Why does the Bluetooth icon keep changing colors on the Probe Manager screen?

Why does the Bluetooth icon keep changing colors on the Probe Manager screen?

This is normal as new data comes in.

Green = means it is new data

Yellow = means data is 1 second old

Orange = means data is 3 seconds old

Red = means the connection with the probe has been lost

The further you are away from the probes and the more probes you are using, the slower the data will come in.

Updated on March 31, 2021

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