This has been fixed in SuuntoLink 4.1.2

@remo_d , https://www.suunto.com/de-de/Support/faq-articles/movescount/wie-kann-ich-meinen-moveverlauf-von-suunto-movescount-in-die-suunto-app-ubertragen/

@margusl Thanks for the info…we will see

@ettore-pianarosa said in Movescount 2022: when movescount will no longer work how are we going to import new routes on suunto traverse alpha??? we will have to throw the clock in the toilet?? Maybe you can read here some of the comments, don’t think it is going to be to the toilet. Mostly with help of suunto link https://forum.suunto.com/topic/5282/so-what-are-you-going-to-do-after-movescount-closes/421

@kirvin-collombon sounds you better contact support too.

@andreatraverseas non saprei, non ho mai visto un Traverse dal vivo quindi non so se le attività si possono cancellare o meno.

@chaichaichai said in Sports modes in Suunto App: Re: Traverse Alpha and Movescount or Suuntoapp /…/.the Suunto site and the App site doesn’t seem to provide a list Check the Movescount column of https://apimgmtstfbqznm5nc6zmvgx.blob.core.windows.net/content/MediaLibrary/docs/Suunto Watches- SuuntoApp -Movescount-FIT-Activities.pdf for the list of activity types. With just few exceptions (like Triathlon), most of those should be available in Traverse.too.

@margusl ok, I try Suuntolink. Thanks guys

@isazi I contacted them but they said they can’t send me screws and top covers. I have to send the watch to the service, there is a fee of 80-100 euros for change. 1 euro is equal to 10 turkish lira very expensive

@vlad_walker yes, of course you can do this. It is called sports mode customization. For Traverse this is done in Movescount. Read the manual: https://www.suunto.com/Support/Product-support/suunto_traverse/suunto_traverse/features/movescount/

@guzzio I have exactly the same frustration. It’s is not practical to take a laptop on holiday to create routes and upload them to the watch. I really hope that Suunto will make this feature available for traverse watches in the app soon. I believe they are improving the app as time goes on. I was quite frustrated because I could not see POI’s in the app added whilst doing moves. Glad to see Suunto fixed that problem.

@g287-sf said in traverse alpha, I'm very disappointed: @mff73 maybe he can sync with Syncmytracks app. I use it and you can set since when you want synchronize if he don’t want sync all is past activities it is an option, but be careful, since a long time, Syncmytracks doesn’t connect to SuuntoApp the best way : and not all the data that could be exported are exported. Each one have to figure what data is mandatory for one’s usage.

@margusl Sorry, finally found the problem. I was (wrongly) sure i had already connected the Suuntolink to my accounts (Suunto.app and movescount.com) when migrating in october, but it was not the case. Now that i have connected both accounts to Suuntolink, everything works fine.

Here is a recent answer to my rating for the Suunto App on GooglePlay…fingers crossed. There might be hope (“hopefully you see improvements”). Cheers! [image: 1614450862356-095e546e-3bc9-4819-bfbc-340cf166e0b0-image.png]

@oelof Heyho, I also was curious about the charging current so i measured it using an USB Amperemeter (or Multimeter, you can get these rather cheap on amazon etc., looks like a USB Stick with a display). Anyway, the maximum charging current of my Traverse Alpha was 80mA, which is rather low. The problem with some power banks is, that they assume that the plugged in device is fully charged once the charging current drops below a certain threshold. In your case, this threshold might by above 80mA, so the charging mode of the power bank is not triggered since it thinks the device is already fully charged, due to the low charging current of the watch (as mentioned by andrasveres above). Portable solar panels might show the same behavior. If your power bank has two or more inputs, you can try to confirm this by plugging in your smartphone (or something similar which accepts a larger charging current) to one plug and the watch to the other to prevent the power bank from stop charging. Also a word on available charging currents: In case of the Traverse watch, it makes no difference if your charger can provide 2A or 1A. The load (watch) will take the current which it needs (80mA). A “stronger” charger wont speed up the charging of the watch. This is only valid for devices which drain more than 1A. Hope that helps. Cheers!