Suunto 9 Peak Pro?
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@zhang965 Sounds like AGPS was either not downloaded or you received the AGPS just before your run. Did you check? Often after I update for whatever reason AGPS does not sync even after several tries.
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I have now 2 S9PP at home, and both of them required a restart after this update to solve an issue.
On my watch : it was a ghost sport mode in quick launch sxreen
On my wife’s one : Raise to wake was not working whatever the settings.[Edit]
Which is not so obvious, as we would expect, after an update, the watch to be freshly “resetted”, no ? -
@Mff73 very strange, as the only change between 2.22.58 and 2.22.60 is just the new GPS firmware. Maybe I should have asked you to send logs before the reset.
Watch: Suunto Vertical Ti
Blog: isazi's home
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@isazi
yes, strange, but …
it works now 
if you explain me how to revert to previous FW, it could try to update again, and see what happens, but does it worth the investigation and context will not be exactely the same.Maybe linked to what @Brad_Olwin noted : after update, AGPS does not sync --> maybe updates are stucking something somewhere, different each time
Update lottery bug.If solved by a restart, strange that update process doesn’t include “such”.
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@wakarimasen, was the update from S9P to S9PP worth it?
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is wrist power not enabled for treadmill sport mode? I can’t seem to get it to display any power, thx
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@herlas it may need GPS in order to compute running power
Watch: Suunto Vertical Ti
Blog: isazi's home
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@isazi Thx, that’s not a big deal for me, not a fan of the treadmill as most runners, for those days when weather really doesn’t cooperate, my go to is the Stryd app which has structured treadmill workouts and even includes when to change the treadmill incline
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@isazi correct
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I’d love to have some cleaner analog watch face soon. I use the analog one day to day because it’s a lot more intuitive at a glance but feel it’s a bit too busy and not as clean/minimal as the rest of the watch aesthetic.
Had a free moment at work so drafted this up. I miss the red Suunto triangle from my A3P, would be nice to have it back. Mainly, would be good to reduce brightness/color of the secondary marks on the watchface. Only using brighter colors on the more important elements. I don’t think it needs the 5-minute minute markings. Have better heirarchy…
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@Umer-Javed
I like it 
…one tiny remark from a mechanical design engineer: 3 would be switched 180° to meet the rule of drawing orientation
…sorry, that’s the hidden autism in me
living sideways
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@freeheeler haha that’s good feedback! This is just like work where the design engineers are bringing our industrial design team to real life constraints…
I’d also with there was a good way to represent the daylight hours on that analog watchface. I like the outdoor watchface but not sure how to combine well with the analog one…
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@Umer-Javed said in Suunto 9 Peak Pro?:
I’d love to have some cleaner analog watch face soon. I use the analog one day to day because it’s a lot more intuitive at a glance but feel it’s a bit too busy and not as clean/minimal as the rest of the watch aesthetic.
Had a free moment at work so drafted this up. I miss the red Suunto triangle from my A3P, would be nice to have it back. Mainly, would be good to reduce brightness/color of the secondary marks on the watchface. Only using brighter colors on the more important elements. I don’t think it needs the 5-minute minute markings. Have better heirarchy…
OMFG, who took this picture? this uguguguguguglyglygly bezel blinds my bloody eyes
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The big bezel says, “Look at me! Here’s I am! Love me!”
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@freeheeler said in Suunto 9 Peak Pro?:
3 would be switched 180° to meet the rule of drawing orientation
tiny details matter!
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@Umer-Javed not sure if its feasible, but remove the red triangle indicator and replace with 2 similar indicators, but have them auto placed a sunrise and sunset around the dial i.e. if sunrise at 6:30 between the 6 & 7. Can even do different colours to represent sunrise and sunset or put sunrise as triangle pointing up and sunset as pointing down.
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@Jamie-BG yeah that’s a good idea! I’ll try it out
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Now that we have 1s fix in endurance mode, would it be possible to get rid of forced performance mode when ETA/ETE screens are present?
S9PP 2.37.48
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not even the newest Sony GPS firmware will save you from cloudy sky and semi tall buildings around when locking GPS signal ? I did wait for green arrow to be fixed and it was, however my S9PP took me for a ride around town. All you see in yellow circle is plain wrong.
Even it affected stryd pace and distance at the start, which I wasn’t expecting as those are set to come from Stryd pod rather than GPS.
This GPS issue got me all these pace achievements as per ICU
Best 100m for the season: 0m3s at 0:30/km!
Best 200m for the season: 0m8s at 0:40/km!
Best 400m for the season: 0m23s at 0:58/km!
Best 800m for the season: 1m24s at 1:45/km!any ideas to overcome this? like checking navigation screen before starting to make sure it’s locked at right place?
thx
SRS Ti + STRYD Duo ;)
A3P (drill mode for pool swimming 🤦🤷)
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@herlas Its a pretty typical GPS pause scenario. Those 2 straight lines are what I usually get if I pause my GPS during a trail run (to change or get some food out of my pack) and then forget to un-pause. When I notice my gps is still off a few KM’s later and press start again, it just draws a straight line from when it was off to when on again. Wonder if STRYD and GPS are interfering with each other, OR you might want to NOT have auto-pause on.
