Software Update 2.44.46 (2025 Q3)

Squirrel

@Miroslava said in Software Update 2.44.46 (2025 Q3):

Do you think my 7 days of sleep and HRV data will be restored tomorrow? I even see that my VO2 max has disappeared. Currently the watch says to wear the watch 3 days a week to get HRV data.

I don’t know. I never had to reset my watch. But you should have everything in your app&account. In the worst case, like with a new watch, you might have to wait for sleep, HRV and VO2 max to be collected by the watch again. In my case it took many more than 3 runs to get VO2 max. It was more than a month of having the watch.

Alpha 156.42

Miroslava

@Squirrel yes we will see. In app i have all. In the past i had vo2 max after first run, tommorow i will go run so i will see

Ze Stuart

@brechtvb hmm no idea! I stopped using wheel sensors and my life has been better for it.

Stefano M64

@Miroslava said in Software Update 2.44.46 (2025 Q3):

Basically the watch behaves like new, I have to set everything up. But apparently I’m not the only one

oddly mine preserved the widgets selection and order, the buttons shortcuts, and luckily the downloaded maps
The fact that at least the personal data cannot be restored from the app is quite annoying, as the customized activities
Hopefully in the next future a restore option will be included(!)

Miroslava

@Stefano-M64 tou have Race? As me the same widgets its ok but another no, now i must change my heart rate zones for running

Stefan Kersting

Kind of horny now… if you can say that… waiting for the update

wakarimasen

@Stefan-Kersting said in Software Update 2.44.46 (2025 Q3):

Kind of horny now… if you can say that… waiting for the update

SergioB

@pavel.samokha said in Software Update 2.44.46 (2025 Q3):

Improvements and bug fixes:

Zoom range indicator on map

What does this mean?

Tieutieu

@Tieutieu said in Software Update 2.44.46 (2025 Q3):

Well, I will test climb guidance updates on Friday over a 100miles trail running race.

Please note that SV upgrade has been postponed after I wrote that !
Sorry guys that I’ve send panic !

Joke apart : update went smoothly on my SRs, no issue and all data were still there after processing

Stefano M64

@Miroslava said in Software Update 2.44.46 (2025 Q3):

@Stefano-M64 tou have Race? As me the same widgets its ok but another no, now i must change my heart rate zones for running

Race, yes
maybe it depends on the widgets, I have the Maps on the lower button, the Weather on the central one (crown), and the Notifications on the upper one

BTW: after the update I (stupidly) pressed the upper button to recall the last used activity, but being none (due to the partial reset) the watch froze and I had to restart it

Jan Suchánek

@Stefano-M64 Mee too Factory reset without warning. Thanks Suunto .

atoponce

@mabe2k I wonder if the manual lap button press bug is fixed with structured workout intervals?

2b2bff

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos why roll out features, that have known severe bugs? I don’t get that. Just delay it…

Funnily the widget says 57% -“mittelmäßg” and the App 73% - good. But as I scroll down in the widget the text says I have a good recovery… This matches the app…

Wilson75

Great update! can’t wait to install it on ny SV.

I am a runner and a cyclist. I particularly appreciate the new feature “Pairing multiple sensors”. This feature was highly requested.
Why did not get this feature earlier? I can see that even S9PP is supported.

Edit: Dont take it wrong. all I mean is Better late than never

Myan Patel

I just installed the update and went ahead to re-pair my sensors but noticed a change:

My hr belt paired as normal but I’ve also got a combined speed/cadence sensor but after pairing I wasn’t asked to calibrate the wheel circumference?

Does anyone know if it is not required anymore, maybe a change in how it calculates or is it a bug?

Stavrogin

@Tieutieu This might be one that you want to get in front of. After the update it had me start watch setup like it was a completely new watch.

Super excited about changes, just wish I did not lose the workouts that were on the watch for the week. Not a big deal, they are registering in TSS, just not the log.

Jan Suchánek

@Wilson75 Just test it. Now I can pair Garmin speed sensor AND Garmin cadence sensor. BUT ONLY ONE CAN BE CONNECTED AT SAME TIME.

Mads Hintz-Madsen

@pavel.samokha Pairing Assioma Uno power meter pedals has issues for me. The power meter is found and it pairs.

Now the default crank length is set to 170mm so I need to change the crank length to 172.5mm which is what I actually have on my bike. However, after selecting the 172.5mm crank length in the watch, the watch displays “Saving” for around a minute before it then returns to the “Set Crank Length” menu without having changed the crank length (still listed as the wrong 170mm).

So my power meter reading on the watch is now incorrect as the crank length seemingly cannot be modified from the default value.

Hope, this can be fixed asap as this now makes the main activity stats such as power, calories, TSS, CTL, ATL and TSB incorrect when using my power meter. Basically, this bug has now “broken” my watch as road cycling is my main activity that I use the watch for

Edit: I am using Suunto Race btw.

Edit 2: Actually the bug is such that the watch cannot write the crank length to the actual power meter pedals. So if you have other means to get the correct crank length written to the power meter pedals then that will work. I can use the Favero smartphone app for that. So it is all good now. So the bug is basically that the watch fails to write the crank length to the Assioma Uno power meter pedals. This bug might even have been there before this latest update - I don’t remember…

Edit 3: I did some testing and I am now pretty confident that the watch is actually able to write the crank length to the power meter pedals. However, the watch is not able to read and show the current crank length. So whenever you go to the crank length setting in the watch, it will always show 170mm even if the actual crank length stored in the power meter pedals is something else. This was confirmed by writing different crank length values to the power meter pedals using the watch and then checking the stored value from the power meter pedals using the Favero smartphone app. So in summary, you can configure the crank length using the watch. But the configured crank length cannot be displayed/checked in the watch itself. You will to use the Favero app to confirm that the crank length is configured correctly.

Sportsfreund

Will the update for the vertical be released today?