@zvonejan this remains in SA. It is not possible to copy-paste a sportmode setup. It would be very helpful to do that as for hiking and skitouring and cycling and MTB the basic settings I use are identical. I am very scared of the day when I need to do this again one by one especially as there is no backup of the setting as far as I know

@Egika yup!! And now out to mountains… Thanks man!!

Thanks everyone

@isazi thanks now I got the explanation

@isazi : it has worked fine, thanks !

@isazi yes I have seen it on the screenshot posted by someone in this forum. I am very excited how good and progressive the app developement is at the moment! As an iOS user I have daily heartrate and recovery now, which is just great

@muhammad-qomaruddin do you have done with your problem?

@mff73 yeah, i thought so myself XD Actually I almost do not move when sleeping, so it could be that before waking up I start to turn more and watch loses hr readings if the strap isn’t tightened enough

@matteo_000 a new proposal specifically about different position format from @Fenr1r https://forum.suunto.com/topic/5952/poi-position-format-option

@Rokic3 I just came here to say that I had the same issue as you and didn’t find much information on the internet. The touchscreen generally works but from time to time it gets stuck or captures the wrong input… I do not know if this is the normal behavior because it is the first one I have but I consider it unacceptable. I will try to change it for a new one of the same model and see if it was just my watch.

@surfboomerang Ah ok, then it is my bad.

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos - changed the laptop, installed suuntolink once again and now it all works fine! Thanks a lot!

@isazi I can confirm that on my next run i got a VO2 max reading, thanks for your help.

I think it could be cool if this explanation of watch faces is present in the watch manual also.

Interesting, wearing it like this never even occurred to me. Reminds me of an Ironman watch that Timex did years ago that was designed to be worn on the side of your wrist, their logic was that the watchface will be facing you when you are on your aerobars

Found a workaround for the backlight in “display timeout mode”: If this mode is enabled, the backlight goes off and never on! But with the message "Display goes off’ the backlight goes on. If you ress a button while the light is on, it remains on until the next timeout!

@mff73 Waaaa this was the issue, thank you so much @Mff73 and all of you guys finally!!! [image: 1636227333139-screenshot_20211106-203156.png]

@darguelles welcome!

@zadow Thanks for the other thread! Next time I wait longer. Hopefully I don’t forget it after swimming.

@egika @egika Thanks for the clarification. I assumed that if the process worked on Android it would work on iPhone as well. My Traverse manages the whole process of converting track to route internally. All the code is in the watch. To me, making the phone a part of the process is a retrograde step. But at least with Android it can be done entirely via Bluetooth. If I were an iPhone user I would contact Suunto and ask them to have a look at this.