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S Health in Galaxy Note 3

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Get to know how to use  S Heath in your Galaxy Note 3  to monitor your health by managing intake or burnt calories. You will learn starting S Health, checking your health information, using the walking mate, using the exercise mate, using the food tracker, checking the comfort level of the current place, managing weight and configuring settings for S Health in Galaxy Note 3.

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1) Starting S Health
2) Checking your health information
3) Using the Walking mate
4) Using the Exercise mate
5) Using the Food tracker
6) Checking the comfort level of the current place
7) Managing weight
8) Configuring settings for S Health

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Use S Health application to monitor your health by managing intake or burnt calories on Galaxy Note 3.

Tap S Health on the Applications screen.

Starting S Health

When opening this application for the first time, follow the on-screen instructions, and then enter your physical statistics to complete the setup. Then, the S Health menu screen appears on the screen.

S Health in Galaxy Note 3

  • Access to the S Health home screen.
  • Manage calories.
  • Manage weight.
  • View the comfort level of your current place.
  • Configure settings for S Health.

To edit the profile, tap Settings → Edit profile.

  • Based on your physical statistics, Galaxy Note 3 calculates your basal metabolic rate (BMR) and recommends a daily caloric intake. The recommendation may not be accurate for all ages, body compositions, or nutritional needs.

Checking your health information

View your information on the S Health home screen.

On the S Health menu screen, tap Home.

Checking your health information

  • Access the S Health menu screen.
  • View how many calories you have burned.
  • View how many calories you have ingested.
  • Weight data
  • View your health board data on a graph.

To enter burned calories, tap Calories burnt.
To enter calories ingested, tap Calorie intake.

Using the Walking mate

Set a target number of steps and track your daily steps and burned calories.

On the S Health home screen, tap  → Walking mate.

Using the Walking mate

  • Access the S Health menu screen.
  • Step counts
  • Target number of steps
  • How far you have walked
  • Start your step count.
  • View the logs of your daily steps.
  • Move to a specific date of step count records.
  • How many calories you have burned
  • View your step count on a graph.

Tap Start to count your steps. Tap Pause to save the records.

To change the target number of steps, tap  → Set goal, enter a target, and then tap Done.

  • You may experience a brief delay while the walking mate monitors your steps and then displays your step count.
  • If you use the walking mate while travelling by car or train, vibration may affect your step count.

Using the Exercise mate

Set an exercise goal and monitor your calories burned.

On the S Health home screen, tap  → Exercise mate.

Using the Exercise mate

  • Access the S Health menu screen.
  • How many calories you have burned
  • View the logs of your daily exercise.
  • View and manage accessory device connections.
  • Move to a specific date of exercise records.
  • How much time you have exercised
  • View exercise records on a graph.

Tap Go to workout to set an exercise goal such as distance, time, calories, or intensity, and then tap Start.

Tap  to records the exercise you did. Select a sport, set a duration for the exercise period, and then tap Done.

Using the Food tracker

Set a calorie goal and record your daily caloric intake.

On the S Health home screen, tap  → Food tracker.

Using the Food tracker

  • Access the S Health menu screen.
  • Calories intake
  • Enter mealtime information.
  • View the logs of your daily caloric intake.
  • Move to a specific date of caloric intake records.
  • View your caloric intake on a graph.

Tap Add meal to enter the caloric intake. Enter the mealtime information, and then tap Save.

To change a caloric intake goal, tap  → Set goal, enter a daily caloric intake goal, and then tap Done.

Checking the comfort level of the current place

View the temperature and humidity of a place and compare the comfort level to preset conditions from Galaxy Note 3.

On the S Health home screen, tap  → Comfort level.

Checking the comfort level

  • Access the S Health menu screen.
  • Current comfort level
  • Ideal temperature
  • Current date
  • Ideal humidity

To change the range for the ideal temperature or humidity, tap  → Adjust comfort range.

