@aenzed okay thank you for your input. This weekend i’m starting on reading a garmin sensor, should not be too hard. But this limit of 2 sensors is really wild. If one cycles with: speed cadance power heart rate sensor, we are 2 times in the blue. Suunto should really up this number, with just a note/popup that power consumption will go up because of the number of connected devices. That is totally acceptable. Suunto users understand as well that GPS can be configured less precise for less power consumption.

@assaf1007 You are using two different strings for getObject and setObject. This should be a minimal working example which pushes settings.active up by 1 whenever you start an exercise: var settings = null; function onLoad(input, output) { settings = { maxPace: 12, timelapse: 123, active: 0, }; loadSettings() } var loadSettings = function () { var loaded = localStorage.getObject("appSettings"); if (loaded != null) settings = loaded; // else localStorage.setObject("appSettings", settings); settings.active++; localStorage.setObject("appSettings", settings); }; function evaluate(_inp, _out) { setText("#active", String(settings.active)) } function getUserInterface() { return { template: 't' }; } and the html: <uiView> <div> <div id="active" class="p-m"> 0 </div> </div> </uiView> So: but i wish to be able to set values at the watch itself (if possible) … in such case, i need (= user need) some kind of a preliminary UI (before app starts) to be able to update settings… Possible indeed! The ‘tennis score pro’ application has a start screen which saves the settings for the next time.

@pavel.samokha That’s what I thought when I briefly looked at OSM. The oval is leisure=track which is correct tagging for a running track. It is important to render them in the maps including watch map. Thanks for reporting it. Another thing is peaks. I don’t have a new upcoming firmware, (still on 2.50.26) but new maps have no peaks. It would be helpful to have a point indicating a peak. Either with an elevation, like in routeplanner.suunto.com, or just a small triangle. Unless map data is rendered differently in upcoming Q1 firmware that will address that, among other things.