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Problem
I'm lying on my
back, but the
sensor does not
vibrate.
I'm lying on my
back, but the
sensor does not
vibrate.
The sensor
vibrates when
I'm lying on my
back awake, but
I am not
snoring.
Possible cause
The sensor is in the
adaptation phase
(session 1-7). The
sensor slowly builds
up the number of
vibrations each night.
During this phase the
sensor will not
vibrate every time
you sleep on your
back (see
'Adaptation phase').
The sleep session is
not active.
The sensor gives you
30 minutes to fall
asleep in any
position. After 30
minutes a session
starts, and the
sensor starts
vibrating when you
are sleeping on your
back.
The sensor doesn't
record your snoring,
but it measures your
position. This is to
prevent sleeping on
your back which may
cause you to snore.
Solution
Check if a dot is shown on
the display of the sensor.
The dot indicates that the
adaptation phase is active
(see 'Adaptation phase').
From session 8 onwards,
the sensor always vibrates
when you lie on your back.
Start a session when you
are in one of the data
screens or when the sensor
is off. Press and hold the
activation button for two
seconds.
The sensor vibrates briefly
and shows '- -' on the
display to indicate that the
sleep session has started.
Try to fall asleep on your
side, so the sensor doesn't
prevent you to fall asleep
due to the vibrations.
Try to fall asleep on your
side, so the sensor doesn't
prevent you to fall asleep
due to the vibrations.