@дима-мельниченко said in Step count:

@andré-faria s9 step counter is similar in that regard. Maybe suunto kept the algorithm instead of using the one on s3/s5.

Thanks for the info.

I would love that as well. E.g. Connectivity.

@dmytro Many thanks and much appreciated. let me take a look at that setting

@pascal-tempels yep, thx it works now

@nicauj I’m pretty sure it does reach the devs of Suunto.
If and when it will get implemented in the watches is another question.

@isazi thank you for your reply

@isazi said in Lap ave bug during interval setting:

@derrick-spafford use interval average pace.

Thank you. That makes sense now. Will make the change.

@foxster In cooler weather the blood flow at the surface can be less than in the summer, this will affect optical HR readings. Mine are always worse in the winter and a it gets colder.

thanks for the answers, it’s not related to the temperature when I start, most of these issues have happened during the evening which is warmer, morning runs have been fine mostly.

I see I’m not alone with this behavior, so might not be a hardware issue.

@brunoh In iOS the media player can be in the background, it does not need to be launched. BT connections are maintained between the watch and the phone even for multiple watches. I was showing a relative a watch and he started the music on my iPhone.

@ventus7022 Thank you for asking this question. Up until now I didn’t even know this features existed.
Anyway works well

@egika You are right. I forgot about the HR belt. But one only needs 15-20 minutes of charging thanks to the S9P fast charging and I could go without HR for 15-20 minutes. Also HR can be displayed in a field on the activity screen leaving the ring to show charging status.
It was just a sugestion, as I said before I would be grateful for a tiny symbol anywhere on the activity screen.

@isazi yeah, i’m sending it back again.

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Suunto CS is saying the mark there is because of the hit. But watch is new. Do they even f…. Know what they are talking about? I always get funny reply from them like they would see watch for the first time.

@isazi you are not wrong

@herlas You can’t turn the automatic off on Suunto Vertical. So if you manually lap do you get autolaps and manual laps recorded. I have the same issue that brief rests/turns are added to my speed and this adds up over the workout to reduced pace. I’d just like to see my pace more accurately.

Thanks, guys!

@Gianfry If you present your question in English, you would have more luck getting more precise answers.

Some of us here are experienced with features other aren’t!

My understanding is you are wondering how come your Storm alarm doesn’t go off despite the Barometer being low?! Well, weather precipitation so called the big (L) for low pressure aren’t all the same, some are progressive and do not hold much power in them, and others are classified as deep low pressure whereby they hold load of energy. The deeper the pressure, the greater it’s impact, meaning it will move across the continent at a faster pace. These deep low pressure will trigger the Storm alarm in your watch if they approach your area fast enough. The pressure will have to drop 4hPa in 3 hours to be considered an imminent storm. Garmin watches allow you to set the time and pressure decrease to suit your need. As an example I set mine to 3hPa drop in 2.5 hours this gives me enough indication that something in the distance is changing. My experience with Suunto Core ans traverse is they are very accurate at detecting L pressure.

@angela-angela If you simply press the middle button a couple of times and turn off feeling it should only take a couple of presses to return to the watch face.

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