = Run Power =

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 {{DISPLAYTITLE:80/20 Run Zones datafield|noerror}}
 =Datafield settings=
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 * '''Visible data zone'''
 Choose "Heartrate", "Pace" or "Power" as basis for your training metrics. These metrics will be visible on the display and will be used for calculating your training zones.
-If you choose a metric that is not present during training (i.e. you choose "Power" but there is no power data) the display will automaticaly show a metric that is available.
+If you choose a metric that is not present during training (i.e. you choose "Power" but there is no power data) the display will automaticaly show a metric that is available.<br />
 On the other hand the datafield will record all available metrics in the background. So you can compare your performance und do some data analysis after the workout on the Garmin Connect plattform.<br /><br />
 * '''Vibration at zone transition'''

8020Endurance:Datafields:Run - Revision history

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Stefan at 10:40, 8 June 2020

Stefan at 09:22, 8 June 2020

Stefan: Created page with "{{DISPLAYTITLE:80/20 Run Zones datafield|noerror}} =Datafield settings= From the Connect App or Garmin Express software you can adjust the a lot of parameters: {..."

Stefan: Created page with "{{DISPLAYTITLE:80/20 Run Zones datafield|noerror}} =Datafield settings= From the Connect App or Garmin Express software you can adjust the a lot of parameters:

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