said in Vibrations et tonalités fantômes: My current guess is that it may have something to do with the compass auto-calibration. I am almost certain this is this issue now. To check this, I performed the following: Open the compass widget (make sure it is already calibrated). Bring a magnet close to the watch (doesn’t have to be strong, a refrigerator magnet will work). This will reset the compass and bring up the “Calibrate Compass” notification. Without moving the watch, back out to the watch face. While on the watch face, perform the calibration movement (figure 8). The watch will eventually vibrate, signaling that the compass has been calibrated. Go back to the compass widget to verify it has been calibrated. I’ve performed this several times and every time I get the “phantom vibration.” My assumption is that some of us are perhaps in situations that cause the 9PP’s compass to reset often, and thus we get the phantom vibrations more often than others. I know for me, getting in and out of my car tends to mess with the compass calibration. Even a simple act like opening the refrigerator (with all those magnets on it) could reset the compass, triggering the background auto calibration and thus the phantom vibration. @isazi @egika Is there a chance this could be verified by Suunto? Would this qualify as a bug? Although a minor inconvenience, it seems like something that could be an easy fix as it seems to only affect the 9PP. Edit: You can perform an even easier verification. Simply bring a magnet close to the watch while on the watch face (locked or not). Then perform the figure 8 movement. You’ll get the phantom vibration once it calibrates, no need to check the compass widget. Checking the widget just verifies that the magnet reset the calibration.

@Egika this was exactly the bug I referred to in my post. Anyway my point is that there is a difference between fixing watch breaking busy and niggles, so it would be good to know what to expect…

Thank you very much for answers! Didn’t know that. I’ll prepare more blocks for solve problem of repetitions.

I’m experiencing the same issue over the last month or so. Has anyone at Suunto acknowledged this yet and provide a fix?

I had similar problem with with my 9PP running software version 2.48.16 and now after the upgrade to version 2.50.28 still: out of the blue the heart rate monitor LED lights stop working. Only after switching the watch off and on again, it reactivates. I want to track my sleep and HRV and the failure happens most often at night messing up the statistics. Anyone knows a sustainable solution? Much appreciated.

@Tami999 I guess it’s the effect of sunlight, or maybe that plus seawater ‍️ you can have it once I replace it

More than two years after the latest post (which wasn’t answered) I just had the same issue. Bought the S9PP end of last years as it was in sale and I thought meanwhile all SW Bugs should have been fixed. Send logs to Suunto. How to rely in that watch for things like Everesting? During the last three months three soft-resets were necessary. My son bought it about four weeks ago and in last week he deserted it four times. As said a few posts above: this is annoying

@mdavis121212 said in Using Suunto Progress: @Brad_Olwin Well I wanted to do Mt Rainer but that’s not going to happen at my age. lol. I want to go faster at Century rides. Why Not!!! I have skied Rainier but many, many years ago. I am nearly as old as you, 69. I have a 100 mile race with 23,000 feet vertical gain in June. I am not letting my age dictate what I can do. I would develop a good training plan for riding or get a coach if you need to. There is no reason you cannot build your fitness. So some good goals.

@Ecki-D. But to me, this is definitely a used battery issue, as if i switch on the watch for running, it will turn off instant.

Hi Hav you could fix your problem, either by resuming the downgrade again, or through upgrading to the latest sw version ? BR Jack

@Elipsus cannot speak for the service department, but if it just shut down from out of nowhere and the sensor stopped working that should be repairable.

Hi guys! I’m new here, made this forum just for this problem: Since the firmware update as you guys report 2.50.28 on my Race S I have big battery drain about 1% an hour even in airplane mode and the dumbest digital watch face. From some Chat GPT help I uninstalled offline maps, made a soft reset, factory reset, now I’m leaving it in airplane mode overnight to see. But it’s doesn’t look good, it already dropped from 74% at 18:45 to 71% 21:45.

@bivio thank you! this has already been proposed quite a few times. I am sure it is on Suunto’s roadmap

@J120R522 said in Displaying laps: i need to se how much time passes since i press the button Or create a custom sports mode and simply add Lap duration field.

@Elipsus when the watch connects / disconnects it will vibrate. But it shouldn’t do this outside of an activity. But there have been bugs about the whole connecting BT sensor thing…