Fitbit Zip FB403 User Manual

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Receiving Call and Text Notifications
Flex 2 can notify you about incoming phone calls and text messages for over 200 compatible iOS and
Android mobile devices. To determine whether your device supports this feature, go to
http://www.fitbit.com/devices. Note that notifications aren’t available with the Fitbit app for Windows.
Enabling notifications
Before you turn on notifications in the Fitbit app, make sure that Bluetooth is on and that your mobile
device is capable of sending notifications (often under Settings > Notifications).
For more information about making sure your mobile device permits notifications, see help.fitbit.com.
Fitbit app for iOS
To turn on call or text notifications:
1. With your tracker nearby, tap Account on the Fitbit dashboard.
2. Tap the Flex 2 tile.
3. Tap Notifications and turn on or off any combination of call or text notifications.
4. Follow the onscreen instructions to connect (bond) your mobile device with your tracker.
After notifications are enabled, “Flex 2” appears in the list of Bluetooth devices paired to your mobile
device.
Fitbit app for Android
To turn on call or text notifications:
1. With your tracker nearby, tap the Flex 2 tile at the top of the Fitbit app dashboard.
2. Tap the Flex 2 tile again.
3. Tap Notifications and turn on or off any combination of text, call, or calendar notifications.
4. Follow the onscreen instructions to connect (bond) your mobile device with your tracker.
After notifications are enabled, “Flex 2” appears in the list of Bluetooth devices paired to your mobile
device.
Recognizing incoming notifications
If your tracker and mobile device are within 30 feet of each other, a call or text message causes the
tracker to show a light pattern and vibrate.
For phone calls, Flex 2 vibrates continuously until you answer the call or double tap your tracker.

Fitbit Zip FB403 Specifications

General

Brand	Fitbit Zip
Model	FB403
Category	Fitness Trackers
Language	English

Summary

Setting Up Your Fitbit Flex 2

Mobile Device Setup

Steps to set up the Fitbit Flex 2 using iOS or Android mobile devices via the Fitbit app.

Windows 10 PC Setup

Instructions for setting up the Fitbit Flex 2 using a Bluetooth-enabled Windows 10 PC.

Mac Setup

Guide to setting up the Fitbit Flex 2 using a Bluetooth-enabled Mac and Fitbit Connect software.

Getting to Know Your Fitbit Flex 2

Indicator Lights

Describes the meaning of different light patterns displayed by the Fitbit Flex 2.

Charging Indicators

Explains how the indicator lights show charging progress and a full charge.

Low Battery Indicator

Explains the visual indicator for a low battery status on the tracker.

Activity Goal Tracking

How to track progress towards daily activity goals using indicator lights and vibrations.

Alarms

Call Notifications

Text Notifications

Reminders to Move

Battery Life and Charging

Provides information on the tracker's battery life and charging capabilities.

Determining Current Battery Level

Automatic Tracking Features

Tracking Sleep

How the Flex 2 automatically tracks sleep time and quality, syncing data to the dashboard.

Tracking Daily Activity Goals

Tracking Exercise

Details the SmartTrack feature that automatically detects and records exercises like swimming and running.

Tracking Stationary Time

Receiving Call and Text Notifications

Enabling Notifications

Prerequisites for enabling notifications, including Bluetooth and mobile device settings.

Fitbit App for iOS

Fitbit App for Android

Recognizing Incoming Notifications

Troubleshooting Your Fitbit Flex 2

Fitbit Flex 2 General Information & Specifications

Sensors

Wireless Technology

Haptic Feedback

Battery

Environmental Conditions

Regulatory & Safety Notices

USA FCC Statement

FCC compliance statement for the device, including operating conditions and warnings.

Canada IC Statement

European Union (EU) Declaration

Safety Certification Statement

Safety certification details based on EN standards.