@Cooky stop the activity after warmup.

@Cooky I see what you are suggesting and can ask about this. However, many of the partners do allow for zone settings in structured workouts. It would definitely make it easier to use the feature.

@pavel-samokha @isazi You can import the DM5 history to SuuntoApp via Suuntolink. There is a “import dive logs” option there. By clicking on it, you are able to select a folder from which to import the data. As far as I know - but I don’t have DM5 on my computer, so I cannot confirm with absolute certainty* - SuuntoLink automatically selects the latest DM5 directory so you don’t have to know it/insert it manually… There could be other directories under “Suunto DM5”, from previous DM5 versions in any target computer, depending on the history of DM5 installations. *this is why my screenshot has an empty path there [image: 1669736025116-79f0d1b1-42a2-4210-9b34-ed76bbf4bf54-image.png] [image: 1669736107422-c28c6a4e-5b4a-488b-9bc4-7f1c884967cb-image.png]

in order for me to track this, I use a streching activity at night just for adding the feeling of the day. Then I get the charts etc so that I can utilize that info. Note: If you use the feeling also on other activities of the day I think there is some avg happening so prefer to use the feeling only for that late streching activity

@wotus said in Show battery percentage in app and give notifications when level is low: I miss an option to show the battery percentage of Suunto Smart Sensor, like the former movescount app. I would like to see the smart sensor battery level on the watch

Great job Suunto! I like that the tag feature is back again. Have som suggestions to improve this feature. You can just use a tag as a shortcut from the home screen. Just from the home screen you can get to the overview how many hours of training or distince the tag is related to. On the home screen all the other activities from people you are following are shown. So I think it is not so user friendly to scroll down to your own activity in order to catch a distinct tag and than get the stats. It is more comfortable to just “click” the tagg independet from if you are on the home screen or getting via the calender or trend page to your activity. So there was one thing left Suunto… I want to have the ascend stats too connected to the taggs Please… I am getting an old man and can not wait so long any more

@Tom-Struzik The way I see this is Suunto wants Bluetooth connection to only go to the proprietary app. Since other apps can connect to it via the API (the way hundreds of apps do), that should be possible. Likely Mares instead wants direct access to the Bluetooth of the device, to sync directly. This will likely never happen, because how can one expect Suunto to give access to their devices to a direct competitor? I don’t believe either of these will change; but it’s tangentially more likely that #2 might change, as #1 definitely won’t (and for good reason).

Wow, 4 votes in 2 years, and now 20

@isazi, yeah, if it’s not accessible it could be a problem . But I’m pretty sure that additional verification can be made in source portal. It’s rather logical - if something is private, I don’t want to share with other portals also.

Gravel is in the S9PP, and will come to the other watches. It is also already in SA.

S+ apps and guides have now much better descriptions, thanks to the introduction of the S+ store.

@Andi-Buzer Here You have a garmin statement about their solution. They are using baro for this and ‘moving forward’ Garmin devices that feature a barometric altimeter sensor can determine when you are going up or down by detecting a change in air pressure which will change as you climb or descend a flight of stairs or a hill, for example. Knowing this information allows the device to give you credit towards your daily floors climbed goal. What Are the Requirements to Receive Credit? In order to receive credit you need to meet the following requirements: A floor climbed is equal to 10 feet (3 meters) in elevation gain. Consistent arm movement tied to walking as you climb. Riding in an elevator would not earn you credit nor would riding a bike up a hill/mountain. Stopping in the middle of climbing could result in loss of credit. …and I Am Not Getting Enough Credit Credit is given for an consecutive increase of 10 feet (3 meters) in elevation with a grade of 10% or higher. For the most accurate measurement do not hold onto the hand rail when climbing stairs. Do not skip stairs (walking up every other stair). When walking outdoors, the grade of the hill needs to be at least 10% which is an angle of about 6 degrees. Remember that to earn credit towards your goal you must be moving forward and up. Elevators: You move up but not forward. Exercise equipment: With most equipment you do not move up or forward. source: https://support.garmin.com/en-US/?faq=LJ6vYF2phv7JUAOlsRRjC8