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    @snow Thanks, but that still requires you to sign up for API access, and based on Suunto’s own disclaimer, you can’t do this unless you’re a company.
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    @Peter-Pan-0 It should all still be on the watch. You can check by going to the Logbook. If it has all the stats just like the activity summary screen, especially the graphs (HR, zone chart, elevation profile), then all the data should still be on the watch. If it only shows a small summary of distance and time, then the full dataset is not on the watch. Activities are deleted from oldest to newest to free up room when necessary. I’ve had to recover activities stored on the watch before and it isn’t totally straight forward. I think the process goes something like this: Delete the activity from SA Unpair watch from SA and remove SA connection from watch (Settings > Connectivity > Paired devices > MobileApp) Remove watch from phone’s BT connection Sign out of SA (this removes an activity data saved to the device) Close SA (you can go one step further and delete/redownload SA, but I don’t know if that’s necessary) Open and sign back in to SA Re-pair watch When the watch is re-paired, SA will look for any stored activities on the watch that are not already attached to your account. Honestly, all you might need to do is delete the activity and then sign out and back in to SA. The above just covers all the bases. I’ll stress that this has worked for me in the past, but, obviously, make sure you save a backup of the activity before you delete it! Either directly from the Suunto App or from another connected service. If, for some reason, the above doesn’t work, there are ways to get the .FIT file back on to your Suunto account, although that’s not straight forward either.
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    I agree with the points above, the app is absolutely useless at this point. There should be a dedicated app for Suunto diving products.
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    Hello! I was just wondering whether it’s possible to access the currently selected target HR/Pace zone value. There is an API to access all HR zones and the current one or the one above/below, but there is also a setting that allows configuring a target HR/Pace zone before every training (for running) — is it possible to access that from the app? There’s no mention of this API in the docs, but it looks useful and should be possible somehow. Thank you.
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    @Egika yep, I stiil have it in one of my drawers loved it so much!
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  • Sports Tracker apps feedback, questions, feature suggestions and issues

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    After a break, problems with the GPS. Could it be because I started a navigation via Apple Maps at the same time and Sportstracker was running in the background?![Bild Text](Bild Link)[image: 1785652623588-d2db94a3-234a-4648-b896-9e3810f8f107-image.jpeg] https://share.icloud.com/photos/05bzjE8y58GApmMcgzUDprLww
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    Not sure what I did, but the forum now works on my iMac
  • Anything related to the recent announcement about Suunto's new Digital services and Movescount Transition

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    @pavel.samokha said: @André-Faria Hey, you’re doing a nice effort, but it’s unlikely me or anyone else from current Suunto employees would help with that. I understand that it’s fun for you, but for wider audience of Suunto users I have more important issues to solve than providing you materials. It’s also questionable if I can provide them at all without legal checks. For sure, and I totally understand that. If I didn’t ask I would never know. And thanks for taking the time to answer me, it is already nice from you!

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