Hi, same issue on my Suunto 9 baro !

@enneo thanks, I have shared the logs of my watch as per the procedure described by the community manager. Let’s see.

@Tieutieu OK, I’ll try. Thank You!

what app both? ios and Android ?

Realistically, does any sport watch brand publicize their release plan for the year? I feel like we only hear about them through rumors/leaks/journalistic insider info (like the5kRunner). Not through official channels.

I suddenly worked, after a few times uninstall/install the same app build. Seems like there is a problem with stale versions…

@ggrego It is today. Haven’t tested it from the store yet, but you can download it now.

@Mark_Belgium if you activate the corresponding notification sound, the watch will vibrate and/or beep when approaching to a turn

@Nic-Cooper-Lewis From the first day of using Suunto run I had problems with bluetooth. I have been using the watch for a long time. The watch always has some bugs, regardless of the new update. Even after this last update, some problems are still present. In the beginning, the heart rate measurement on the watch was very bad. Recent updates have improved this. I almost don’t use a heart rate monitor because it doesn’t connect to the watch anymore. Let me praise something. That’s the precision of gps. I was a Garmin user. But I don’t want to go back to Garmin again.

@tobstar Do you have Suunto + Climb running? “Climb your watch will automatically detect the uphills and also create laps of them”

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos great feedback and reassuring, thanks for your feedback. I have to disagree slightly on the route maps and 3d maps though, I understand your feedback about how they are supposed to work, but for example if I do a simple dive along a reef A to B along a route we dive 10- times a month for the last 9 years - why would it appear on the app each time completely randomly, in completely different shapes, like intersecting triangles, circles, each time it is so vastly different and wrong that it looks like it has no idea at all. I honestly have not seen one single map yet that is remotely close to accurate and this is with all things being followed, starting on dive screen, locked gps, ensuring dive end is set to 1.5 mins just after o get back on the boat etc, and then the gps points are simply very wrong compared to where we are on a map. I’m not sure if this is because we are in the Philippines and some setting is wrong. I have tried to make sure all settings are correct based on research, but having no luck at all with this feature. That said - two more - the compass - u mention above about setting it in a car park or something ‍️. Of course we set the compass once in the water, at the surface just before we descend, and it randomly cancels the bearing, sometimes does it, a few times it hasn’t, for no apparent reason. And yes the keys are locked always after compass set. This is simply feedback which I hope can be fixed - it 100% has some weird bugs with this. I think u addressed most of the other points, so thank you! I have one more: The tissues don’t reset in the normal fashion of any other dive computer after we finish diving and turn off the computer. For example I dive, take 2 days off, come back, and turn on Suunto and the tissue compartments are all the same as just after end of last dive, as are CNS and OTU. This is an absolutely crazy thing that it is not counting down ‘off gassing’ when the computer is switched off, thsts like having a watch doesn’t keep time if u don’t wear it. This must be fixed. I’ve never seen any other dive computer do this. Happy to send screenshots comparing computers if needed. My Garmin shows at this point no nitrogen load, no CNS or OTU load as it’s done its job (also switched off), and my Suunto reading 50%+ nitrogen load after two days off, and same with OTU/cns. Please fix this also. P.s. I know u can reset tissues manually deep in the menus but this is not how dive computers work for normal operation, you shouldn’t have to reset them manually each time you use. Thsts a great feature when renting them out to different divers to reset - it’s a dangerous information feature when it’s not doing it by itself in all other cases. All that said - thanks again for replying. If these several features are sorted and the app becomes more diver friendly I think it will start to take over the market. Thanks.

Ah…I see there are several similar threads…perhaps the admin can link them together or at least reference each other? 3 crashes on Vertical2 in 3 weeks. Posted the details in one of the other threads (in the Vertical 2 section). Logs uploaded and info sent. Hope this gets sorted soon.

@DonTomGot Do not know if this helps. But some suggestions from my side. Heap memory is tight on the watch and effectively unlimited in the simulator. I bumped into this several times. Two fixes I used: Use Uint8Array for HR data - up to 4000 samples seems to be OK Do not declare “scratch” variables in callbacks, make them global Yes, you will need to protect against undefined and null data, but I have only encountered this when starting an exercise. I think the problem you are seeing is probably memory related. Here are some things you could look for in the System Event Log from the watch. Log line Meaning ERR UI_FRAMEWORK : JS:0x...SyntaxError JS syntax error in a template ERR APPLICATION : Zapp:relMemCb (exec:ui) Memory pressure — release requested ERR APPLICATION : Zapp:RelMem→None avail Heap fully exhausted ERR DUKTAPE : JSalloc:16 JS engine can’t allocate — out of memory ERR WBMAIN Background worker error (often follows heap exhaustion) Second topic: when working on my AerobicGuide I was looking for the opposite type of algorithm, preserving spikes. I think the basic idea is to try to establish a slower-moving baseline and then look at rapid deviations from that. You can probably find something in Python that you can play with. Then it becomes a question of picking a simple enough algorithm that it can be implemented on the watch.

@Nandodiver Hi. For the nautic, i had the same issue. After restarting the app after plug the nautic to a charger, that worked… No idea if this is the solution or if it is a coincidence. But I also guess the map server may be busy

@Techlysmic said: Can’t turn HR function off and back on, have to do a soft reset. By means of the control panel, you can try by switching on and then off the low power mode. I’ve tried this sometimes in the past and it worked.

Must correct myself a bit … MacOS 27 drops support for Intel, i.e. the OS cannot be run on Intel CPUs. It also removes the Rosetta component that provides Intel emulation on top of Apple Silicon during the installation of the new OS. BUT there is a one-year grace period, where you can manually install Rosetta. To my understanding it no longer automatically installs as it did before when needed. You have to do the installation yourself from the command line. But it does work! So now I have the Suunto Plus environment running on two machines, double the productivity And Suunto has one more year to upgrade the simulator!

This is actually a deal breaker for me. I am going to sell my Run and go back to Garmin. My running coach cannot track my progress properly. It’s ridiculous. Suunto if you are listening, well done - you’ve just lost a customer. And I’ll be sure to warn others of the half truths you tell regarding the compatibility so they don’t waste their money like I have.

@Niels-Søren-Bøgh +1

Questa è un’attività in montagna di giugno 2025. Un anno fa[image: 1781120433280-1000077770.png] Perfetto… Credo sia un problema di firmware o algoritmo