Enable and monitor heartrate with Mi Band device on Windows 10.
- Mi Band 2
- Mi Band 3
- Mi Band 4
- .NET Framework 4.8 (download)
- Windows 10 1703+ (Creators Update)
- Bluetooth adapter supporting Bluetooth 4.0/4.2 BLE
- Download and unzip the latest build from release section
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Un-pairing your Mi Band 2/3 from any devices
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Connect and pair your Mi Band 2/3 to your computer
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Launch
MiBand-Heartrate.exe -
Click on
Connectbutton and select your device from device list and set model onMi Band 2orMi Band 3then click onConnect -
Once your device is successfully connected and authenticated, click on
Startbutton
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Get your authentication key of your device, visit (freemyband.com) for more information
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Connect and pair you Mi Band 4 to your computer
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Launch
MiBand-Heartrate.exe -
Click on
Connectbutton and select your device from device list and set model onMi Band 4then click onConnect -
A new window should appear, enter your authentication key then click on
Ok -
Once your device is successfully connected and authenticated, click on
Startbutton
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Export data in CSV file : Log your heartrate data into a CSV file with date, time and heartrate value
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Write realtime date in text file : Continuously write heartrate value inside a text file
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Continuous mode : Mi Band heartrate sensor can work in two different mode, one-shot and continuous. One-shot mode take 5 to 10 sec. to retrieve a heartrate value then stop. Continuous mode update heartrate value every 2 to 5 sec.
- Windows SDK
- Visual Studio 2019
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Clone git repository
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Open
MiBand-Heartrate.slnwith Visual Studio -
Right-click on MiBand-Heartrate-2 solution and select generate
- Microsoft GATT Documentation
- Mi Band 2 Authentication by leojrfs, python
- https://github.com/creotiv/MiBand2
- How I hacked my Xiaomi MiBand 2 fitness tracker — a step-by-step Linux guide by Andrey Nikishaev
MIT License