Hi,
I am trying to port my Gear 2 watchfaces to Gear S. With some design issues, finally I have a working copy on my Gear S.
But unfortunately (!) , on Gear S, there is a clockface state. According to the design guide, it can either be;
- active state clock
or
- always-on state clock
As my Gear 2 watchfaces don't have this state, when the watch wakes up from blank screen, it shows a simple digital watch instead of my fancy watchface. I couldn't find any information on how to make my watchface always-on. (or creating a always-on state version of my watchface)
Where can I find this information ? Any ideas ?
thx.
Go to Settings>Display>Wake-Up Screen. Set to "Last Screen". This will wake the watch to whatever screen you were on last. If you make sure you always go to your home screen when you're done, the watch will always wake to that screen instead of the simple watch screen.
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I have a cheap 7" tablet that I'd like to setup as a kitchen display. This is how I imagine using it:
1) At 6AM, tablet wakes up display, turn off display at 9AM.
2) AM: display traffic map, similar to the Inrix app.
3) AM: display weather for today
4) At 5PM: tablet wakes up display
5) PM: display weather data for next few days
You get the idea. I want some control over when the display wakes up. I'd also like it to perhaps switch apps like a demo unit - for example, show the weather on the display for 5 seconds, then switch to the traffic map for 30 seconds, then switch back to weather.
I've consider using just the desktop, and simply squeeze a weather widget and a google maps traffic widget in the same screen. But, I'd like the solution to be more extensible. So, later if I decide to display another piece of info, I can just time share the screen.
I think I can use Tasker to turn the display on/off at set times. But, I don't know of a way to make the tablet rotate between two or three different apps.
I might also use the tablet as a recipe book. So, I'd like the weather/traffic display feature to kick in automatically when the tablet stops being used.
Hi
Every time I look at my Gear S it shows a digital clock with just basic numbers, if I press the button on the watch it then shows my chosen watch face...
How can I set it so every time I look at my watch it shows my chosen watch face?
Cheers
Lee
You can do this by selecting "last screen" in the display settings under "wake up screen" so if the clock is the last screen shown when the screen switches off, it will show up when you look at your watch.
Does anyone know if there is anyway to change the always-on watch face?
settings - style - clocks
not sure if thats what your asking for.
No. When you have the alway-on feature activated and the watch times out and instead of going blank, it displays a basic watch face. Each watch face displays its own always-on watch face. Some are digital and some are analog. I don't see anywhere that you can chose or even see what it is going to be until it turns on.
There is no way to change it. Also, 3rd party watch faces will only have the standard digital watch face as it is not possible to create customized always-on watch face via SDK. Only some of the Samsung's watch faces have a nice analog always-on face.
Truesmart do evrything but getting time is really a pain
Here is how I customized mine in order to get a watch :
- use Analog Clock live Wallpaper,
- set up display time as needed,
- disable lockscreen,
- put icons into one group,
- use Shake to switch on the screen on demand.
Now I'm on time
When I use Endomondo and the screen on the Gear S becomes black or I move the arm to wake up the display, then it is not Endomondo on the watch screen, but the normal clock.
Is it possible to setup Endomondo to always be display on the watch's screen when I exercise ?
You can configure the watch to display the last app running instead of the current clock, but i don't think you can set a program to be default (didn't see any option regarding that).
For what you want you could try this :
1. change the setting : on the watch go to "Settings->Display->Wake-up Screen" and change it to "Last Screen" instead of "Clock".
2. start Endomondo (or whatever app you need) and when you want to see the app just move the watch (or press the button) and you'll see the app instead of the clock.