My fit bit charge 11 has quit recording accurate sleep on Samsung phone. Also will not record steps for past week? What happened? Carole

You can do these steps to overcome your Fitbit problems:

1. Log out of your Fitbit App.
2. Force quit the App.
3. Turn off the Bluetooth.
4. Shut off your phone and turn it on after 1-2 minutes.
5. Turn on the Bluetooth.
6. Log back into your Fitbit App.
7. Set up your Charge 2 as a new device.

You can carry it in a pocket until you order a replacement band from Fit-Bit or Amazon. I will still log steps accurately, provided you keep it apart from other devices. It won't, however keep accurate heart rate, or sleep measurements. I hope this helps.

Did your phone run out of battery?

Just wake up, till 11PM, until it starts record, and then start your job. All you do will be recorded sharply.
beware! Do not keep open the doors. OK?

If your cuckoo runs too fast or slow, the best way to correct this problem is to set your cuckoo to an accurate watch or clock. After 24 hours, record how many minutes your cuckoo is running too fast or slow. Then adjust the bob up or down the pendulum stick to change the pendulms effective length. You'll need to take an educated guess as to the distance. Reset the cuckoo minute hand time to your watch or clock again. Repeat this process every 24 hours, recording the results, and readjusting the bob until you are within 3 minutes of the correct time. Then, switch from recording every day to recording every week. Use the same process described, recording the time difference, adjusting the bob up or down every week, until the cuckoo is accurate within approximately 3 minutes per week. Remember, mechanical cuckoo clocks are not as accurate as quartz or electric clocks! A three minute error per week is not bad. Maybe you can do better. What you are attempting to do is to obtain is the best timekeeping possible from your cuckoo clock. Afterwards, you will still need to sychronize the cuckoo (coo coo) clock minute hand to an accurate clock or watch, each week or as desired.

you wear it on your wrist after you charge it up via the usb charger.

You download fitbit app on your phone and then add fit bit to phone .

I am not sure how it works I am guessing it has a motion detector in it and each step causes a vibration it detects.
It must have some sort of a pulse sensor as it also knows when you are a sleep .
you need to set up an account using an email address with fitbit via the app.
there is also a windows app but you need the fit bit dongle that comes in the box it came with plugged into the usb port of p.c.
even thoug pc has bluetooth it does not seem to work with the p.c application unless the dongle is used with it.

The popular recording software known as Audacity is a good choice for getting all sorts of sounds saved in a digital format. The easy-to-use features of this program will help you to create complex musical compositions, or just record incoming audio streams. One of the basic things you can do with Audacity is to record sound from vinyl records. Many people still keep vinyls on hand, though the production of this medium has diminished. Here are the basic steps that will help you to use Audacity to record vinyl.

Steps

1. Get your phonograph or record player. Assemble your collection of records and make sure that your record player is in good functioning condition.
   


2. Use a cable to connect your record player to the computer with Audacity installed on it. In order to record from vinyl, you'll need to make sure you have accurately connected your record player as an incoming audio stream into the microphone jack of your computer.
   
   
   
   • Use hardware adapters to secure your cable connection. Many older record players utilize a 1/4-sized input jack. The modern laptop computer, as well as many desktop models, use a smaller, 1/8-sized input jack. You can buy simple adapters at your local electronics store to fix this problem.
   
   
   • Make sure that your cables and adapters support stereo.
   
   


3. Open the Audacity program on your computer. You will see the signature Audacity screen, with controls at the top, and an empty space to accommodate created tracks.
   


4. Start playing the record on your record player.
   


5. Hit the red circle that represents the "record" button in Audacity.


6. Observe the sound coming into Audacity. You should see the track being populated with sound, represented by a fluctuating line as the cursor moves along.


7. Hit "Stop" to stop the recording.
   


8. Stop the record player.
   


9. Repeat this process with the entire track. Reset the record player, start playing and hit the Audacity "Record" button again, allowing the entire track to populate with the sound of the vinyl record.
   


10. Save your project in your desired format. Audacity supports a number of file formats for the finished product. You can select one of these when you have recorded the entire track. Make every song its own track, or simply record the entire side of the record on one track.
    

Did you pair it with a phone, for me it did not do anything useful until I did

Problem solved: Downloaded service manual and after studying it for awhile found the fault.
1. On power up in "timer record" mode the 520 proceeds to record selected input until the timer shuts the power to the 520 off.
2. TOC info is stored in memory along with error code history.
3. On power up TOC is read from memory and written to disk and second recording started.
4. Found BT451 had failed (causing loss of 2 above) as soon as the power is removed from the 520.
5. Replaced BT451
BT451 1-528-739-11 BATTERY, LITHIUM (SECONDARY)
(Sanyo ML2016-HJ1 40mA/h 3v rechargeable is suitable replacement) shop around as prices vary

I actually fitted a Lithium battery removed from an old satnav I had lying around! bit of overkill really as it 1400mA/h

Note a faulty BT451 can cause quite a few other problems as well so it's worth checking out and replacing if low or not holding it's charge...........

Ok, I talked to Samsung support again today, and they confirm that the firmware update should correct the problem of incompatibility with 1-16x discs. They are going to mail a CD with the firmware update to me, at no charge. They were not, however, able to tell me if the file I had originally downloaded from their website was the same as what will be coming on the CD. Sheesh!!

If I can determine that they are the same file, I will post such info. here later. Otherwise, I would advise contacting Samsung support and requesting a disc.

The phone no. is:

1-800-SAMSUNG (1-800-726-7864)
Mon - Sun : 9am - 9pm (EST)