@minimark069
Maybe it depends on port V output

I just checked the description and the last 20 minutes are used.

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@Bulkan Can you please tell us how to do that ?

@zadow said in Pause does not stop the Suunto 9 from reading HR:

hat you are interrested in specific data recorded during active time only, however, I would recommend you to open this issue with intervals.icu, or use some 3rd party SW, which is able to cut data recorded during the pause.
Good luck and let us know how you dealt with it, once you will

Thank you @zadow and yes it is a intervals issue and I have taken up with the the developer.

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Keep in mind, that Android 7 is no longer officially supported by Suunto and things may break again for old Android phones running Android 7 and earlier versions

@elviss
Maybe try that
https://forum.suunto.com/post/46365

@Egika
interesting! and thanks for your info!

I noticed with my today’s “walk in the park”, I’ve manually adjusted alti to what I THOUGHT is the right alti (at around 11 am) then I went by train to the start point and selected “auto adjust” (around 12:30 pm). before auto adjust it showed 411m, after 422m. 5minutes later I started the activity and the summary the showed lowest point 411m… how does that happen? I only moved uphill after my start at the lakeside.

@silentvoyager I’ve read again your post and checked your solution about pressing the middle button enough to not change the screen but before entering the menu and I think that’s not bad. You have to get used to press about 1 second and you have to press about 4 seconds to enter the menu, so you have a 3 second range, which is not bad at all.

For me now all the mentioned solutions are good enough, depending on the situation.

I love a statement from suunto Facebook community,

A suunto user said suunto has answered the features requests.
Another suunto user said the answer is just a mechanical reply, if you request a rocket launcher from suunto’s social media, you will get the same reply.
All suunto users laughed.

I measured it. “Autolock” is enabled exactly 1 minute after last touch/button press.

@lcalumpa
I guess it’s better if you try to contact support via email giving them all the order info and explaining the hw issue.

Mine will frequently have a different altitude for home prior to and following an activity. This is almost always due to pressure changes and will correct with the next activity. I suggest you do an altitude calibration on the watch, this can be done from the Nav menu. I do not think that this is necessarily a bug.

Unless after reading your post, is this during an activity?

@stromdiddily said in S9 v. 2.1.14 has GLONASS disabled, right?:

Galileo reports over on the Garmin webs don’t seem to be so good but very early days and different chipset obviously.

When the GPS is shitty anyway, it doesn’t matter at all! 😉

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos said in S9 v. 2.1.14 has GLONASS disabled, right?:

However if all goes well we will all be happy with the new Sony stuff that suunto is working on.
We put a lot of work atm at the subject of GPS

This sounds so great!

@sartoric I hope it too!

I know, I know (in fact you should recognize my profile page pic 🙂 )

Several years ago, no watches, no barometer no anything, I was caught in a light snow storm around Rosetta refuge (dolomites) but honestly I don’t think that having baro data available, I would have been able to avoid it.

Of course I agree it’s useful for long activities (many days) as a forecast.

Maybe ,I’m not sure, when we’ll be able to add graph to custom sport modes we could add alt/baro graph to it

@Durri I ran from January to March about the same routes, and the climb was almost the same, no big deviations. I rode my bike during the season and I start running again from November, but the climb doesn’t coincide at all with that from the beginning of the year.

Hello

I’m missing heart rate zones from all my xc skiing activities in Suunto app. I am using the newest beta version on iPhone (2.19.1). The zones are showing on my Suunto 9 baro but not on the app. All other activities show the zones as normal. Does anyone else have this?
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@TELE-HO agreed - probably due to space. I didn’t ever see it on one line, even when it was 0. But regardless, if it was breaking over to a new line - would make sense to keep the whole units together

Ie:
14
m/min

Rather than:
14m/mi
n

@isazi
I sent them an email.

@sartoric
I didnt tried soft reset.
The time zone is Jerusalem.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos
Thank you. I succeeded to reproduce only one time. since then its OK.

Yes, I agree. Now, when I hoped to get going once again after obligations I had earlier and missed winter period outdoors, this coronavirus situation is getting more serious (not to say out of control) from day to day - so still no outdoor, only indoor activities for now.