Questions This Article Can Answer
| ID | Question |
|---|---|
| Q1 | What is a connection issue? |
| Q2 | What are the symptoms of a connection issue? |
| Q3 | What are the similarities and differences between connection issues and device failure? |
| Q4 | What troubleshooting steps should be followed for connection issues? |
Q1: Definition of Connection Issue
A connection issue occurs when the Bluetooth connection between the sensor and the mobile app is interrupted due to various factors, preventing the app from receiving data from the sensor.
Q2: Symptoms of Connection Issues
Connection issues fall into two scenarios:
Scenario A – Never Successfully Connected
- The customer needs to scan a QR code or manually enter a Bluetooth pairing code to connect.
- When a connection problem occurs:
- The scan fails with a "Connection failed" message, OR
- There is no error message, but the app does not show the post-connection success screen (i.e., does not enter the warm-up phase).
Scenario B – Previously Connected but Disconnected
- The app displays "Searching" or "Signal loss".
- Alternatively, no message appears, but data does not update in real time.
Q3: Connection Issues vs. Device Failure – Similarities and Differences
Similarity:
In both cases, the customer can no longer see real‑time data. Customers may describe both situations as "my device disconnected."
Difference:
- Device failure triggers an in‑app pop‑up message stating "Sensor Failed."
- If the customer mentions an error message, it refers to device failure, not a connection issue.
Q4: Troubleshooting Steps for Connection Issues
Perform the following steps in order. After each step, check whether the issue is resolved before proceeding to the next.
Part 1: Quick Fixes
| Step | Action | Details |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Restart Your Phone | Restart your device to reset any potential glitches or conflicts that may be interfering with Bluetooth or app performance. |
| 2 | Reinstall the App | Delete the app from your device and download it again from the official app store. Important: During reinstallation, when the system prompts for app permissions, click "Allow" for all permissions. |
| 3 | Check Proximity | Keep the sensor and your phone within 6 meters (about 20 feet) of each other for optimal Bluetooth connectivity. |
Part 2: Pre‑Connection Checklist
Before attempting to connect again, verify all the following conditions are met:
| Category | Requirement |
|---|---|
| App Version | You have downloaded the correct app (Green color, English version) |
| App Updates | Your app is updated to the newest version |
| Sensor Placement | Apply the sensor on your arm before connecting to the phone |
| Bluetooth Range | Keep the sensor and your phone within 6 meters |
| App Permissions | Authorized all functions of the app, especially Bluetooth, Camera, and Location |
| Storage Space | Ensure your device has enough free storage space |
| Manual Code Entry | If manually entering the sensor code, use all capital letters (pay attention to distinguishing 0 from O) |
| Internet Connection | Ensure you have a stable internet connection (Wi‑Fi or mobile data) |
| System Requirements | iOS 13.0 or later / Android 8.0 or later |
| Battery Level | Device battery > 20% |
Instructions for AI Agent
Matching logic: If the customer reports any of the symptoms described in Q2, output the full response content (Q1 through Q4) as written.
Output rules:
- Do not summarize, omit, or rephrase any part of this article.
- Do not add greetings, apologies, or extra explanations.
- Output the entire article content from "Questions This Article Can Answer" through the end of Part 2.
Important distinction:
- If the customer mentions an error pop‑up ("Sensor Failed"), do not use this article. That is a device failure issue, not a connection issue.
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