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    • Sports Timer Stopwatch V2

    Description

    This is a major update to this application. It now includes persistent storage, a setup menu, new options, 100 lap storage and loads of improvements.

    The old description still applies and is here (with updates for this version):

    This started out as a desire to have a stopwatch I could read while swimming. Nothing out there had a font large enough to see when glanced at during a tumble turn. It has grown into something a bit more than just that. There are four display options; a) the main window, b) a large font view of the current lap, c) a watch view that includes the last two lap times and d) a scrolling list of all the lap times. There is also an optional vibration on 30 sec, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 10 min boundaries (also useful as a general reminder function - I use it for this all the time).

    The button functions are:
    Top (short) = toggle the face between "normal", "large" & "watch".
    Top (long) = reset the timer and clear the lap times.
    Middle (short) = start/stop timer.
    Middle (long) = set the vibration mode, either off or at the indicated time period.
    Bottom (short) = lap marker, starts a new lap.
    Bottom (long) = show lap time list window, this does not stop a running timer.

    Note: In the Lap Window the top and bottom buttons scroll through the list of lap times (if there are more than a window full of laps) and the left and middle button exits the window (back to the last timer window). Long top and bottom presses move to the start and end of the list.

    Every button press causes a short vibration to give an assurance that it has been effective - the stop button gives a longer vibration to distinguish it. The screen view can be changed at any time without effecting the timing. In all but the lap list window, all the buttons perform the same function. In the lap list window, the left button is used to exit the window and the top/bottom right buttons scroll through the list. Up to 100 laps can be saved.

    Press the left exit button once to show the exit screen with a summary of the workout; maximum, minimum and average lap time is displayed along with the count of laps recorded.

    Encouragement welcome:
    1Pxc5NtxhozH1NYke4ehFtEQsC836XMUAa

    Other Versions

    current version: 13
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    created by - scottstratford

    Swimmer's Stopwatch Setup V2

    Description

    This is just the standard Sports Timer Stopwatch V2 with defaults I find useful for swimming, i.e. starts with the large font display, one minute vibration set and auto-lapping on.

    Other Versions

    current version: 2.11
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    created by - scottstratford

    • Sports Timer Stopwatch

    Description

    NOTE THAT THERE IS A SDK2 VERSION OF THIS APP NOW.

    This started out as a desire to have a stopwatch I could read while swimming. Nothing out there had a font large enough to see when glanced at during a tumble turn. It has grown into something a bit more than just that. There are four display options; a) the main window, b) a large font view of the current lap, c) a watch view that includes the last two lap times and d) a scrolling list of all the lap times. There is also an optional vibration on 30 sec, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 10 min boundaries (also useful as a general reminder function - I use it for this all the time).

    The button functions are:
    Top (short) = toggle the face between "normal", "large" & "watch".
    Top (long) = reset the timer and clear the lap times.
    Middle (short) = start/stop timer.
    Middle (long) = set the vibration mode, either off or at the indicated time period.
    Middle (double) = toggle auto lap function - when on, lap function is activated automatically 20 secs after stopping.
    Bottom (short) = lap marker, starts a new lap.
    Bottom (long) = show lap time list window, this does not stop a running timer.

    Note: In the Lap Window the top and bottom buttons scroll through the list of lap times (if there are more than a window full of laps) and the left button exits the window (back to the last timer window).

    Every button press causes a short vibration to give an assurance that it has been effective - the stop button gives a longer vibration to distinguish it. The screen view can be changed at any time without effecting the timing. In all but the lap list window, all the buttons perform the same function. In the lap list window, the left button is used to exit the window and the top/bottom right buttons scroll through the list. Up to 49 laps can be saved.

    Press the left exit button once to show the exit screen with a summary of the workout; maximum, minimum and average lap time is displayed along with the count of laps recorded.

    Encouragement welcome:
    1Pxc5NtxhozH1NYke4ehFtEQsC836XMUAa

    Other Versions

    current version: 10
    InstallDownload Share view more
    QR Code
    created by - scottstratford

    Swimmer's Stopwatch Setup

    Description

    This is just the standard Sports Timer Stopwatch with defaults I find useful for swimming, i.e. starts with the large font display, one minute vibration set and auto-lapping on.

    Other Versions

    current version: 10
    InstallDownload Share view more
    QR Code
    created by - scottstratford

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