@thanasis said in Suunto ZoneSense:

@halajos said in Suunto ZoneSense:

@thanasis your Z4 minimum is set manually in the HR zones settings, while the aerobic threshold is measured by ZoneSense. Probably you need to adjust your zones.

thank you . however i am not sure what should i do considering that the minimum Z3 according to Zonsense is supposed to be higher than the minimum Z4 .

I have similar ZS results and our HR zones are very similar too. I am leaving my zones where I feel comfortable with and essentially not worrying about them! They are arbitrary anyway! Even a lab measured LT test is going to vary depending on your fitness, recovery, fatigue and stress the day you are tested. I believe that ZS is giving me an accurate representation of my effort based on 16 years of running ultras. I will likely never adjust my zones again and essentially ignore them.

My interval efforts are based on RPE anyway and now long runs and recovery runs will use ZS. So it doesn’t matter if my LT is 120 bpm one day and 148 on another day. This is the reason to use ZS!

@herlas thank a lot. it’s work now.

I haven’t used it yet, but……I’m inclined to say ‘thanks’ to the developer and give it a go. Working out a time in minutes is really not that hard 🙂

@tuxella
Where can I set the d-fly channels?

@Rafał-Bełzowski 2.37.34 should include fix for the connection issue, but I don’t work for Suunto anymore, so I don’t have any inside information. If it works in garage, then the issue has probably been fixed.

As @isazi said, S9B is not getting any updates, and the only chance of fixing the connection issue for S9B is that it gets fixed in Shimano side. Also note that connection works for some Shimano devices even without the fix (don’t ask which ones).

This parameters in knots on the list in custom sports mode under speed or better create nautical speed group there
Also include AVG5/10 (average of 5 best 10sec runs)

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Hi, I have an Update: last time I went for a run I’ve tried the engo2 again and as always I didn’t have any data available on the glasses. However I’ve continued my training and after half an hour I’ve noticed that the screen in the glasses is now working - since then it works properly every time. I assume that from time to time (or for the first time) it can happen that it takes some time (>5min) to get a proper connection and data available on the screen of the glasses. I hope this info is helpful for others as the engo2 glasses in combination with the Suunto Race is a really nice option for running training.

@Raimo-Järvi Who do you think I should reach out to about this then? It’d be great to have it sorted out!

i think, there are not so many different watch there.
Suunto could create them virtual - an you could do a first test in the virtual application - if ok, to a real device!

@tran-thang

Autolap and manual laps work independently from each other, if you come from other watch brands, you’ll need to adjust. e.g If you know you’ll be doing an structured workout or manual laps, disable autolap if you don’t want those to alert.

2)This has been requested but still missing, an alternative is create structured workout in 3rd party tool Intervals ICU and it will display the step counter, hopefully this changes for Suunto own structured workouts, but that’s the current state of things.

This has been requested, but not sure when (if it happens) it’ll be implemented, might not be a top priority for Suunto, we don’t know 🙂

@cjanevate that is why I use the Race Pacer as well. I primarily use the ETE for the next way point.

I may be making myself a little unpopular here, but I would still recommend that users in Switzerland use the REGA app on their smartphones to share their live location. It not only shares the location with the contacts you have selected, but also with REGA, so that in an emergency, a rescue can be carried out as efficiently as possible to the last known location. The app can also be used to directly notify the REGA operations centre in the event of an emergency: https://www.rega.ch/en/our-missions/this-is-how-we-help-you/rega-app

For those who are not familiar with REGA, I would just like to mention that it is the most important Swiss air rescue service and coordinates the air rescue operations centre. In case of insufficient mobile phone coverage, alpinists can also use the emergency radio telephone (161.3 MHz).

@DMytro thank you.

@Ze-Stuart send me a PM with the time you sent logs, and the email associated with your Suunto App account

Too many posts about zonesense, I continue here for this bug (not related to race S as I have a SV).
Run with only S+ ZoneSense yesterday (removing climb app) and nothing was stuck. Tends to prove, like others, a relation between ZS and other apps in parallel.

@Raimo-Järvi It is! Thank you very much!

@Wilson75 I use the app every week, always worked for me, I do not know what could be wrong

@marbjo said in Indoor Climbing:

Could this threshold be decreased so the app would work for bouldering also?

Hi,

Maybe no, beauase is how count Suunto the first meters later, count meter by meter.

Thanks

@ggrego J ai eu pareil sur une activité, force close de SA et après restart c’était la, mais maintenant j ai plus le soucis du tout et j ai eu ça le jour de la release de ZS