I’d rather correct the altitude manually if you know your altitude. It’s faster and more accurate when you know your reference point. Anyway, about barometer you may need to be more focused on trends more than exact value at time.
@racesuser my measurements are pretty successful too… See below 2 swims, one year apart, first with the vertical, second withy Race S. Difference is marginal…
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@Egika Thanks for confirming. I appreciate the answer, but I don’t accept Suunto’s logic. Garmin watches reset the daily step count each day regardless of whether the watch is powered on. This failure to reset is not going to encourage me to keep the watch on at night (nor wear it). If I wanted an always-on device, I would be wearing a device around my finger. I think this warrants a feature update. But I’ll refrain from submitting it due to my lack of seniority here.
@Arie-Rahmadi for anyone who experience the same thing. I just delete my alarm and extend the DND period, and it solve the problem. Don’t really know which the actual culprit (alarm or DND) but it perfectly track my sleep today.
@Adrien-Housiaux
Did you already discharged completely (to the battery icon) and recharged, to be sure battery is calibrated ?
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@TombTomb Try resetting the Bluetooth and WIFI settings on the phone
This procedure deletes all connections and will require reconnecting to all networks
@tensing iOS or Android? I think there is a small issue with the backend providing firmware updates, it should be resolved soon (I managed to update 4 watches yesterday, I am having some issues today)
@Cudrel
You probably just need to switch view, exiting the map one
This has already been discussed several times in other topics.
https://forum.suunto.com/search?in=titlesposts&term=race s map stop activity&matchWords=all&by=&categories=&searchChildren=false&hasTags=&replies=&repliesFilter=atleast&timeFilter=newer&timeRange=&sortBy=relevance&sortDirection=desc&showAs=posts
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@vietpq the watch cannot really see if your eyes are open or closed. It also does not really know if you are still partly dreaming or already fully awake. In reality sleeping is not a digital 1-0 state.
The watch only has measurement data of your pulse and of the watch movement.
If for example your pulse rises 1 hour before you actually are awake to a state to look at the time, and maybe you move your arm above a threshold amount and time, then the watch will have to conclude that you are awake.
