S9 (2.4.14) 'Calibrate FusedTrack' interface problem. Suunto Case #01853829
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Just finished another run with all possible magnets stripped off my clothes using Custom Mode with GPS = OK.
Preliminary results looks very promising:
5.03 km (from watch) vs 5.32 km (from smartphone app).
And, most importantly (for me), start and finish points are located where they expected to be.from watch:
actual track:
I’ll keep checking results in next runs…
I was wondering, could we avoid all this mess, caused by me, for which I’m really-really sorry, if a watch
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had some kind of ‘use straight line between GPS-acquired-points instead of requesting recalibration action’ option to avoid completely messed track;
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had some kind of magnet field detection mode which one could use to check his/her clothes/gear (sometimes rented) in order to find any emanation source that would jeopardize proper work of a watch.
@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos , I’m really-really sorry for all inconvenience I’ve caused, but what do you think about ideas above?
ps. I’m still banging my head on a wall…
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At least we finally sorted the mystery out.
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by far the most interesting thread in the forum
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@kolyany4
Out of curiosity, what’s the purpose of the mini magnet? Fastener?@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos
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@sartoric said in S9 (2.4.14) 'Calibrate FusedTrack' interface problem. Suunto Case #01853829:
@kolyany4
Out of curiosity, what’s the purpose of the mini magnet? Fastener?It keeps “finger cover” fixed/attached to outer side of palm when cover is “opened”.
This cover allows my gloves to be used as mitten (in really cold weather) or glove with opened fingers. -
@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos said in S9 (2.4.14) 'Calibrate FusedTrack' interface problem. Suunto Case #01853829:
by far the most interesting thread in the forum
Perhaps, Suunto support should be notified about following hint:
one should use watch in Compass mode (after compass has been calibrated) as a detector of magnetic field or metal construction.
Move your watch (with active Compass) in the vicinity of your gear/clothes/whatever. If your watch instead of showing compass will ask you to ‘Calibrate compass’, then you’ve found source of your possible problems with Compass, hence jeopardized FusedTrack functionality, and messed your tracks, as a result, whenever watch will get close to that source …
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@kolyany4 said in S9 (2.4.14) 'Calibrate FusedTrack' interface problem. Suunto Case #01853829:
@sartoric said in S9 (2.4.14) 'Calibrate FusedTrack' interface problem. Suunto Case #01853829:
@kolyany4
Out of curiosity, what’s the purpose of the mini magnet? Fastener?It keeps “finger cover” fixed/attached to outer side of palm when cover is “opened”.
This cover allows my gloves to be used as mitten (in really cold weather) or glove with opened fingers.Oh I see … That’s why I like the good ol’ buttons or velcro
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Oh I see … That’s why I like the good ol’ buttons or velcro
Are you sure those buttons can pass given above hint with Compass test?
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@kolyany4 I miss all of the fun when I am asleep:). I have very similar gloves but they fasten with Velcro not magnets… I am happy to hear that the problems may be solved. Magnets on many items these days are very strong and I can see how a magnet close to the watch would disrupt the compass. Good to know.
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Awesome topic
Good to know, because I also wanted to buy such gloves -
Today had another run. Results are OK (5.33 km vs 5.14 km).
However, another bug was found. But this one is related to “SA -> Strava” autosync:
https://forum.suunto.com/topic/1651/3-54-2-sa-strava-wrong-autosync-moving-timefrom watch:
from smartphone:
ps. I would make screenshot images to appear smaller in my messages, if I knew how to do it using only forum tools…
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Track looks quite OK
