@Łukasz-Szmigiel No I do not think so, there is only a single output in the manifest and three inputs. It seemed more load related as staggering canvas refreshes removed the problem. Worth nothing, on at least one occasion the canvas went black first then as a consequence of the load resulting in handling of that exception (we think) we got the pool full.

@matram the HRM DUAL got its last firmware a couple of years ago…

@Steven-Hambleton These are the font sizes available. There is plenty of options for larger size … f-d-xxxl: data field font, 85px for medium, 155px for large display f-d-xxl: data field font, 65px for medium, 118px for large display f-d-xl: data field font, 57px for medium, 103px for large display f-d-l: data field font, 50px for medium, 91px for large display f-d-m: data field font, 42px for medium, 78px for large display f-d-s: data field font, 35px for medium, 65px for large display f-d-xs: data field font, 25px for medium, 46px for large display However there is not much room for fine tuning at the lower end. I tried rendering text on a canvas and displaying that. It works but takes a bit more effort to program.

@2b2bff I think there may be some confusion between the standard running dynamics already available on the watch and the additional metrics provided by the Suunto Spark. The Race series can already record metrics such as cadence and some running dynamics. However, one of the new metrics provided by the Suunto Spark is Ground Contact Time Balance (left/right balance), which shows how evenly you load your left and right foot while running. As far as I know, this specific metric is currently only supported within the Suunto ecosystem when using the Suunto Run. I have not seen it being recorded or displayed in the activity summary on the Race 2 yet. So if Ground Contact Time Balance is the data you’re looking for, that may be the reason it is missing rather than a connection problem between the Race 2 and the Spark.

@Niels-Søren-Bøgh same for Nautic (OK when nitrox, ko for air)

@Euan73 Never had that behavior after 6 months of intense use. In the first weeks I had a couple of restarts but those never appeared again after the latest 2 updates. I would try a hard reset to see if it solves the issue. Last months the watch has been super stable, both on trails and road running and I’ve been racing a lot averaging around 7-10h of weekly training.

@DonTomGot I am no JS expert myself. But some tips. The watch runs Duktape JS engine, which is only ES5.1 compliant. The simulator runs QuickJS I think. So code that will work OK in the simulator may silently fail on the watch. There is a pinned thread on the difference between simulator and watch, you can check there for advice on some of the typical stumbling blocks. For instance the missing semicolon on the return statement will work in the simulator but likely fail on the watch. I would also use “View system events” in the “Suunto watch view”. A lot of the failures are silent or not easy to decode, but you may find something. You can also insert your own systemEvent statement to “print” to the event log and get a traceback that way.

@Rasser Hello, I use the drill mode personnaly. I count the number of turns and when I put in pause, I add the distance. Like that I know each distance between each pause.

@9peekrf0 Raw data from watch are going to app, you can update in the app and see other metrics. But it can’t invent data, if the used mode was without GPS for example, then, no GPS. Etc… And update in app won’t be synced to watch.

@Masnyband You need to have navigation turned on for LOOP to work… another option is to use my S+ aLOOP which doesn’t require that and is more accurate at detecting your position, preventing false positives.

Black grid issue is back on my vertical v1. strange because the watch did not receive any update this year…

@dr_free Hello My Suunto Race is stuck in “Service Mode”. I have tried all the possible solutions I can find above and elsewhere. I am currently in Lake Como in Italy. Where can I take the watch to be fixed? Thanks Rem333

Same problem here, mp3 player used for audiobooks, so it’s almost useless if it don’t remember the position in the track the last time it was used (which should be a very simple feature to add for developers). An alternative would be to control the track position by touching the half circle displayed.

Hello, new to the Suunto Run. Resurfacing this thread to check if this feature is coming to the Run. I was also under the impression that I could sync plans.