Can you edit your steps or calories?
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You can not edit past records of these but you can adjust your future goals.
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you can edit your steps. I do it at night when I load my band up. It is great to beat your goal and adjust your new one. Your calorie intake is your responsibility. The more steps... the more calories you burn. I hope I helped you!
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No. There is app you can download on your smartphone to figure out how many steps you have taken each day.
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Yes, it does! You can actually save two users. For instance, on ours when I first turn it on I have the options to select guest, myself, or my husband. It's a nice feature because it saves your weight, etc. and you can customize your workout. My favorite is entering the amount of calories I want to burn and so I workout and it's not done until I burn that amount!
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I hear you can . You have to search for the steps to do this. I think I have seen them on line when I ordered.
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Yep. Once you have it set up via the fitbit site and it knows your height/weight, the Zip shows you the following by default: Time, number of steps, estimate of calories burned so far today, distance walked today, and a "smiley face" that depends on how many steps you have walked. The calories burned and your distance is based on your height and weight and are not overly accurate. Via the fitbit site, you can have your Zip display all or any of these values. Very convenient once it is set up the way you like (a one time setup is all it takes).
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The answer is no but realistically there's no reliable calorie counter that is affordable. Besides it's irrelevant. Work out- burn calories.
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It will count it as steps but it also picks up rigorous activities. You will have to sync it with your computer in order to view your stats. I love mine! I have it synced with myfitnesspal app. It keeps track of steps, calories burned, water in take, calorie intake, sleep, and you can set timers to remind you to move. It really is a great product. Only thing I don't like is that the hot pink doesn't stay hot pink long. I've had mine 2 weeks and already buying a black band because the pink looks dirty and I can't get it cleaned.
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Hello Sara,Sorry for the late response; The answer to your question is yes. You can reset the steps/distance as many times as you want during the course of the day. There is a cumulative total that gets saved. So if you record your steps before you reset them, then you can keep a history of the sets during the day. By the time the next day rolls around, the memory only save the cumulative total for that day, not the individual sets. Just press the bottom most button to clear and reset each count, which btw does not affect the total count for the day. Cheers, -Ben
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Yes by using the FitBit app. I also use the FitBit and it lists the new weight and BMI. The weekly email report from FitBit also shows the gains or losses for the week. Nice feature.
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I believe you can if you have physical buttons on your monitor to change the settings. If it's through software through your computer I don't believe so because the calabration program is running
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Yes, I adjusted my step to 23 inches. I followed the directions that came with my new Omron. I drew a line and you are to walk normally 10 steps, draw another line at that point. Measure the distance from beginning to end in inches. Calclate your stide length by dividing the total distance by 10. for example total distance was 230 inches /10 = 23 inces for stride. Hope this helps. I did it right away soon as I got it. Once you have had it and starts using it, I dont' know how you get into that again. If that is the case, I suggest you call them to see how to get into it again to program it. I had a fancy one that came with a CD to follow the directions. I threw that one away because I couldn't get all of this set with my stride, weight, etc. This one was much better.Enjoy!!~
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Interesting! No. There does not seem to be a way to set your weight. It hadn't occurred to me before, but I guess the "calorie burn" that appears on the screen must be a generic amount.
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Yes. You have a choice of methods. Fitbit may count "steps" while you are using the elliptical machine, but the other way would be to track "Activities" where "elliptical - high resistance," "moderate" and "low resistance" are choices. You would input the amount of time and resistance level, and Fitbit calculates calories burned. It would also negate any steps counted during the time period.
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Hi Pam! No, this particular model doesn't tell you the time that you walked/ran. It gives you an all day total of steps, and how many miles those steps equals.
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No. It is a simple pedometer with one button, a reset to zero steps. The "instructions" that came with it said it was sensitive to differences in walking and would adjust automatically. It has worked fine for me.
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Sorry no, but you could keep a record of the steps and then calculate each walk.
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I use the app called digifit. I paid for all the upgrades...I think it was $8 and I don't know if I even use all those capabilities ! But that keeps track of heart rate and calories burned, I also have myfitnesstracker app and I can connect my calories burned into my daily food diary. It's really awesome all he stuff you can do. I love the Jarv!