Timer app

sartoric

yes you can.
check the manual

There is a timer too , but it seems you cannot set a countdown shorter than 1 min, even with custom settings.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos

fweens

Thanks for your feedback.

I’ve seen nothing in the manual.

I’ve seen the timer but no beep heard…

Franck

sartoric

Correct, both timer and interval just vibrate

Interval from manual : https://www.suunto.com/en-gb/Support/Product-support/suunto_9/suunto_9/features/interval-training/

Dimitrios Kanellopoulos

@sartoric timer and interval do not only vibrate

fweens

From what I’ve seen intervals apply on running ; I do free diving.

Moreover the steps are 5 minutes, I’d like to setup 1 minute intervals…

A Former User

@fweens Intervals both beep and vibrate, depending on your sound settings. You can create intervals with any sport, which could be open water and maybe even scuba diving, and make them duration-based. For duration, anything above 10 sec is supported in 1-sec intervals up to 1 min. After that I think it’s 5 sec or so.

sartoric

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos said in Timer app:

@sartoric timer and interval do not only vibrate

Yep, you’re right … forgot I disabled all the beeeeps

fweens

@NickK : thanks… Could you please explain how to do this for, for instance, open water ? I haven’t found anything in the user guide…

A Former User

@fweens Before you start an activity (when you on a screen with Start on it and sensor status icons), press button down or swipe down to get to activity menu. One of the options there is intervals. Click to enable, which would lead you to intervals customization. Alternatively, you can do that during the activity that has already started: long-press middle button to activate options menu. The rest is the same.

I just checked: intervals can be set anywhere from 10 sec and up. You get a work phase and a separate recovery phase. Not sure it makes much sense for you for free diving, but you can set up 30 sec for each, and get alternating beeps/buzzes.

Also, there’s scuba and free diving activities in the list of supported workout types. Now, I’m sure good people at Suunto will tell you “thou shell not dive with a sports watch.” And they, of course, would be right. That being said, water resistance of 100 m of static pressure is 100 m of static pressure

fweens

Thanks @NickK ; this is crazy !

When I look at the swimming pool options, I have:
Pool length
Targets
Backlight
Sensors
Battery mode and so on but no intervals

Best,
Franck

Dimitrios Kanellopoulos

@fweens Pool swimming does not support intervals.

That is the only mode that does not as it tries to cleverly define pool lines of course after they are done (pushing on the wall for example “turn”) .

Try another mode.