Huawei Band 8 User Guide - Page 10

Health Management

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Health Management Monitoring your sleep Make sure that you are wearing your device in the correct manner. The device will automatically record your sleep duration, and identify whether you are in deep sleep, light sleep, rapid eye movement (REM) sleep, or awake. Sleep settings 1 Swipe down on the watch face screen, and touch and hold to access the Sleep mode settings screen. Alternatively, enter the device's app list, select screen, and touch Sleep mode to access the settings screen. , swipe up on the 2 Enable Auto, or touch Add time, set Bedtime, Wake-up, and Repeat, and touch OK. Recording sleep When Auto is enabled, and the device detects that you are asleep, it will automatically disable the Always On Display (AOD), notifications (including incoming call notifications), the Raise to wake feature, and other features, in order to avoid disturbing your sleep. • Open the Huawei Health app, go to the device details screen, go to Health monitoring > HUAWEI TruSleep™, and toggle on the switch for HUAWEI TruSleep™. When enabled, the device can accurately recognise when you fall asleep, when you wake up, and whether you are in a deep sleep, a light sleep, or REM sleep. The watch can then provide you with sleep quality analysis, to help you understand your sleep patterns, and suggestions to help you improve the quality of your sleep. Viewing your sleep data • Open Sleep ( ) from the app list on your device to view the night sleep and nap data record. • Open the Huawei Health app, go to the Health screen, and touch the Sleep card to view your daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly sleep data. Activity reminder When Activity reminder is enabled, the device will monitor your activity throughout the day in increments (one hour by default). It will vibrate and the screen will turn on to remind you to take a moment to get up and move around if you didn't move around during the set period. 8

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Health Management
Monitoring your sleep
Make sure that you are wearing your device in the correct manner. The device will
automatically record your sleep duration, and identify whether you are in deep sleep, light
sleep, rapid eye movement (REM) sleep, or awake.
Sleep settings
1
Swipe down on the watch face screen, and touch and hold
to access the
Sleep mode
settings screen. Alternatively, enter the device's app list, select
, swipe up on the
screen, and touch
Sleep mode
to access the settings screen.
2
Enable
Auto
, or touch
Add time
, set
Bedtime
,
Wake-up
, and
Repeat
, and touch
OK
.
Recording sleep
When
Auto
is enabled, and the device detects that you are asleep, it will automatically
disable the Always On Display (AOD),
notifications
(including incoming call
notifications),
the Raise to wake feature, and other features, in order to avoid disturbing
your sleep.
Open the
Huawei Health
app, go to the device details screen, go to
Health monitoring
>
HUAWEI TruSleep™
, and toggle on the switch for
HUAWEI TruSleep™
. When enabled, the
device can accurately recognise when you fall asleep, when you wake up, and whether you
are in a deep sleep, a light sleep, or REM sleep. The watch can then provide you with sleep
quality analysis, to help you understand your sleep patterns, and suggestions to help you
improve the quality of your sleep.
Viewing your sleep data
Open
Sleep
(
) from the app list on your device to view the night sleep and nap data
record.
Open the
Huawei Health
app, go to the
Health
screen, and touch the
Sleep
card to view
your daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly sleep data.
Activity reminder
When
Activity reminder
is enabled, the device will monitor your activity throughout the day
in increments (one hour by default). It will vibrate and the screen will turn on to remind you
to take a moment to get up and move around if you didn't move around during the set
period.
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