@Ecki-D. nut 100% sure, but if it has the moving-during-pause-alarm, it should have this one too.

@helgonet12 sure, soft reset is just a workaround to see the correct weekly status

@Egika Could you describe which scenario this popup appear? if it shows after stoping an activity it’s ok.

@onthesummit Very good idea.

@danix Hi! If you use intervals on the Suunto Run, you can only use the default screens. I hope they add custom screens and data fields for intervals in the near future via an update. Vote here if you’re interested: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/14177/suunto-run-custom-data-screens-fields-for-interval-training

@SergioB thanks a lot, this could be an important information. Since, I tested on IOS as well and there it works perfectly. So, it looks like Android related problem. Somebody from Suunto, can help here?

@louispar yes, the firmware version itself has no issue downloading maps.

@duffman19 said in Battery drain: Maybe you can post about your experience so it’ll gain some traction and attention from Suunto. It’s odd that they haven’t recognized this yet. Maybe, they’re still deciding if taking this bug seriously or just replying “I’m not affected by this bug.”, just saying…

@Mattg576 Glad to hear it is working now.

@Redbeard_ranger The chest strap is from Ambit 3 so is BT and the same sensor used now. For me, chest straps are more accurate than OHR.

@isaac.net You are right! As you say, it’s especially annoying because it affects the whole row: if you have heart rate and lap duration in the same row, the heart rate size will be reduced to be the same as the duration. Another data display issue with the Suunto Run is that the bottom field cannot be changed: it always displays the activity duration.

If you record an activity and you don’t try to follow a route on the map of the watch it doesn’t crash

@byblos please explain step by step how you get to that screen. I am trying to check on my app but I don’t know where you are. Thanks

I can confirm the bug with a SVTS and that the brigthness with this bug seems to be set to high, when the screen light up of course. I also would like that Suunto takes advantage of this bug and makes it a feature, of course well implemented. I want raise to “light up” ONLY in activities. This was a feature in the last firmwares of the S9B (was eliminated in the last firmware) and still present in the last firmware of the S5P. I do not want ilumination during the day. The ones that use to run at night or early in the mornings will welcome this feature a lot.

I’ve done further investigation and can confirm that the issue is because of footpod connection. I’ve done several tests with my sv2 und the race2 of my wife. What I’ve done: 1.Hard reset 2. run in basic mode and standard mode > vertical Oszillation and ground contact time are visible 3. connect a footpod (in this case npe Runn) 4. treadmill activity > no metrics recorded 5. disconnect footpod (general disabling for outdoor and treadmill runs) 6. start basic and customized outdoor/treadmill runs > no metrics are recorded 7. soft reset / new app pairing 8. issue persists 9. started with 1. again without footpod > works fine. After that: same procedure from 2.-8. So for my testing it’s definitely about the footpod which seem to entirely block the metrics.