As an update after some additional research, it does appear that the Suunto App is designed to show the Dive Profile. The following image is taken from Suunto’s website related to their D5 dive computer and shows the graph in the move details. Ultimately, it is odd as the FIT files are directly from the Suunto App, via import from Movescount, and they do contain the dive profile data. I’m not sure if I’m doing something stupid that is preventing the graph from showing up in the app or if it is something on Suunto’s end with importing from Movescount. [image: 1673068055586-suunto-app-diving-450x450px-01.png]

@zhang965 Thx, so it’s OS prerequisite, not HW.

@Panagiotis-Kritikakos a major plus

The colored HR graph is really useful. But it would be nice, if the app would persist the last used setting of this graph. I always want the HR graph first, but whenever I open an outdoor activity (with GPS), elevation (1st metric) and heart rate (2nd metric) are selected. So I always need to deselect heart rate and then select heart rate for the first metric to get the colors. And if I open this graph in full screen mode, my selected metrics are NOT displayed in fullscreen. Instead the selection is always reset to height/hr/speed (at least this is the case for cross country skiing) and I need to make my changes again. So if the user has selected HR as the first metric in non fullscreen mode, it should also be the first metric in fullscreen mode. That’s what I would expect as a user. Another nice addition would be, if the interval sections of a structured interval would be displayed inside this graph (at least in full screen mode). And even better: if those sections could be selected and some metrics about the selected section would be displayed. For example: min/max/avg HR or some info about how long I have spent in the targeted HR zone (maybe as percentage). But to be honest: I don’t know how all of this can be displayed on a smartphone screen. Maybe this is something for tablets

@marco9999 I moved it.

This well known 7 sec delay in getting power read from Stryd (wind version) at the start of the run in still present with S9PP. Interesting enough, while I was waiting for my S9PP to arrive, used A3P paired with Stryd and surprised to discover this delay is not present with A3P Look at the screenshots from the info in the Fit file from Intervals ICU for runs with S9PP and A3P. It’ll be interesting to see if S9PP own wrist power also has this delay? I bet it doesn’t but I haven’t tested yet. Also, wondering if the either the new Stryd Pod coming out mid November helps in this 7 secs power read delay and/or the new Stryd S+ app On side notes from the fit file , HR read from Suunto chest strap starts in 1 sec with A3P and 2 secs with S9PP, and cadence coming from Stryd on S9PP also sees same delay as power. S9PP [image: 1667668389140-screen-shot-2022-11-05-at-12.02.33.png] A3P [image: 1667668396453-screen-shot-2022-11-05-at-12.01.58.png]

Hi! There is a plan to add description field for each part of structured interval? Now I can only write a 12 symbols as a step name, but often very difficult make good descriptions with this limit))) Simultaneously I see, that in Guides every exercise has a description and even timer!

@thanasis if in tennis mode available, select “race”

@JohnV HRV is interpreted as body resources. In my case I notice if my resources is going yellow again whilst resting it’s a sign of good recovery and HRV going up.

@isazi said in SA Update with interesting things: with SA from this month thanks for the information