This documentation only describes the main differences which are.
1. The Active Timer selection, showing up to 4 concurrent running timers and option to select one or Start / Pause one
2. The Main Timer control window, showing which timer is selected and it's initial value, used also for reaching the Active Timer selection and setting up timers
3. The Timer Setting screen with the extra vibration Alert options
4. The selectable Alert Settings.
5. Each timer can optionally have it's own description
6. Up/down swipe can optionally be disabled
7. The time can be made to flash when alerting, in case the vibration is too weak
8. The number of other timers running is shown inthe Main Timer control window
Each timer has two parts,
a) Click on any Time to select it and switch to the Main Timer screen (2)
b) Click on a coloured action button, to the left, to Start or Pause a timer
Stopping/resetting can only be done from the Main Timer screen,
where by, clicking on the button it can be setup, see next step
The screen will stay on only if at least one of the running timers has that option.
To fix on:
Click one of the running timers, to return to the Main Timer screen,
make sure S is on, then return to the Active Timer Selection
To fix off:
Click one of the running timers, to return to the Main Timer screen,
make sure S is off, return to the Active Timer Selection repeat for each of the running timers
Setting up a timer and it's attributes, (3) + (4)
Each of the 4 timers can have their own attributes as described in the SimpleTimer documentation for a single timer.
Simple4Timer has Alert Options in addition which can be set separately for each timer
Click Alert Options and select the red options to enable them
and then X top right to return
Manage the Main Timer screen, (2)
This screen has a square inset which shows which timer is currently showing
in the display, and it's initial starting duration
By clicking on the square it switches to the Active Timer Selection screen to
enable switching between timers for setup and control
pulling down the main counter will also switch tothe Active Timer Selection
5 seconds before a timer expires the Main Timer screen will show.
When the timer expires, the original duration will flash and the watch will vibrate
Tip: Swiping up the main counter takes you to the Stopwatch mode Stopwatch mode stops all active timers
This can be used as a quick reset of all timers
Stopping end Timer alert
Tap briefly the flashing main counter or
Tap on any of Stop, Pause Play symbols or
any other functions, or
Double tap the big flashing main counter to silence and Exit the app
Adding a description for the timer (5) new
Start the Simple4Timer on the watch
In the Fitbit App, Click Profile photo, Click Device photo
Click Gallery [or Apps] tile [your device tab, at the top, will be selected]
Scroll down to the Simple4TimerApp
Click on Simple4Timerand then Settings
add/delete/modify the description for your timer.
Changes to the timer descriptions will appear in the Simple4TimerApp on the watch
immediately if the watch is currently connecting
At the next start when the watch is reachable
If you only use one timer then you only need provide one description
for Timer 1 (the default), if you wish
The little tick in the bottom left hand corner of
the Active Timer Selection screen indicates it's connected to the phone
Note:
Option to turn off up/down swipe to prevent accidental actions.
Option to flash the Main Timer when vibrating
Features
The Timer durations, options and state are remembered between sessions.
Background mode is possible for both the Stopwatch and Timer,
and is when the App is closed while counting.
The Timer end Alarm is not yet supported in Background mode in Standalone mode
In Addon mode to SimpleClockPro background mode is fully supported.
Once the countdown reaches zero the alarm alerts and its reset to the initial duration
The advantage from running Simple4Timer as an addon to SimpleClockPro is it can be called directly from the watch face, see next section,
Watch integration
Simple4Timer must be installed separately on the watch to be used as an Addon for SimpleClockPro see: http://guytec.com/Fitbit
Once installed, Simple4Timer can be started directly from the clock face by double tapping on Seconds
If Simple4Timer is counting when put into background mode
Seconds will be green if it's in countdown timer mode
Seconds will be blue if it's in stopwatch mode
Seconds will be white if Simple4Timer has nothing running
Note: if both SimpleTimer and Simple4Timer are installed Simple4Timer will be used.
Standalone mode
Simple4Timer can also be installed as a standalone App, in this case,
Tip: For Sense and Versa 3 watches, use the watch Settings to assign Simple4Timer
to the watch long press short-cut for easy starting.
For All watches, Simple4Timer launch icon can also be moved to the first Apps screen on the watch for quick access.
Rules & limitations
Selecting Stopwatch resets all timers
Active Timer Selection display will stay on only if one running timer needs it
Pausing or ending timers always switch to the Main Timer display
Timers of 5 seconds or less cannot be started
App cannot be exited with a running timer of 5 seconds or less