Sleep tracking track sleep outside of set hours

[Tomas5]

@el2thek well if i understand manual correctly, i should set sleep times as wide as possible to cover every case when i go to sleep. So if i set up times 22:00 - 8:00 it is clear that i will never go sleep sooner so i will never want to track sleep at 21:30.

[isazi]

@Tomas5 the watch can track sleep also outside the hours you set for sleep, your preferred sleep hours are to help the algorithm, not the only time you’re allowed to sleep.

[ChrisA]

@isazi I would love to see, that you could edit sleep times manually in the app. Sometimes they’re just way off. Can’t be that hard to implement

[Tomas5]

@isazi that clarify everything, could be mentioned in user manual.

[Tomas5]

@ChrisA i vote for this feature.

[Łukasz Szmigiel]

What about naps during the day? The watch turns itself off when there’s no motion detected, which also turns off the HR sensor and regeneration, etc.

[Tomas5]

@Łukasz-Szmigiel don’t know about day but long time ago i let my S5 on night stand and it woke me up with strong fleshing light from hr monitor during night.

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

its correct.

[inkognito]

@Łukasz-Szmigiel If you enable Do Not Disturb mode, the HR sensor does not turn off even when no motion is detected during day. I learned this hack already with Spartans and wonder if it is mentioned somewehere for S5/S9…

Plus, the S9P and S9PP should recognize whether you are wearing them or not and should keep the HR sensor on while they’re on your hand (even in no motion cases)… at least that’s what I assume… I hope this will come to future S5P successor…

[DMytro]

@inkognito I also hope that s5p successor will get more powerful processor and GPU from s9pp.

[Łukasz Szmigiel]

@inkognito it doesn’t work like this in S9PP. I’m always having a nap with dnd enabled, and I have missed readings for when I’m not moving.

[Łukasz Szmigiel]

@Tomas5 it’ll continue measuring even if motionless in the time window specified as sleep time.