@margusl It triggered sync and erased old routes when I connected it to new version of Suunto Link. So all is good now, I will try same on my Traverse Alpha.

@barnesy Not even on YouTube?

@dmytro said in Suuntolink as ios/android app?: but I would bet on some hardware limitations, otherwise ambits could be completely supported by SA and suunto wouldn’t need to develop suuntolink 4.0 update in the first place. That would still leave A1 & A2 out in the cold. The idea is to cover maximum number of legacy devices to at least some extent while keeping workhours and other resources to a minimum. And all pre-9P & -7 watches still need a maintained desktop solution to handle firmware updates, so it kind of makes sense to pack it all into Suuntolink. Instead of asking for a Suuntolink mobile port, that request should really read “full Suunto App support for all Bluetooth-enabled watches” , and that one has been up like since the days when Ambit3/Traverse support was first introduced in Suunto App betas, three years ago. I personally don’t see that happening, in about a month when Movescount gets taken down, whole digital transition thing will be marked as finished.

@juzaili said in Ambit 2: Polar Verity Sense Optical HR Sensor: Polar Verity Sense I use the Polar Verity Sense with my S9B and S5 and it works perfectly. My longest duration till now is 9 hours and there remained still battery.

@philippe-makowski if you can ask any friend or relative to help you: setup Suunto App on their smartphone, create an account there create an account in partner tool, for example https://runalyze.com/, it’s free setup connection with this third-party service in Suunto App in SuuntoLink login to your new Suunto App account record some workout and sync it via SuuntoLink = you’ll see your workout and get track in Runalyze Then delete Suunto App from their smartphone.

Update: SL 3.6.2 tested with Ambit1/2 on MacOS 12.0.1, both Intel and M1 - working fine.

@margusl thank you so much! It worked through quantified self by uploading a fit file. Yeah unfortunately the only problem was that I had to insert all the new data (altitude, pace etc and some info apparently cannot be added like ascent and descent duration). But at least my map looks good now without the added car driving part. Again thank you, that was relly helpful!

@sky0000 This is the advice that Suunto support chat gave, perhaps this will work for you. Good luck. Please try these steps: Plug in the watch to the PC and open Suuntolink When the watch is recognized, press the gear icon on top right. Go to watches. You will find the watch name there. Click many times on the name (5 should be enough, but keep pressing until a checkbox appears) A checkbox will appear. It will say to “Put the watch to deep sleep after reset”. Check the checkbox, and then click on “reset all settings” above it. Follow the instructions. Let the watch go to deep sleep. Unplug the watch and then plug it in again: if this worked, it should start again from the original boot and it should then work normally.

Thanks for everybody’s help with this I have now got it working as you have all described -Fatmap to gpx - gpx to movescount - suuntolink to watch I would still like a discount of a new S9peak might have to put it on my Christmas list

@jiří-slavík Hi, I have this same issue with an Ambit3 Run that i purchased. Did you ever solve the issue?

@andrasveres supplier needs Todo that usually

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos said in GPS/GLONASS sgee update: It contains info for all regions Thanks, that rules out the case when phone would transfer invalid region data. Now I’m really clueless why this issue pops up from time to time.

@andreas-scheucher Hi, I am using a Wahoo Tickr Fit, which I can recommend highly, due to the consistent and reliable measurements - even during medical examinations the values where rather identical with the ones from the professional / medical equipment, due to the very comfortable way I can use it in all conditions and for a rather unlimited time, and last but not least because of the good operating time with approx 30 hrs. A friend of mine is using the Polar OH-1+ (new version), which is very good, too, and better if you want to use such a device while swimming. As these sensors are not that much more expensive than the one you consider, I would recommend the Wahoo or Polar.

@mdzott Thanks, yes, that was the problem in that she didn’t have a computer. She found someone with a computer to help her so all is good now.

@wakarimasen I agree with the others here, the S7 would be an addition adding a lot of extra features and as long as you don’t need more than ~15h of continuous GPS tracking it will serve as a backup.

To be fair , it’s not the only site/app with this problem. Unfortunately the “need” to have multiple login method lead to this

I connected another watch the same model and it works. The question is, can I have two hours connected at a time, according to the system of using one once and another the next? This goes smoothly on the cable. I wouldn’t want to lie for an hour, but to use both alternately.

@lohtse said in Ambit 3 Peak : Keep Movescount or change for SUUNTO app ?: Movescount works and works almost perfectly for mosts of us and fits are needs… Suunto App DOES NOT COME CLOSE to meeting the needs and functionality of movescount… exactly!