And i forgot to mention 3.Perform a full reset to factory settings. Settings->General->Reset settings

@mrogue_83 bonjour, je fais un retour d’expérience. Après MAJ hier et plusieurs reboot à partir du bouton supérieur de la montre, cette nuit le sommeil a été enregistré. Je pense donc que le problème est résolu. A voir dans le temps.

Hello! I have a similar problem and tried different methods. I even created a similar topic to yours. I think I found a solution, but I need some more time to check. I will write a detailed message under my topic with the solution soon (two or three days to check approximately).

@SensixSicily The 9Peak does not have the hardware to support customization. It is similar to the 9 Baro. Even though the 9PP and 9Peak look similar, the hardware inside is radically different.

Merci beaucoup pour les informations mais il me semble que Fusedati n’apparait pas sur la 9 peak

@moreusernameftw First you need to pair the Verity Sense to the watch. You can do this now, no need to wait until you’re ready to run/exercise. To pair the VS sensor, put it on your arm and turn it on. Then go through the settings/connectivity/pair sensor menus on your watch and select “pair HR sensor”. It’ll tell you to moisten the sensor, which you can obviously ignore for an optical sensor and click to the next step. The watch will then search for and pair to the sensor within a few seconds. When you want to run or whatever exercise using the VS sensor, put it on, turn it on and then go to the exercise start menu in the watch. The watch will automatically connect to the VS, overriding the watch wrist sensor (no need to disable it). As above, you’ll know it’s connected because the heart symbol will have the little “wings” (belt). If you’re still not sure if it’s connected to the VS before you start running, take the watch off and check that the wrist sensor lights are off.

@seanvk thanks

@JonasLarsson Nope, I’ve only used the belt with this Peak 9 The workout starting screen doesn’t even show the icon for belt when this happens, just a blinking grey heart icon. I’ve triple checked that I have wrist HR disabled and HR belt enabled for the exercise to no avail. If I go to watch settings, remove HR belt and pair it again then it works as expected and the pre-workout screen has HR belt icon flashing. But then again when starting the next exercise of same type it doesn’t detect anything.

@Gustavo-Arriola Some news here : https://forum.suunto.com/post/156958

@Roadwarrior I am also having this same issue. Thought it may be a firmware update issue, but the latest update has come and gone and I still can’t see HR history. Hopefully someone can shine a light for us.

@b1kka Hi, I’ve been struggling with a battery issue for at least 6 months, since the last software update. I think I found the problem and a solution. Suunto support has been clueless and just says to send it in for repair. When I put my watch on charge, when the watch thinks it’s at 100% it stops charging. Then I shutdown the watch and turn it back on. Then it will charge more. Keep doing that until it’s close to 100%. My watch used to die in a single day just wearing it normally. Now it lasts a week with FC on and all the normal features. I believe the battery life calibration goes out of whack if the software updates happen when the watch is not 100% and plugged in. And unfortunately Suunto support doesn’t know how to help us.

@guy-s I have recently upgraded from Spartan Ultra to the Peak Pro Titanium. I wear the watch every day and I have noticed that my steps have reduced about 20% just by changing watches. For example, today I did a 10.2 km suburban walk and only recorded 8,971 steps during the walk. I am a rogainer and I know my actual is about 1,200 steps per km. I had nothing in my watch hand. I am very happy with the Peak Pro Titanium, but I am disappointed that my step counts have been hammered by a watch change.

@cosme-costa said in Suunto 9 Peak GPS problems: This AGPS file is a daily file but you can have good GPS locks with it being 2 to 3 days old. This is the important bit: you don’t have to sync watch and app every day and before every training – every third day (or every evening when you want to look at your metrics like CTL etc.) is sufficient.

@Alex-Gascón the watch you have has very little memory, so you may need to make some space by removing guides that you do not use, to load the ones you want to use.

big +1 from me too, and with satellite communication now available in the newer iPhones, the limitations seem to be disappearing

@irayburn and you have read this post from today already? https://forum.suunto.com/topic/11436/threadmill-running-distance-not-recorded?_=1725049622238

Is anyone at Suunto debugging this issue? I think this is a reason to get a refund if such basic feature does not work properly or either in the user manual there needs to be a notificaton that the alarm may not work as expected. Currently, there is a clear flaw in the software.

@taziden Ah, thats why - thank you! By the way: I found a free TP Plan from Suunto here https://www.suunto.com/de-at/sports/News-Articles-container-page/follow-this-mountain-race-training-program/ and it shows nicely as daily Suunto Guides as expected