Fitbit Surge Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 15)

Using GPS

The Surge includes a GPS receiver to track your route during several activities,

including Free Run, Lap Run, Walk, Bike, and Hike. On your dashboard, GPS data is

shown in a map view along with the stats tracked during the activity.

When you select a run or exercise that uses GPS, Surge begins searching for a GPS

signal. As with any GPS device, a signal is likely to be discovered more quickly if you

are outside in an open area and standing still.

For best results, wait for the signal to be discovered before you start your activity.

If a GPS signal isn’t discovered within a few seconds, a Quick Start option appears for

all GPS exercises except Bike.

If you don’t want to wait for the GPS signal to be discovered, you can press the

Select (Quick Start) button to move to the activity screen and get started. Surge will

continue to search for a GPS signal, but it will take longer to find than if you were

standing still.

If you start moving before the GPS signal is discovered, Surge uses your step count

to estimate how far you went before GPS tracking began. Therefore, the total

distance calculated for the activity may be slightly less accurate than it would be if

you got a GPS fix and then started moving. The Quick Start option does not appear if

you’re tracking a bike ride because GPS is required for calculating your distance.

Wait for a GPS fix before starting your ride.

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