@Flops this json is a very good news with all the information The problem is that this json is not possible to import into subsurface, i hope somebody could translate or even subsurface include this format in the formats available. Go you think is easy to translate to fit? thanks

@safari Had a chat with Indian Suunto customer care. The representative confirmed via mail that "suunto charging cable black " available on Indian suunto website is compatible for ocean. Wondering why the same is not available on the USA website ! ( don’t know how to upload screenshot of the email )

@Flops you are aware that here and there there are bugs in SW releases and that here and there some watches reboot, crash, etc. It happens. I am not sure if you want this happen to an Ocean… in an ocean. That could be a disaster. Hence I understand the holdback.

@Brad_Olwin yep. I should have wrote that « I’m not angry if updates are note coming but the first to install them when they come and very happy ! »

@iamer Thank you, but no problem if you prefer pressing buttons. Personally, I prefer having a better computer.

@Datego Thank you for your answer. I wanted to make sure it was not a normal situation. I will do. This post can be closed. Cheers, David.

@duffman19 said in Mon phase from the wrong direction ( Suunto Ocean): The implementation they chose is a bit confusing and could be better. by judging from what I see, it’s not just confusing, it’s wrong, it looks unable to correctly reproduce the Moon phases

@Mff73 The Suunto Ocean dive computer uses different sampling rates for scuba and freediving modes to match the demands of each activity. In scuba mode, the device logs dive data at 10-second intervals, balancing data detail with battery efficiency for longer dives. In contrast, freediving mode records data every 1 second to accurately capture rapid depth changes and short dive durations. These rates apply to key metrics such as depth, time, temperature, and heart rate, and are stored in the logbook for later review. Currently, these sampling rates are fixed and not user-adjustable. Some other dive computers have adjustable and higher sampling rates.

@gunther.potters I have the same issue. Has it been resolved already?

@aquanaut I am used to Suunto dive watches like mosquito or D4i but I don’t know how the Ocean software is working. Nevertheless when you wear a D4 or D6 for casual days and you swim, it is uncommon to trigger a scuba dive even if automatic detection is selected. And if you want to free dive in a swimming pool or is open waters it is recommended to select the free dive mode to avoid triggering scuba and all the safety related to. And for a dive computer, safety is key. I am interested to get a Ocean in the future and I hope there is a feature that allows to deactivate scuba diving mode when you are just swimming, free diving.

@RobertF I think I’d prefer a knot rather than the metal components which, well, a knot can’t really fail, rust or snag on dry suits.

It seems that “legs only” drills are still not counted correctly as preselected. That’s a absolutely pointless as that is one of the main reason for using the swimdrills app…!

@dcnucsb Have you updated the Ocean to latest firmware? Stock watches carry old firmware on delivery.

@itskylem And did you try to search on this forum before posting?

@Egika yep, that’s why I pointed out that I can’t see the metrics of what’s being asked for, and said I could be wrong. Doesn’t change that I think it’s weird and I can’t imagine a use case, but can imagine better resources of time, within my paradigm.

@Martijn-van-Geloof All very useful information that unfortunately cannot be included in logs at present. There’s a big gap in where dive logging should be.