Suunto ZoneSense
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@atoponce yes it builds a baseline from regular easy efforts, it’s covered in the FAQs. I don’t know about the multiple watches question.
For me ZoneSense is really promising, but it feels like an alpha product.
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Hello all !
I use COROS Heart Rate Monitor, it’s optical captor Wearing on the arm. The precision is good. the Zonesense application doesn’t work with it ? but monitoring yes !
an idea why ?
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@Bouli you mean the HR estimation good?
OHR only estimate, do not measure, ZoneSense operates with HRV and needs as a mandatory prerequisite a belt that provides R-R data, this can’t be taken from OHR. -
ha… ok ! thanks for the answer
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Hi! I have using the zonesense app since i bought my race s but it has stopped working recently. My chest strap seens to work fine and it is measuring my heart rate, but in the zonesesne screen i can only see a waiting for data message and the 10min timer does not start. Any suggestions on what can be the issue?
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@SalvaGali The belt is not providing data. So either battery is dead or the belt is bad. My belt lasts about a year before I replace them. Sensors last forever. Or your belt is not connected to the watch.
Try to pair the belt again.
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@SalvaGali said in Suunto ZoneSense:
waiting for data message
Either, as @Brad_Olwin says, the strap is malfunctioning, OR there is a bug present… When ZS was very new, adding another SuuntoPlus app (certain ones) would block the ZS app, resulting in the message you mention: ‘Waiting for data’. They fixed the apps people reported, but I myself later experienced the same bug while using ZS + another SuuntoPlus app + navigating a route. From memory they later did fix that specific (exact) combination.
Even though ZS now is a native function and doesn’t require the ZS app to be active, there might still be compatibility issues with other S+ apps (especially if you also run the ZS app).
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@Brad_Olwin thanks for you response. As i said, the belt seems to be working fine because i can see the hr data in the watch and later in the app and in strava. Any other suggestion?
@Inge-Nallsson said in Suunto ZoneSense:
@SalvaGali said in Suunto ZoneSense:
waiting for data message
Either, as @Brad_Olwin says, the strap is malfunctioning, OR there is a bug present… When ZS was very new, adding another SuuntoPlus app (certain ones) would block the ZS app, resulting in the message you mention: ‘Waiting for data’. They fixed the apps people reported, but I myself later experienced the same bug while using ZS + another SuuntoPlus app + navigating a route. From memory they later did fix that specific (exact) combination.
Even though ZS now is a native function and doesn’t require the ZS app to be active, there might still be compatibility issues with other S+ apps (especially if you also run the ZS app).
It doesn’t work both when using it with the climb app and also when using it alone… i dont’t know it’s really disappointing
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@SalvaGali Have you tried to unistall ZS and install again?
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@SalvaGali
Have you checked the quality of the r-r data from the belt? For example, by uploading the file to Runalyze and looking at the r-r plot.
If the belt is worn (or too dry, moving a lot or anything else that reduces data quality), it can be good enough to get realistic HR values but not usable r-r interval data. ZoneSense then won’t calculate.In this example, signal quality was poor but the hr data was largely ok:
Whereas if your data looks more like this, it should be working:
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Perhaps the statement of @Inge-Nallsson is really helpful… some days ago I recognized that ZS in the SA is away… the chest strap is about 10month old… I changed the battery but nothing changed… after the post I thought about it and I remembered that I tested another app in the watch… live tracking and ZS app together… today I disabled Live tracking… ZS data is again in the app today! Perhaps somebody of the Suunto team can check this?
