Suunto 9 energy saver

[karel louda]

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos
but when is the watch taking off and measures no HR (I hope, when is off the hand measures nothing), would be deactivate blinking too.

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@karel-louda it will do that only in the sleep phase. 80% of the cases it will abort and will not measure HR. You can run off sleep tracking if you do not have it worn. That is only the edge case that it will enable HR if not worn.

[karel louda]

@sartoric Yes, enabled.

[karel louda]

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos
Now i tried it with deactivated sleep tracking an it is the same… still blinking.

[sartoric]

@karel-louda
Did you disable 24/7 too ?

[karel louda]

@sartoric
Not. On the day, I want 24/7 HR and when sleep, I want saving the battery. What have I such exotic requirements?

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

Again, do you move the watch or it gets vibrations from the floor ?

[sartoric]

@karel-louda
Well 24/7 is self-explanatory

[karel louda]

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos
no. The watch is lying on the ground and I very don`t believe it gets any vibrations from the floors. Would You can test it too?

[Egika]

@karel-louda said in Suunto 9 energy saver:

@sartoric
Not. On the day, I want 24/7 HR and when sleep, I want saving the battery. What have I such exotic requirements?

You know, what 24/7 means?

[karel louda]

@Egika
And do You know what means battery saver?

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

I am quite sure it picks up vibrations. Mine 6 watches all do it. I have to really keep them somewhere not affected by waling etc.

[jthomi]

Same here with my Suunto Spartan Sport, sometimes I am wondering why it is making any sounds out of the closet.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos said in Suunto 9 energy saver:

I am quite sure it picks up vibrations. Mine 6 watches all do it. I have to really keep them somewhere not affected by waling etc.