I don’t understand above the camera. I tried to use the camera at the back of
the phone. If that is not correct, how do you know where the front camera is
and how would you line up your item to get it with the front of the camera?
> On 10 Nov 2020, at 15:35, Anders Holmberg wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
Hi!
I normally first tries to pair it by holding the watch above the camera.
If that fails I pair it manually.
/A
> 10 nov. 2020 kl. 14:33 skrev 'Donna Goodin' via MacVisionaries
> :
>
> Hi Kawal,
>
> Pairing the watch manually isn’t that hard. I’ve always set up my watches
> that way. A code
Hi Donna.
I know pairing the watch manually isn’t hard. But I can’t remember the numbers
that is why it can take me half a day if I were to do it. I can’t remember
numbers due to too much oxygen and I think it affected that part of my brain.
I am good at English music and other things but
Hi Kawal,
Pairing the watch manually isn’t that hard. I’ve always set up my watches that
way. A code is sent to your watch, and you just enter it on the phone.
Re your other question, Blood oxygen is an app. So, press the Digital Crown to
go into your apps, and then scroll down to Blood Oxygen
Hi.
I opened my Apple Watch 6 after it had been sitting in my cupboard for over a
three or two week period as I waited to get my I phone 12 Pro.
So when I started it, it was speaking a foreign language and voice over didn’t
give the English option. So I waited for my cleaner to come and pair
