Suunto 7 in 2021! Is it a good buy?

Egika

@optics-field-test maybe it is a good idea to solve the adb issues directly in the xda developer forum?

BinoWorld UK

@egika sounds like a plan thanks

BinoWorld UK

@flypg Hiho, I sent a message to XDA today to find out why I cannot install Alti-Baro on my S7 but received no response.

I followed the instruction to the letter however when adding the last bit adb install Alti-Barometer 1.16apk I realised I typed in 1.15apk. Since this error, I always keep getting Apk not found under

I am using windows 10

Any help would be appreciated

Thanks

@optics-field-test Hello!, it’s difficult to give support about ADB, but you need to add the correct path to your .apk file. It’s not complicated. If you like the easy way for the barometer you can use this directly from Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tugberkakdogan.weartools

PS- Correct path and filename

BinoWorld UK

@flypg thanks mate for the tip about Baro trend

With Alti/Baro I literally dropped the APK file inside the and folder and then followed the instruction

Not sure where it’s going wrong?

@optics-field-test You’re welcome!
Sorry that I can’t help you from here with ADB.
When you have your S7 connected and execute the:

adb devices

You could see your S7 listed?
It’s a simple process, but if don’t understand at all what you do it, better not do it.
And, know that installing apps with adb command it’s not always safe for your device.

aeroild

@optics-field-test Do you have an Android phone? There is a nice android app for side loading apps on a Wear OS watch.

BinoWorld UK

@aeroild I have an iPhone but also have accessibility to an android phone. Please let me know how I would load the app to my watch using the android phone? Thanks

aeroild

@optics-field-test Try Wear Installer. I used it to install the Alti-barometer app on my Suunto 7.

BinoWorld UK

@aeroild thanks will give it a ago. I am assuming my watch also needs to be connected to the same android phone?
Thanks

aeroild

@optics-field-test You need the app on both phone and watch and on the watch you need to be in the developer mode with ADB debugging enabled. I think the phone and watch connect via wifi. I don’t think the watch needs to be connected to the phone via the Wear OS app. Anyway, let’s hope it doesn’t need to.