@vincent-mayousse let’s hope it will.

@Andersson This has happened to me as well, I do not know what is causing the problem. If it is repeatable we can send logs to Suunto. What @Likarnik said worked for me as well.

@Felttie try what @Mff73 said. Did you try reinstalling the app too? If none of those work a hard reset is likely necessary. I see you did reinstall. Soft or hard reset on the watch.

@Mff73 I wondered about it, but since it never happened during the activities I thought it was not possible. glad to know it works!

@joaojesus Just curious…why do you want that?

@isazi reproducible after a factory rest, as per support’s suggestions. Thanks! Happy to send logs.

@Elipsus said in Suunto 9 peak pro now with continuous HRM ?: I noticed since the last update on my 9PP that the HR sensor is now always “on”. yep!

@zhang965 Thank you.

@twekkel said in Problem with time?: @Piotr-Grygiel the time in GPX files should always be in UTC time, that is the GPX specification for all vendors (https://www.topografix.com/gpx_manual.asp). An application can transform it into local time. Can you open the GPX file with a text editor and have a look if the timestamps are correct in there? Thanks, my issue has been fixed.

@Elipsus thanks for the video, I am forwarding this to Suunto

@Łukasz-Szmigiel Thanks for the hint. In the App settings (in iOS) I changed location to always (not when using the app) and now it seems to work. Easy to understand: it is impossible to update the weather if the location is unknown. @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos: it might be maybe useful to remind that in the manual if it is not present. J

@István-Török Based on many previous discussions, I got the impression that “Suunto resting HR” should be the HR when you are resting but still awake. Like when you are reading a book or watching telly. Whenever I set my resting HR lower, my resources decreased like crazy… For reference, my min HR at sleep is ~38, average min HR when sleeping is ~42. My resting HR is set to 53 and everything works reasonably well…

@marcrie Hi, it’s highly unlikely as the S9PP lacks the storage needed for the maps.

I hear you, brother. BBBBBBBBBBBZZZZZZZZZZZtttttttttttttttt And a few other things. But patient you must be, so I was told

Those are not depth sensors, depth and altitude come from the same sensor. Those are service pins, let’s try to not spread fake news here. @krakra if you have a damage of any kind, ask support if they can help. A damaged watch is usually your fault, so you may have to pay for service, but they can probably fix your watch.

hello everyone and thanks for the replies. I’ve searched but haven’t found anything related to vibration problems. mine is the stainless steel version, so i think it’s not just the titanium versions

@BrunoH we live for the firmware frenzy, it is second only to the new watch frenzy