When building your dashboards, follow the example below:
(1,2,47)(33,34,38)(10,18,29)(0) will display :
- Screen n°1 : (1 = Elapsed Time, 2 = Distance, 47 = Heart rate zone widget) 
- Screen n°2 : (33 = Lap Time, 34 = Lap Distance, 38 = Lap avg. Pace) 
- Screen n°3 : (10 = Power 3", 18 = Cadence, 29 = Vertical Oscillation) 
- Screen n°4 : (0 = empty screen, display Off.) 
Please refer to your ActiveLook x Garmin guide to learn how to edit your dashboards.
General metrics
| (0) | Empty page = display off | 
| 1 | Elapsed time | 
| 33 | Lap Elapsed Time | 
| 2 | Distance | 
| 34 | Lap Distance | 
| 3 | Distance To Destination (navigation) | 
Heart Rate
| 47 | Heart Rate Zone Widget | 
| 4 | Heart Rate | 
| 5 | Max Heart Rate | 
| 6 | Average Heart Rate | 
| 35 | Lap avg Heart Rate | 
Power (see footnote 1)
| 7 | Power | 
| 8 | Max Power | 
| 9 | Average Power | 
| 36 | Lap avg Power | 
| 10 | Power 3s | 
| 11 | Normalized Power | 
Speed & Pace
| 12 | Speed | 
| 13 | Max Speed | 
| 14 | Average Speed | 
| 37 | Lap avg Speed | 
| 15 | Pace | 
| 16 | Fastest Pace | 
| 17 | Average Pace | 
| 38 | Lap avg Pace | 
Cadence (see footnote 2)
| 18 | Cadence | 
| 19 | Max Cadence | 
| 20 | Average Cadence | 
| 39 | Lap avg. Cadence | 
Running Dynamics
| 27 | Ground Contact Time | 
| 28 | Average Ground Contact Time | 
| 44 | Lap avg. Ground Contact Time | 
| 29 | Vertical Oscillation | 
| 30 | Average Vertical Oscillation | 
| 45 | Lap avg. Vertical Oscillation | 
| 31 | Stride Length | 
| 32 | Average Stride Length | 
| 46 | Lap Average Stride Length | 
Elevation
| 21 | Altitude | 
| 22 | Total Ascent | 
| 40 | Lap Total Ascent | 
| 23 | Total Descent | 
| 41 | Lap Total Descent | 
| 24 | Ascent Speed (on last 20 seconds) | 
| 42 | Lap average Ascent Speed (on cumulated lap ascent) | 
- Energy 
| 25 | Total Calories | 
| 43 | Lap Total Calories | 
| 26 | Energy Expenditure | 
(1) Using a Stryd or other running power sensor ?
Please refer to this article for details on connection.
(2) About Cadence: Works for both Running & Cycling (spm and rpm, respectively). This will require a sensor unless your watch supports running dynamics.
