Zone Sense - wrong bpm values

[2b2bff]

@OutdoorMan I think you can set max HR really high, adjust your zones and then set max HR correctly. The watch will ask wether you wanna reset your zones what you can decline. Judging from the rest of the software quality I doubt this procedure will be prevented.
But why would you wanna do this? Just for fun and giggles?

[OutdoorMan]

@2b2bff yeah but 240 is the max, not even close to 9k I think zone sense went nuts.

[Sportsfreund]

Zone Sense never left alphastatus.

[herlas]

@tom_vertical gigantic numbers are not even ZoneSense data those are you current HR zones values, there’s a bug on the Suunto app that it needs some x mins sometimes to display your hr zones numbers but after that it displays fine

[Sportsfreund]

@herlas but always different between watch an app. And I can do what I want I never get to red vo2max.

[tuxbuster]

I’m having trouble with the ZoneSense app. I followed all the setup steps from the video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r16TgEiGZTM&t=1s) and used an external HR sensor. However, even after an hour of running, I’m not getting any data. Could this be related to the sensor I’m using? I’m using a Polar Verity Sense (an optical forearm sensor) instead of a chest strap like the one shown in the video. Has anyone tried this specific setup, or is a chest strap mandatory for ZoneSense to work?

[Squirrel]

@tuxbuster said in Zone Sense - wrong bpm values:

chest strap mandatory for ZoneSense to work?

Yes, chest strap with R-R data is needed.

[Mff73]

@tuxbuster
And polar verity sense doesn’t provide R-R data.

[tuxbuster]

@Squirrel Thanks for Info

[tuxbuster]

@Mff73 Thanks for Info. I saw that coming.