Suunto 9 Firmware Update Suggestions
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Customizable fields in watchfaces through APP, like workout fields are done
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More than one suuntoplus function at a time
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@Maryn I did have special sport profiles with Navigation in the past when I used Suunto 9. But that is cumbersome because that would lead to multiplying of very similar sport modes. I ended up having something like this:
- Trail running with HR
- Trail running without HR
- Trail running with HR and navigation fields.
- Trail running without HR but with navigation fields.
Pretty soon it becomes unmanageable and error prone.
It is far more elegant to enable additional navigation specific screens, that are also customizable, only when navigation is enabled.
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@GNZ-ct completely agree. I like steps on all watch faces and as a S9B owner feel unhappy that all other watches got this on the new face!
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Possibility to setup « climb » in suunto+. 10 m is really to low, my watch ring lot of time this morning.
I’ll go this week to 42kms, 3000D+ and i’m affraid for battery life if it vibrate any + or - 10 meters -
@ink357 if will been not every 10m. Except if you go on a camel type mountain (lots of camels) 10m is just the threshold for the feature to kick in. You can go up 1000m and it will be only one hill counted.
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@ink357 As @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos says it not counts a hill every 10 m. Today I tested it in a 10 km run with 383 m of ascent and it registered 8 climbs.
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@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos said in Suunto 9 Firmware Update Suggestions:
@ink357 if will been not every 10m. Except if you go on a camel type mountain (lots of camels) 10m is just the threshold for the feature to kick in. You can go up 1000m and it will be only one hill counted.
thank you for that. My next question is what is the trigger to complete the climb which can be 10m or more hight.Maybe 10m descent?
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2 datafield screens. There are certain runs when all I need is pace and distance or pace and interval number…etc.
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@zrumlow have you tried using the 3 field display and choose the empty field for the lower and smaller number?
That should do it pretty well for you -
@Egika, that’s not the same, the font size is maintained, so all you’re doing is wasting screen space on an empty field.
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@zrumlow said in Suunto 9 Firmware Update Suggestions:
@Egika, that’s not the same, the font size is maintained, so all you’re doing is wasting screen space on an empty field.
I agree - not the same. But a solution for: “I only need two numbers”
the lower field is smaller anyway, so not wasted too much space.I use it this way and can eaysily read the two big numbers at the short glance I get on my wrist when kayaking.
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My wishlist after 7th September update of S9b
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Here is a simple request… from a new Suunto 9 owner coming from Garmin F5 & F3.
- Looped menu, when you hit the bottom of the list, you go back to the top. Instead of having to scroll all the way back up.
As I play with the watch I’ll probably come up with more suggestions!
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@Andrew-Chau said in Suunto 9 Firmware Update Suggestions:
As I play with the watch I’ll probably come up with more suggestions!
I’m sure you will search and vote, there are already very good ideas from experienced users
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@Andrew-Chau If your trying to go back one menu level HOLD the middle button down. In fact you can keep it down and go all the way back to the clock.
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@fritzbt2013 or scroll right and go back to the main screen
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@fritzbt2013 nah, just getting back to the top of the same menu. It’s probably just me and my lack of patience
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@Andrew-Chau said in Suunto 9 Firmware Update Suggestions:
It’s probably just me and my lack of patience
It’s not just you. And it hasn’t always been the case at Suunto.
The main Ambit menu is looped and customisable to the extent that you can hide un-wanted functions. Either, both or full customisation would be nice in a more advanced watch. Perhaps just the option to reorder the list.
[Mountain/molehill Mode ON] It’s a long, slow slog from Settings to Environment or annoying to go back in order to go forward. [Mountain/molehill Mode OFF] [… Still a bloody mole problem, tho’.]