When I read the subject of this topic, I thought it would be about the future development of the Suunto Ocean. Unfortunately, that is also true.

I thought it was Suunto’s flagship dive computer.

Pray it will be corrected in the next update, within a year. It is easier to say it is just mistake in the user manual.

@Tieutieu Thanks mate, I really like the look of the orange 8 so will probably take a punt on that

@Hari-Seldon yes

@isazi OK, got it. I read the manual and it is indeed mentionned that DND should deactivate in case of any alarm, thus sunrise as well. 🫣. I was not considering this as an “alarm” but more as a “notification”, I was wrong

“What I read at its launch is that this was excluded since it is a new system and design, but that it would be integrated in the future—let’s see if that’s true.”

@Brad_Olwin It has a MEAN absolute difference (median error of means) of ±10 BPMs and a 95% confidence interval of around 4 BPMs. Meaning that for most of the 58 tested subjects the estimated value deviates by 10 BPMs and 95% of all tested subjects are in the range of 6-14 BPMs deviation. The data points also seem to be gaussian distributed. So for only less then 5% it has a lower deviation of around 6 BPMs and for some of these 5% it has even a deviation of more then 14 BPMs. Of course, accuracy is highly subjective…but statistically seen, from the available data that I have, I do not use ZS at all. For me personally, when I know that on average, even under perfect conditions, the ZS estimated threshold is off by 8-10 BPMs in either direction, it is not usable for me. Even the authors discuss that there set-up is highly artificial and it needs to be seen if it even works under normal run conditions and without exercise until exhaustion…also 10 BPMs above my threshold is for me all-out running for 1km while 10 BPM below, is the HR that I have on the first kilometers of a Marathon. For me that is just way too much deviation to rely on it for proper training control and also dangerous for people that believe they can trust the value and base their training on. That I am not the only one this applies to, is already reflected by the statistics and the numerous posts from people in this forum that struggle with the value that ZS gives them and are looking for help to understand and interpret it. Communicating the average accuracy under perfect conditions to the average non-expert consumer, would already help them a lot to interpret the value for themselves. For the future, I am looking forward to more data and studies and maybe an improved algorithm, as the concept is really nice! But right now, it’s not there yet, in my eyes.

@Mff73 COOL！tks！

@minimark069 Suunto developers haven’t figured out the loop in the menu yet.

Yes, nautical charts, please! And some sailing apps too… Regards, Marko

@Sandrine Tu écris qu’elle n’existe plus et que tu ne peux pas la désinstaller mais as-tu essayé de l’appairer à nouveau (Paramètres > Connectivité > Appairer un nouvel appareil) ?

@Baarbix First question: I’m not aware of that option, I do not think is possible Second question: yes, that function is implemented

@JonasLarsson possibly he could get more money if he sold the V1 now than after the relase of the V2… (Why do I have to think of nazis, suddenly?)

@Mff73 lets hope for saving Option some day in the App next Post 2038

@Egika ok Yesterday I started the barometer with the climbing function and the Climb widget. It works, but it would be nice if they only did the activity with the barometer function! It works, though! Go app-caving! ![alt text][url=https://postimg.cc/Mv5js2LX][img]https://i.postimg.cc/Mv5js2LX/IMG-20250928-182106846.jpg[/img][/url](image url)

@cheetah694 That setting should relate to the Suunto app only (for when you record an activity with the app, not your watch) and shouldn’t matter for exercises recorded with a watch. The watch uses the barometer all the time and constantly uses the FusedAlti algorithm to automatically calibrate it with GPS.

@WlodiPawel-87 thank you. Reported. Should be fixed quickly.

@Squirrel not sure how Suunto does numbering here. But logic says that 2.46 should be ahead of 2.44. But who knows And user manual refers to wheel size calibration in settings, but it is not there at least for my Suunto Bike Sensor.