  • Measure the temperature and humidity in a stable indoor environment.
  • The temperature and humidity may vary depending on the ambient environment, device temperature, or your physical contact with Galaxy Note 3.
  • Measurements may take some time if there are sudden changes in temperature or humidity.
  • For accurate measurements, use a thermo-hygrometer.

Managing weight

Record your weight changes and manage the weight data on Galaxy Note 3. On the S Health home screen, tap  → Weight.

Managing weight

  • Access the S Health menu screen.
  • Weight data
  • Enter weight data.
  • View the logs of your daily weight.
  • View and manage accessory device connections.
  • Move to a specific date of weight data records.
  • Height data
  • View your weight changes on a graph.

Tap Update to enter the weight data. Enter a value, and then tap Done. Whenever you change the weight data, Galaxy Note 3 applies the data to your profile.

You can connect a measuring device and record your weight. Tap  → Scan, select a measuring device, and then follow the on-screen instructions to connect the measuring device.

Configuring settings for S Health

On the S Health home screen, tap  → Settings, and then select one of the following:

  • Edit profile: Edit your physical statistics.
  • Accounts: Manage S Health data by signing in to Samsung account.
  • Security: Set a PIN to lock or unlock S Health.
  • Unit settings: Set unit options.
  • Notification: Set Galaxy Note 3 to display new events.
  • Lock time zone: Set to leave the time zone setting unchanged when moving across time zones.
  • Select time zone: Set the time zone.
  • My accessories: View and manage accessory device connections.
  • Compatible accessories: View accessories that are compatible with Galaxy Note 3 or manage connected accessories.
  • Reset data: Reset S Health data.
  • Check for updates: Check the current version of S Health.
  • Terms of use: View the terms and conditions, including personal information and data retention policies.
  • About S Health: View information about S Health.

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  2. Charmaine says

    S health does not differentiate calories and kilocalories. Example 1 green papaya salad =203 calories = 0.2 kcal. There is no option to type 0.2

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  4. Sandra says

    Has S Health updated their app as I’ve been trying to look for it on my note 3. It was there this morning as it was calculating my steps and when I went back to check the progress after 6pm it was gone. Can anyone help?

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  5. Philip Orden says

    I have setup my S health with a password. Unfortunately, i forgot my password and couldn’t open it any more. How can I retrieve or reset it?

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  7. Jose-Luis Rodriguez says

    The podometer has the same figures that one week ago: 2,999,698 steps (1,373.3 miles). There are still 35,928,879 users and my ranking position is 58622°. In the people of my age (60-69 years) there are 902,078 users and my position is 2405°. However, in the past week I walked another 114,309 steps since Monday, August 10 to today, August 17 at 21:17 hs central time. Why it is not updated???

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  8. Jon says

    I try to update S Health past 3.5 but I am told my phone is incompatible. I’m running a Note 3 with Android 5.0.

    Is there a way to update to 4.5?

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  9. F says

    Update sucks. Why do the app devs remove parts of the app that work well like weight loss and other types of exercise like dancing and swimming? So they can still it as an add on? They shouldn’t fix something that doesn’t need fixing.

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  11. Tracy says

    my steps stopped counting so I thought if I uninstalled and then reinstall it would work on my NOTE 3. Now it tells me the app is not compatible with my device how can I get the app back on my phone?

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  12. Ayu Bte Mahmood says

    Hello, I’ve been using S Health for quite sometime and loved it much. I wanted to know the Pedometer and Exercise calories counted is it the Net or Gross calories burned. Is the calories recorded in the Pedometer and Exercise accurate according to our weight.

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  13. gina says

    I just started using the app. and everytime i go in to the app i have to login. is there a way to bypass this.

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  14. Mark Fellows says

    Hi, S Health won’t even open anymore. Checked app manager there is an app called S Sensor that is disabled. I can’t get it to remain enabled therefore my guess it operates the bridge between the watch app and the phone. Rebooted it, removed battery nothing seems to work.

