@herlas thank a lot. it’s work now.

@enriqueescoms It should work fine for the S9PP, the Race and the Vertical. These watches support S+ apps with configuration options.

The problem is with the S9P and S5P and similar older watches that don’t support configuration options in S+ apps. In my case it was with a S5P.

@Raimo-Järvi said in Shimano E-bike systems:

Did you have heart rate belt and/or other Bluetooth sensors connected to the watch when the problem occurred?

No, no other devices. Just the bluetooth connection to the bike and BT connection between phone and the watch. I didn’t try to switch of the BT of the phone.

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I recently ran into this problem. Sometimes the GPS behaves strangely for known or unknown reasons (probably because I was under a 380kV power line…), and as shown in the image, where the speed suddenly went from ~7 to ~23 km/h (and then later from 7 to 14km/h) for several seconds, the decoupling recording was compromised. Can anything be done to filter out these spikes in the S+ app?

engo2 and Race are not compatible. Had to reconnect several times and although it tells me connected and I get the battery status the display of the glass is off. Display information are blurry and couldn’t be adjusted the projector and mirror are clean. Not worth at all.

@cjanevate that is why I use the Race Pacer as well. I primarily use the ETE for the next way point.

Is there any update on this subject?
Something that can be revealed?

@zucchero go to Settings, scroll down until you find a “Send logs to Suunto” button

@herlas

IMO if any of s+ apps overrides lap button functionality it should be encapsulated on this s+ app screen only and vice versa. So if I push lap button on my primary screen while having manual intervals app on my 3rd screen (at least not started yet) I expect to start new lap not a manual interval. And of course when autolap pop-up suddenly appears right when I need to end a manual interval (and I push the button) I’m not expecting the watch to split the whole exercise onto parts like it does on primary screen.

@DMytro thank you.

I think it is safe to say, that there is a loooong list of possible enhancements. From “resume later”, to “name of next waypoint” and not ending with the drill feature for swimming and multiple BT sensor management.

So, yes, I am pretty sure that this feature is on that list (without personally knowing it), but as with other things, there is a prioritisation and I am not aware of an imminent change for the “next waypoint”.

@Łukasz-Szmigiel okie, thanks!

@marcrie I wrote “once” without knowing if this is actually going to happen.
One of the developers recently asked here if people would be interested in this.
So I assume Suunto is considering to make it public.
Possibly many things under the hood need to be adapted before, and on IF it is going to happen…
But then you can write BT communication (if it is public to that extent then).

You see, a lot of IFs here…

@babychai Thanks for report

I have the same problem, soft reset also didn’t help.
Any other solutions?

@Sebastian-Wagner-0 Thank you for the feedback. Running economy app uses lap data to calculate “Economy average” value that doesn’t include the first 15 minutes. Therefore it is unfortunately difficult to remove the 15 min lap from Running economy.

Yes, it works. Tested today. Thanks @Raimo-Järvi

@isazi said in S+ ultra walking:

@Wilson75 it is not a bug, if you have a Vertical in the S+ apps section of the App you can select if you want to save time or distance. It is not possible to have both.

I didn’t notice this specific setting. Thanks 😉

@peegee this is how I would set it up. Although it will not be until the week end when I can test it
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