@Brad_Olwin said in Suunto Ambit 2/3 battery/log capacity: @André-Faria I put that table on WatchUSeek:) And thanks a lot. I wanted to register a 300km bike with it and was unsure if battery/log capacity would do. Surprisingly enough in “good” gps setting my 2017 ambit 3 peak sapphire was spot on with that table

If you own a Mac with Apple Silicon you can install Suunto App on it from the App Store or if you own a PC with Windows 11 you can use the Android version of Suunto App to. Search the forum for more details. For Ambit watches SuuntoLink is for syncing activity and routes only.

As an ex. Ambit3 Vertical user, last time I used my watch the structured workouts and SuuntoPlus apps weren’t available for this model and I pretty confident it will never be. Your last resort for structured workouts are Suunto Apps, which were available with Movescount too, please take a look here on how to compile one and here on how to upload one to your watch. Good luck!

Works just fine now. Thanks!

@isazi that’s great, thanks for your help

@sartoric I think it displays the integrals of the curve… I just need to derive and everything should be fine again

@freeheeler yep, I forgot the “forget” from Suunto app if watch is still present in the list, by pressing the cogwheel then “Manage connection”.

@strutt I guess you should contact support again, just to double check, but in case let’s ping @pavel-samokha, maybe he can help Did you already try reinstalling SuuntoLink ?

@André-Faria if I set MobileApp sync to auto in the watch I never had any sync failed message, but if I turn off (and manually sync) I occasionally get sync failed message on the watch with retry or cancel options. Sometimes when I hid retry it fails continuously, but activities get transfered. And even if I hit cancel the sync continues and activities get synced. Now I’ve set to auto sync again, but I wish I have an option to disable GPS optimization on sync just to be quicker as my watch is fine even with 3 days old data, plus syncing GPS data with SuuntoLink is faster for me and usually I connect to it twice a week to charge it anyways.

@kylatin The warning doesn’t imply the activities have not been synced: if you see them in Suunto app on the phone after having synced via Bluetooth, then the activities have been synced but, for some reason, this didn’t trigger the “mark as synced” feature in the watch’s logbook that prevents the warning from being triggered. Having said that the warning is just that - an annoyance - but doesn’t have any other consequence (because the watch’s memory is circular, so newer activities will always overwrite the old ones), it should still be avoided by sync via bluetooth. Is it possible by any chance that when syncing you had power saving on on the phone? I’ve had a friend with the same issue and apparently removing that before syncing on the phone solved it

@thiago-barcellos is this still actual? This is how I do it for my Ambit 3 Peak by using SuuntoLink app for Windows. I guess the process it the same for your device. Select a sport mode (or create new one) Scroll down to “Show advanced settings”, click on it Select “Use interval timer” Set Low and High limits as distance or time, Note: that in version 4.1.6 these values are mixed up in place. Click “Save” and wait until sync completed During a training session press and hold right middle button and select “Activate” then select “Interval timer”. That’s it.

@andrasveres Yes! I will try to send logs next time it occurs.

@andré-faria said in Ambit 2 still need connect to moveslink: Maybe @margusl can help, he has some experience with these bad boys. Thanks, but I’m afraid I’m not much of a help here. Just booted up one Ambit1 with depleted battery and reset / FW update through Suuntolink cleared the “Connect to Movescount” message for me.

@andré-faria I thought the same at first, but since he did a factory reset, forgetting the old cable is already done, right?

@thodoris-tsopanelis Windows 7 is not supported anymore by Suunto, so I do not think you will be able to use SuuntoLink with it.

@dombo said in Power POD AND Bike POD: @zadow try to add speed sensor to your setup (imho speed sensor is very important to have logged rapid change in speed - sprints/brakes and correct distance) that will not work…like figured today out… Also Suunto AP3 supports just one bike pod and as such is really unneeded because if I add speed sensor, suddenly the cadence part from power/candence crank does not work anymore…and also adding more as one pod does not work , since you can not have more as 1 pod working (well you can add 3 pods…which is bs, since just one pod can communicate) damn…this is really bs

@samir-deronja I will be in Sarajevo around may and can sell you one for 50eur, here in Holland on https://www.marktplaats.nl/q/suunto+ambit+3/ I usually pay them 45-60eur if you can not wait, they can send you to Bosnia (17eur would be Post tax)