Thanks all done

@Mff73 suunto customer service always answered my MC questions within a couple of days. but i can imagine that their focuse is somewhere else now… i read a lot of “coming soon”… so they might not be bored at the moment

Oh thanks it works, I didn’t find how to add a new screen but when I replace one screen by an interval screen it’s ok

Enjoy the reading https://forum.suunto.com/category/31/digital-service-transition

@moe67er said in Workout picture instead of map: Dear Suunto, I don‘t want a workout picture when I open my activity. I want to see the map with the track of my workout. Where can I switch it off? Don‘t you think there are more important things to do? Same here. Want also see the map instead some guy running up the hill … [image: 1566376674718-efc2b231-6d73-4c12-b76f-8f8141a43dec-image.png]

Yes working But strava synk is behind, I expect it to catch up tomorrow…

@SWISSCHRIS hi! for dive devices this will come later this year. Hold on the app will notify you when it’s time.

https://forum.suunto.com/topic/1429/when-will-suunto-app-sports-tracker-link-to-discovery-vitality

One hint here: https://forums.watchuseek.com/f233/suunto-spartan-ultra-3234634.html#/topics/3234634?page=297 in post #2968. Still digging…

@schuem Es kommt auf die Version der App an. Wenn Du die neueste Beta Version hast, geht das über das Plus-Symbol auf der Karte: [image: 1565895895072-screenshot_20190815-205250.png] Falls Du die Beta nicht hast, steht hier, wie Du sie bekommst: FAQ

@zadow Great to hear so. Strange though. If there is any issue again please post here so we can check it ! Have a super duper nice day

With reference to what you suggest about manual execution of the synch, make sense but still it depends on the Suunto App/Movecount code. I think that data that are pushed to Strava is not coming from the excercise header but from laps. If so, then key is to make possible edition of laps.

@Gary-Calvert said in Sparta Trojan won’t turn on: I’ve tried the top right button to reset. I’ve tried too right and top left. Are you talking about 12segs upper right button reset?

@Mff73 , that will be the way to go then. Thx for answering.

Thank you! I was not going this path as MTB was on my shortlist.

@djibarian That is good, I agree, it would be useful to have a selectable adjustment for distance off track. I think there are some changes coming to Navigation, let’s see what happens.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos You have the files and screenshotes, let’s see if this happen to more people. For me the right distance is the one from the watch, than is the same in https://quantified-self.io/home, so I don´t get why Suunto app is reporting another distance, and specially the same than the garmin, when the track of the garmin is obviously worst… The important thing is than the watch report the right distance because is the one you use in open waters…

Try with music. Spotify has different playlist according to your Cadence [image: 1565584638509-screenshot_20190812-063702.png] BR

@silentvoyager said in Suunto 9 baro and climbed meters + suunto app: @ollemelin said in Suunto 9 baro and climbed meters + suunto app: I know, but my question was really why the suunto app (and strava) does not autocorrect when they make use of the terrain model? Map auto-correction may be very inaccurate because it depends on accurate coordinates, which is often challenging on mountainous terrain. Consider the following example. You traverse across a steep mountain slope on a narrow trail. Half of sky is obstructed by the mountain, so the number of GPS satellites is limited and positional accuracy isn’t great. As a result of that the GPS track can wobble 10-15 meters either way across the slope. Now, those inaccurate coordinates are fed into the elevation model, and each movement to either side may translate into a large elevation jump or drop that wasn’t actually there. That may add to a lot of extra elevation gain. The model is also very inaccurate when crossing bridges or going through tonnels. Every time you cross a bridge the elevation model will have you going to the bottom and then go up again to your previous level. Yes, thats correct. But on longer climbs in the mountains its not a problem. The device is spot on. My issue is with flow-tracks with small hills. I actually take a lot of meters on that kind of trails. As I live in sweden the data for terrainmodels are also very good.

I suppose you used the trail map. I think heatmaps are updated once per month