Garmin has managed to increase the size of the display on the Fenix watches while keeping the diameter the same. So you will get a 1.3″ screen on the base 47mm Fenix 7 version, while the

Hello, today I upgraded the firmware with version 22.20, which promised better accuracy of the altimeter; Instead, I immediately realized that after the update the altimeter (which previously worked very well, with very rare errors) presented a series of malfunctions that I list here: 1- non-continuous but only sporadic updates: the watch indicates the same altitude for a certain time even
The watch will in the default configuration attempt an automatic altimeter calibration during sleep if connected to a phone. It will ask the phone for coordinates (it will not use its own GPS), and then it will look up the coordinates in the internal DEM map to find the map altitude for those coordinates.
Keep one eye on the altimeter. its still creepy after many many years and its garmin masters cannot regulate its behaviour. watch out for irregular behaviour like when its starting to cheat on you. You can fall off the cliff after calibration. after calibration. Please garmin sort this. 60mtrs drop it was present in my old fenix 6 solar on
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Thanks for the responses, initially by amending the setting to altimeter the altimeter started working but the barometer stopped (understandably having read the instructions that you kindly provided) I then set it to Auto and recalibrated the altimeter using GPS and it looks like both the altimeter and barometer are locked up as neither have moved for the last hour.
As it was explained to me by Garmin Italy Support, the watch will normally show the altitude +/- 50 meters, being a barometric altimeter. You can contact your local Garmin Support, explain them the situation, send them pictures or video when the altimeter is acting up, maybe they will replace it, but for that "minor" difference of altitude, if
Fenix 5 Plus Altimeter. AndyZu over 1 year ago. With my Fenix 5 Plus, the altimeter no longer works. First the values for an activity were no longer correct (deviation of 1000 hm and more) and now no height is displayed at all. I did the reset and factory settings. Is there a solution? Thanks in advance Andy. A dedicated community for Garmin
You got a serious issue with your altimeter. Do you got the same kind of behavior with your barometer ? (If yes it could be an hardware problem and you are under warranty, if not it could be a widget problem hence the resetting) Have you try the last beta 3.55 ? Yes, the barometer has problems too!
It's lot lighter in fact; the 945 is 50g compared to 86g for the Fenix 5 Plus and 94g for the Marq Athlete. That lack of weight plus its slim build – the 945 is 13.7mm thick, which is slightly

Hi, like so many others, my Fenix 5S had the sticky start/stop button problem. I tried the soap/warm water method many a time but it never really solved the problem. Seeing that my watch is out of warranty…. Just outside of warranty, and mine is now so bad, I had to do something. Garmin wants $160 to get a refurb replacement.

There are some options for the altimeter. The first one is whether calibration should happen during activities, and you can choose CONTINUOUS MODE (via GPS/DEM, and it's done continuously), AT START (so that it's not corrected during the activity), or OFF. The other setting is about calibration outside of activities.
Calibrate. Allows you to manually calibrate the altimeter sensor. Auto Cal. Allows the altimeter to self-calibrate each time you turn on GPS tracking. Elevation. Sets the units of measure for elevation. Calibrating the Barometric Altimeter. Sensors Settings.
Connect your garmin to your PC and copy this file into the Garmin/app folder and it should be ok. You should see an altimeter app into the Garmin. be aware you need to be outside to use. During the initiation, the Garmin will get a position fix, which will be assumed to be the dropzone.
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