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I have settings set to metric and 1km laps configured but all the split times during my runs are being recorded every 1.61km! So I only get 3 split times during a 5k run rather than the correct 5. These incorrect split distances and associated times are also synced to the Connect app on my phone.
I've had my FR25 for over 2 years and all of a sudden it is lapping (with auto lap) at 1.61 miles. Everything is set to miles not metric. I have tried resetting/complete reset/ turning auto lap off (sync then turn back on)/ every combination, but it is still auto lapping at 1.61 miles. This would make sense if auto lap was set to metric and lapping at 1.61km but that is not the case. its 1.61 miles every time...... any help???
every combination, but it is still auto lapping at 1.61 miles. This would make sense if auto lap was set to metric and lapping at 1.61km but that is not the case. its 1.61 miles every time...... any help???
Same here, occurred at the same time on same FR25 device. Sounds like they sent a bad software update if it is happening to all of us. Exact same problem, 1.61 mile laps instead of the set 1 mile. I've given up on mine to show 1 mile laps while running, but I found that when the data is exported to Strava, all the laps show in one mile increments, so I can still see my mile splits, just not in real time.
Mines working correctly again now Jeff. It didn't appear to be the watch, it seemed to be Garmin Connect. Logged into Garmin Connect online, changed unit of measure in my profile from statute to statute uk, re-synced watch. Then changed unit of measure from miles to km, re-sync again and then turn watch off. Turn on again, change unit of measure back to miles, resync again and then seamed to ok for 1 run but after uploading run changed to 1.61 miles again. Changed unit of measure to km again, resync and turn off, change to miles again and be fine ever since. Bit of a pain doing the above but worth it to have it working properly again. Good luck.
Owned my FR25 for several years. Sunday, 10/20/19 - updated Garmin Express and synchronized watch. Monday, ran 7+ miles and noticed watch was recording 1.61 mile laps. Followed steps from Garmin in jefflupin's post above. Today, Tuesday, 10/22/19 ran 5K and watch recorded first mile correctly, then .6 mile, then one mile, then .5 mile. Any additional advice about how to get this corrected. Very frustrating!!!
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Hello. My name is Utiu Laurentiu and I have a DBX Driverack 260 processor. I tried to make an updated firmware for the driverack, I succeeded, but I installed version 1.60. Only then did I read that if I already have 1.61 I should not update. With this version (1.60) the display moves slowly. Where can I download version 1.61 to return to this version? Thank you, best regards Laurentiu!
Depending on what revision PCB you have on your DriveRack 260 you may not even need the 1.61 updater. This was because of a hardware change. If the 1.60 is working and the system is not slowed down in operation then you need to run 1.60 on your system, etc
We were using boost 1.42 in our project and we have to migrate to using boost 1.61 because of company policy. I replaced references from boost 1.42 to boost 1.61 in our make files, and did a compilation. I encountered many boost related errors as many boost method names have been deprecated from boost 1.42 to boost 1.61 and I fixed those compilation errors. However, after fixing these, now compilation is going through with boost 1.61 but I am encountering the following linking error -- LINK : fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file 'libboost_signals-vc140-mt-gd-1_61.lib'
On comparing the lib files of boost (1.42 and 1.61) I see that libboost_signals-vcxx-zzzz.lib is there only in boost version 1.42 and not in boost 1.61. So why is the linker trying to link to libboost_signals-vcxx-zzz.lib. Is there any way I can debug this to understand which piece of code is leading to this linking error ?
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