@neverhood Not at this time. That would be a request to Suunto, it would be good to have different distances for alarm leaving route whether you are biking or on foot (running, SkiMo, hiking, etc.)

@helgonet12 I have had the vertical on my wrist recently but the values are different at the moment. I’ll be watching this week.

Hola. Mi Vertical muestra la altitud con una gran precisión. Sin embargo, cuando realizo una actividad, tanto los metros de ascenso como los de descenso, me muestran el doble aproximadamente. Es decir, siguiendo una ruta que se tiene 800 m de desnivel total, el vertical me dice que he hecho 1600. A alguien le ha sucedido esto?

@Swaddy61 said in Current heart rate on the map.: @ciniak77 If we are going to have it, I’d like it switchable as sometimes I want the WHOLE display for the map! …and so it begins

With my Suunto Race it does the same thing. If I hit a button to see the time at night, I get the sleep summary - game over. With my Vertical it was more hit or miss as described here. Kind of annoying.

@MichlWe at your convenience you can also use the S+ Climb app which reports grade, ngp, vertical speed (m/h), and total vertical ascent/descent… …oops sorry I’ve missed you already talked about it

@Martin-Tuharský Known issue after the last firmware update. Until Suunto fixes this, there is a workaround: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/9751/unable-to-disable-wrist-hr-on-sport-mode?_=1703677843804

@SuperFlo75 Just bored, maybe it will be an inspiration.

@Mff73 After updated my map i did go out and hike for few hours. When i scroll / zoom out it will have some black tiles but it will gone within milliseconds. Just now i do power off and turn it on again but contour lines 500m and trails are still there Maybe you try power off and turn it on again instead of soft reset.

@Mads-Hintz-Madsen I’m hoping so too!

@Stoke80 I use LightBlue but I guess there are plenty of apps that can read the battery level.

@Egika Unless a device follows at least the specification for usb 1.0 (which includes power negotiation for up to 500mA @ 5v) it isn’t allowed to use the USB logo or branding. A chip to handle the spec costs no more than a few pence these days so it’s highly unlikely you’ll buy a charger carrying the usb branding that doesn’t follow the spec. You could pretty easily test whether a charger does actually do the handshake by sticking a little tape over the 2 middle pins of the USB-A plug or socket as these are the D+ and D- data pins needed for the handshake. If your device doesn’t start charging or takes days to charge you can, I think, conclude it’s only receiving the default 150mA.

@Igorillo you are in the options screen before starting a run - using the auto lap selection here you can set distance or duration auto laps - or turn it off. This is not the log book. In the log book when you select an activity and scroll down to the auto lap (if you have it enabled) you can right arrow to see the laps recorded. I have confirmed all of this on my SV.