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  15. Laurie says

    So disappointed that I can no longer manually enter my workout on the eliptical machine. Can seem to get the cycling exercise tracker working properly either.

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  18. Monica says

    Ok, I don’t know if this will work for everyone, but my problem is already fixed. I was going through my upgrades in google play store, and saw this things called ANT radio service, and ANT + plug is service, I never knew what those stuff are for, but I read it is a background sort of advanced allien bluetooth thingy, and that it helps apps like the s health and similars work, it also helps your cellphone connect with your gadgets such as the galaxy gear and similars. Anyway, I upgraded it and then tried with the galaxy apps and tried AGAIN with the s health (with little hope) and it worked!!! I don’t know if it has something to do, but, give it a shot. ☺

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  19. Ayu Bte Mahmood says

    My S Health has not been working since yesterday 15 February, 2015. I have been utilising this app for a fairly long time. Until it promted me to update the S Health latest version on last Saturday dtd 14 February, 2015. Since I have updated the S Health last Saturday, it did not function as a pedometer and exercise tracker any more.Can you advice me how to rectify this matter ASAP.

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  20. LostFatsos says

    Same problem here: S Health update gives error “Product Does Not Exist In Store (4002)” Phone Factory reset done but still no go (Note 3 & Gear Fit SM-R350)

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  21. Monica says

    I wanted to open my s health today, and it says it needs an actualization, I tryed and it says “the product does not exist on this store (4002)” help!

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  22. d.k says

    still no news about error 4002?
    so dissapointing non of the apps is working propperly in samsung… especially the gear
    has no new apps and updates….

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  24. Ivan Gaspar says

    Error

    Product does not exist in this store. (4002)

    i am trying to sync my watch data to the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and all i get is the above error code.

    Specifically my “walking mate” pedometer tracking.

    This needs to be fixed very annoying that my gadgets stopped working properly. Like the rest of the Samsung customers I did pay a good amount to have it not work they way it’s supposed to.

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  26. Mark Fellows says

    Using s health on note 3 brilliant. Updated now nothing. Main screen is locked. The arrow wheel spins to update info from gear 2. Again nothing happens. Have reset everything. This app is crap, frustrating. Forcing me to another app. Just like music hub. I lost all of my paid for music. Maybe I should sue.

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  27. KevinM (@NHLFarmteams) says

    Anyone else getting “Unlock S Health” notifications constantly? It’s getting to the point I’m going to remove the application completely. I get at least 6 per day. I’ve even turned off notifications on the S Health app.

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  28. kait says

    I put the update through on my Note 3. And Now I get an error message that says “Health Service app needs to be updated. Tap okay to proceed or cancel to close the application.” I push okay, it attempts to take me to a new screen (Im assuming Samsung app store) but I then get a new error that says: “Product does not exist in this store (4002).” I loved using this! What happened and how do I fix it?!?

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  31. Corey says

    good post – useful info – thanks. Two questions:
    1) Can I have multiple profiles (people in my family, etc.)? It seems you can only have 1 person at a time, and if I let someone else use the heart monitor the info will be tracked under my name which will mess up my stats
    2) Can you access S Health anywhere on the web? It’d be nice to see this stuff in the cloud and play with it there as well as on my phone.

    Cheers!
    Corey

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  32. erics says

    This update has ruined my evening. I’m going to switch back to mapmyrun. Why do companies keep changing things that work perfectly fine???

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  36. Ed says

    I love using “Walking Mate” and have been doing so for 1 month. Then one morning I wake up and the walking counter is not working or stuck and it is not counting any of my activity. What could cause this? Could it be from dropping the phone, or do I have a “setting” I need to adjust? Looking for help and thank you.

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  40. lou says

    when in weight I can’t see an andriod menu button on the left on arrow to move from day to day. The main menu , weight log and linked scales (top right) then bottom left graphical representation. Nothing about resetting goals. Or adjusting the calories intake as i would like to set that myself. Any thoughts

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