Logged a dog walk this morning, values back to being correct.

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Makes me wonder what was different. Two things I’ve thought of, neither of which seem on the face of it to cause an issue.

Different activity type - Trail run vs walking, both set up as new sports modes on MC, will be out for a run tomorrow, will see what that does. I’ve logged both types previously with no issues

First activity for over a week - As my watch was away being repaired (battery issues), no activities were logged in SA for 9 days. When my watch arrived back in the post, synced to the app, calibrated the compass and made sure altitude was showing correctly, wore it for a bit around the house, before getting in the car and driving to the start of the run. Altitude values were correct along the way, including start of the run, so as far as I knew, everything was good to go.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Looking forward for route import and waypoint ability in Suunto App

@johan6504 bug,

@Brad_Olwin tried to upload both video files but failed because they were too big. But have uploaded them on Facebook, check the comments to that post: https://www.facebook.com/groups/SuuntoAmbit/permalink/2996276220464421/

Editing is maybe the wrong word. What I did is just to change the privacy status from “private” to “followers” and that was enough to affect the behavior of the map/graphs. Only if you don’t touch the synchronized activity at all (even with pause/break) these function works without failure.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos — thanks for the reply… Cheers, Tom

@Brad_Olwin, it’s strange, I just checked the watch and I realized the routes are not there anymore but, I don’t delete them or even swap the button to off in the app. I’ll test it again.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos all enabled

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(I know it’s in Spanish, but I think they are always in same order)

BR

@Hristijan-Petreski hahaha! You made my day with the Mitso!

Congrats on your Silver Buckle! 👍

I have the same experience. Road bike sport mode, long steep climbing in Alps in June. I got storm alert (drop of pressure) and I lost several meters of altitude. On the end of climbing altitude in watch was around 100 meters less than real, while I started calibrated. luckily strava fixed my elevation gain 🙂 in case someone is curious or it would help to improve algorithm I can search and share my log. SSS WHR BARO

The last update worked for my, but I don’t know, sometimes it loses elevation for 5’ or so @Jean-Maurice-Hannard

@Anatoli-Angelov a second thanks to the “rocker” 😄

@jthomi I will keep an eye on this too but I do not remember this happening to me.

Same problem. Suunto Ambit Peak 3 and bike sensor. In my case distance is underestimated, not increased. I can see that cadence is correctly recordered, but speed is not, then distance at the end of the ride is wrong.

@Brad_Olwin
maybe they fixed it already 😀 👌

@isazi yes, i did via chat in SA… the only recommendation was about proper use of HR smart sensor. They do not see the reason transfer it to devteam. My small data science background convinced me there is nothing to do with it but SA itself shall be fixed somehow.

@hgavert I see your point but the GPS for the watch is used for more than the Sunset/Sunrise, it is used for navigation as well. The watch does not know where it is from the phone. The watch needs a GPS fix to know where it is, plain and simple. Your phone uses its Network information to tell you where you are and does not solely rely on GPS, that is why you don’t need a continuous fix. The watch does not have a cellular communication chip and has no choice. Yes you will have to get a GPS fix on the watch for the watch to know where it is.

When I travel I do stand outside waiting for transportation and allow my watch to get a GPS fix. If you are interested, the S7 works differently and can get location information without a GPS fix.

@Matmath-Bti in movescount web allow to sync to Sportracker. All your further moves will be synced to SA from MC.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos
Thanks very much. Noted.

@Cuevason said in El bluetooth de los aparatos iOS no capta mi Spartan Trainer pero los Windows sí:

Thanks for your information. (Sorry for my english, is not very good). My problem is not with the Suunto app, my is with bluetooth. My watch dont appear in the Iphone list of bluetooth

Check on your watch that Discovery setting is ON (in connectivity menu).
Check on your watch that another Mobile App is not already connected (in connectivity menu, connected device). if so, delete it in the watch first.
Then, it is not on phone bluetooth settings to do the paring but in the SuuntoApp : SuuntoApp will do the job to pair, and you have to see it there.