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Garmin FIT filename decoding
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#!/bin/bash | |
# The following is from the Garmin forums: https://forums.garmin.com/forum/garmin-express/garmin-express-pc/76831- | |
# The Garmin Forerunner 220 and 620 (FR220 and FR620) save their activity | |
# files with a cryptic name on the watch. Based on Jeff Pethybridge's | |
# (ZUKJEFF) analysis and my own findings, these would be the filename codes: | |
# | |
# Example: 43S64121.FIT | |
# | |
# Char 1 is year: 3 (2013), 4 (2014) ... Will clash in ten years time! | |
# Char 2 is month: 1-9 and A, B, C (10, 11, 12). | |
# Char 3 is daynr: 1-9 and A-V (10-31). | |
# Char 4 is hour: 0-9 and A-N (10-23). | |
# Chars 5 and 6 are the minutes: 00-59. | |
# Chars 7 and 8 are the seconds: 00-59. | |
# | |
# Above .FIT is 201(4), March (3), the 28:th (S), 6 AM (6), min (41), sec (21) | |
# and that is when the activity was _started_. In this shell script I pad | |
# single digit month, daynr and hour with a leading zero. I also retain the | |
# original codes, thus: 2014-03-28_06-41-21_43S64121.FIT | |
# Other relevant links | |
# https://www.dropbox.com/s/16frs902kz17uzg/copy-garmin-fit-files-2018-01-05.bash?dl=0 |
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