@fritzbt2013 it did work for me if I uploaded via the services menu is QS. Do you have SA connected with QS? I’m on iOS which is not officially supported according to the uploader, but it works. I tested a route yesterday using this process. Straight export from PAR. You only need to fill out the label field. Select POI in the export options. Upload to QS The file then shoes up in SA. If you select it, you will see the waypoint flags.

Hallo Muzzelmaus! Nach ein paar Aktivitäten wird dir erst dein Fitnesslevel angezeigt. Brustgurt wird dazu nicht benötigt. Lg.

@agnes-papp I’m holding thumbs that they can solve it. My wife once had a new out of the box faulty A3R. It was fully charged and after few minutes of use it showed 3% of battery… she could start an activity and it would last for how long the battery normally would last but always showed 3%. When it came back from service it was solved. Never had an issue with Suunto since.

@Knuffer it also shows in an additional screen the amount of climbs plus the ascent rate etc… I find it pretty useful but a bit of a pitty that we can not assign it to be default for certain activities. Or to toggle it on or off before an activity and that it remembers the last selection. For me it is THE only S+ feature I use.

@sartoric said in Suunto 9 Compas Calibrate: @live_the_wonder_of_nature Yeah … you can’t imagine how many days we spend figure this out (magnet) the first time we’ve seen it Just for fun, take a look : https://forum.suunto.com/topic/1371/s9-2-4-14-calibrate-fusedtrack-interface-problem-suunto-case-01853829/103?_=1610619515897 I remember that one!

Just a hint: As I have seen or read other posts, mostly spo2 is just to see weather you are getting sick (I am that type with a bit astma and currently is winter time with Snow, so I am expecting some problems ) and also might help to detect sleeping apnea (you can realize if you are snoring) if this all day/sleep time monitoring is applied.

thank you.

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@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Thought as much. And I’m teasing. (Mind you, you’re also typing in English and in EFL/ECL + a lot of ESL metric, it’s still a point.) Altho’ it seems frantic, it’s merely pedantic. (More metric typing.)

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos no, I have never used climb. I use the watch a lot, and navigate with waypoints normally for bike rides around 200k, shorter ones I know where I am going so don’t normally use a route and the atch is perfect. Just these two walks one reversing a track and crashed at second waypoint, the other following it as plotted at second waypoint, the waypoints were around a 2km from each other. The only other thing I can think of that I had done different to normal was not use the top GPS tracking. I’ll try and plot another route to the same spot and see if I can reproduce it. After the Crash on Saturday, I think around 6km into a 42 km walk, after I restarted the watch it navigated perfectly for the remaining distance, and I did leave then return to the route a few times with no issue. This time I used top GPS tracking which was why I mentioned it. By the sounds of it a total coinsidence but both crashes were using the second tier tracking.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos I can indeed see it in the daylight, but it’s nothing soo bad. Ill ask support but I could also live with this bleeding.

@gilourandovtt Splendid(e). Et merci pour the specific menu detail sur l’écran de navigation.

@Richard-Thygesen If i’m not mistaken, the AGPS file contains data for one or two weeks.

@Juan-Ignacio-Quesada-Bustos windows 7 is not supported by microsoft as well. So you are prone to hackers and loosing personal data such as credicard info etc. Upgrade your system its free. We wont support (suunto) systems that are vunrable to hacking. Simple as that

@inkognito Thanks for explaining! That would be the problem.