SOFTWARE UPDATE 2.35.34 Q2

raceaddict

@isazi I agree and I would add on AMOLED the more pixels is on, the more it consume. So, the thin lines is surely to lower this power consumption in AOD display.

isazi

@raceaddict this is why I hope Suunto keeps making a MIP watch like the Vertical, AMOLED is not for me

Antoine

@Egika is it only on race or also on vertical ?

isazi

@Antoine all AMOLED watches, Vertical screen is always on

Stefano M64

@isazi said in SOFTWARE UPDATE 2.35.34 Q2:

@Stefano-M64 the data is shown that way because it moves, slightly

I know that, but the asymmetry is mostly due to the fact that seconds are not shown in low brightness.

I don’t believe that just doubling the thickness would kill the amoled and/or the battery, since the data would move around in any case

isazi

@Stefano-M64 said in SOFTWARE UPDATE 2.35.34 Q2:

I don’t believe that just doubling the thickness would kill the amoled and/or the battery, since the data would move around in any case

Doubling the thickness of the lines, doubles (or more) the number of pixels on, so it does affect both battery and display life.

Александр Даниленко

@enriqueescoms if you go down to intervals, is the sum of intervals 1500m as well?

enriqueescoms

@Brad_Olwin Yes, before it was possible. I’ve checked it. In private message I’ve linked a video of this. I can only consider the new situation either a mistake or an unfortunate step backwards. 🫤

enriqueescoms

@Александр-Даниленко So yes! The sum of partials gives the good amount, coinciding with the Suunto 9PP. In future swims I will continue checking.

Ecki D.

Battery drainage issue anyone?
Just was checking with the down button my SPP9 showed 10%.
Turned on standby for the display, now about 10minutes later I got an “Energy Saving activated” Message and it Say 1%.
This morning After the Update it was at 43%.
Played around with brightness level in the last hour, set to high for an hour, and it fell form 25% down to 10%. Okay - but now suddenly 1% seems quite strange.

isazi

@Ecki-D already reported to Suunto, apparently few users are experiencing battery drain. Recharge and reboot, it should solve the issue while Suunto investigates.

Александр Даниленко

@Ecki-D just in case you can also check if “Backlight” is off in control menu.

I had same issue after some update (not this one) with S9PP, but then found that backlight was on (even after 2 watch reset!).

When I turned it off, it became fine.

Likarnik

I found a bug in new pause screen. If yoi pause before power goes to 0, it stays there. Meanwhile HR is showing real time values when paused. Not a mayor issue, just reporting

stromdiddily

Long press middle button to move screens in opposite direction…love that!

But also, how do I get to the options menu now without pausing the activity?

Naseem Rayyan

Don’t like that the new update took away the feature of being able to tap a complication and have it cycle through to the other ones.

isazi

@stromdiddily long press bottom

Dimitrios Kanellopoulos

@Likarnik I have the same with the hr zone ring when using external sensors. Reported.

GiPFELKiND

@enriqueescoms said in SOFTWARE UPDATE 2.35.34 Q2:

New (minor) BUG found:

I have verified that in the snorkel sport mode, the stop/pause menu that is displayed is the old one, not the new one.

(In the rest of the sport modes that I have tried, the function is correct).

Please someone report it. Thank you.

Really?! Oh No. I waited for Something like this 🥳 what are the fieldtesters doing when Testing a new Firmware? And things like that are not known? Cannot believe it

sartoric

@GiPFELKiND
Lucky Suunto to have you pointing this out

Raimo Järvi

@Stefan-Kersting
@Egika said in SOFTWARE UPDATE 2.35.34 Q2:

Some of those indeed sound weird. There’s no separate GNSS settings for an S+…
Maybe @Raimo-Järvi can help with the discrepancy of this S+?

Weekly distance app shows total distance of workouts where you used Weekly distance app, which may or may not be same as total distance of all workouts of the week. First day of the week in Weekly distance depends on your watch setting, which I think is automatically synced from mobile device.

Indeed there is no separate GNSS setting for SuuntoPlus. How would that even work…

The Suunto+ app might be interpreting the data differently compared to the sport mode. This can happen if there are differences in how each mode processes GPS data, especially if there are signal interruptions.

It’s possible if SuuntoPlus app calculates the values itself, but in this case it uses the same distance value as other displays. A few apps like Direct path or Loop apps use GPS coordinates for calculations, but mostly the apps work with higher level values like speed, distance etc.

Synchronization Issues: There might be a synchronization issue between the Suunto+ app and the watch. Ensure that both are fully synced before and after your activity.

There could be all sorts of synchronization issues, but I don’t know what this means. There’s nothing you can do to “Ensure that both are fully synced” AFAIK.