Hello, I found a solution to return to normal regarding sleep tracking. My watch had the heart rate measurement that stopped during one night (for no reason) and therefore the sleep tracking did not work. I stopped/started the watch, the heart rate measurement resumed, but the sleep tracking still did not work. This lasted 3 days. Afterwards, I stopped/started the watch again then stopped/started the sleep tracking and on the start phase, I adjusted the related functions (sleep target duration, do not disturb duration, blood oxygen tracking on and HRV tracking on). Since then, sleep tracking has been working pretty well again. To be continued if this lasts over time. It remains to be understood why the Cardio measurement stopped during one night, which has happened twice since the last update.

@surfboomerang that carousel mode was last seen on Suunto 9 Peak AFAIK, it didn’t make it to S9PP and newer models, that carousel was just for data fields and not entire data screens.

@Oxhill_Runner I am far from an expert. Let’s just respect the time of others. They also don’t have the time or desire to write the same thing several times. Best regards

@Mff73 i would agree that it is quite meaningless for mountainbiking, but not for road racing on flat terrain. to me it would make a lot of sense there.

@isazi thanks for the info! I’ll keep using those legacy intervals in that case so I have the fields I choose

@jjorgemoura I don’t train on a stairmaster. But on the treadmill with incline (measured by a Raspberry pi and some sensors on the treadmill to have the total ascent at the end of the training). A NPE run sensor is connected to the Suunto watch via bluetooth to get the correct distance. And because running is running (for me) I track the activity as running and disable gps to have the possibility to add the measured ascent in the Suunto app. My solution…

@Highlands I totally agree. Who are we to convince you to buy something so personal. If you are serious about your training, this is your training partner/coach.

@sartoric said in Suunto Race and HR10 issue: @valentin0711 Go complaining to the polar forum Is there one?

@Mff73 Yup, that’s for S9P, but @pilleus mentioned S9PP charger. I had most suunto watches (S3, S9B, S9P, S9PP, SR - missing SV and SO) so I don’t remember how charger for S9PP looked. My wife still uses my old S9P so I have both chargers (S9P and SR).

@gilou J’avais même pb. Après extinction /rallumage de la montre, tout remarche à priori.

@Audaxjoe said in SUUNTO RACE. Real battery life as sports watch.: @Arju-Ambin you don’t need to turn on OHR when exercising if 24/7 HR is disabled. It will come on automatically. Correct! that is my config: 24/7 OHR Off. The OHR automatically turns on when I start an activity.

@halajos Ok, I missed that, thanks!

When you refer to the progress menu do you mean in the Suunto App? Do you see individual workout VO2max estimates after a workout on the watch or by viewing a workout in the Suunto App?

@far-blue said in Former Garmin user, looking for reassurance: But they are all Garmin’s way of viewing your data And besides that: If just one piece of Garmin‘s data collection does not work (e.g. sleep tracking) the whole ‚system‘ won’t tell you anything useful. While using a Garmin it almost always told me, that I should rest (mainly because my sleep was tracked completely wrong) - sometimes for days