Definition of the keyType field
You can use this field to determine the definitions of the watch buttons, including the following:
- Number of buttons
- Whether crown exists
- Mode type distinction (Normal/Workout)
Naming rules
{button mode}_{number of buttons} // {whether crown exists, 1 means yes, 0 means no}
For example, sport_21 indicates that "the number of buttons is 2", "crown exists", "button mode: workout"
Button mode: Normal, Workout
Number of buttons: 1 (single-button), 2 (double-button), 4 (four-button)
Whether crown exists: 0 (no), 1 (yes)
| Name | Type: English |
|---|---|
| Single button watch/crown exists/normal mode | normal_11 |
| Single button watch/no crown exists/normal mode | normal_10 |
| Double button watch/crown exists/normal mode | normal_21 |
| Double button watch/no crown exists/normal mode | normal_20 |
| Double button watch/crown exists/workout mode | sport_21 |
| Double button watch/no crown exists/workout mode | sport_20 |
| Four button watch/no crown exists/workout mode | sport_40 |
Rules for use
- Default button mode for a sport watch: Workout
- Default button mode for a non-sport watch: Normal
- The button mode will be added later, so there will be two button modes supported in the double button watch.