Software update 2.12.30 Staged Release for S3/S5/S9

[zvonejan]

Ok, looks I am too stupid :). I tried suunto plus climb again and I do not understand those created laps by suunto plus climb, especially lap 3 and 5. Lap one is perfectly clear to me. Can someona explaine what I do not understand here? Altitude in grey

[Fenr1r]

@inkognito Can one claim IP rights on the profits of a criminal enterprise? Do I have to unpack acquire my own cheerleader outfit?

[inkognito]

@Fenr1r Oh, you’re right. So, it’s just the castle treasure then, I won’t get my $$$ from Suunto. And, to be perfectly clear, there will be NO giveaway from my precious cheerleader outfits collection.
And now back to serious Suunto business

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@zvonejan give me a QS link

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@zvonejan said in Software update 2.12.30 Staged Release for S3/S5/S9:

Ok, looks I am too stupid :). I tried suunto plus climb again and I do not understand those created laps by suunto plus climb, especially lap 3 and 5. Lap one is perfectly clear to me. Can someona explaine what I do not understand here? Altitude in grey

For second glance here.

Lap 1 the part before your climb and till where the climb starts

Lap 2 the climb till the climb ends

Lap 3 end of climb and the downhill / no climb part (could have been flat)

Lap 4 end of downhill / flat another climb

Lap 5 end of the climb and towards end

Remember laps, at just a sinlge “event” that marks and summarizes the previous time. For example think about and activity with one lap button press.You can two parts and the summary for lap 1 (or 0) and lap 2 (or 1). Hope it makes sense.

Here are some examples how it looks on Quantified Self

The green lines are the lap triggers creating portions of the activity as laps. (see below)

[aalfaro5]

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos nice edition, very beautiful watch and wrist band!

[northeast_trekker]

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos I understand the lap 4 including a portion of downhill to confirm the climb is indeed over however the end of lap 3 wherein a portion of lap 4’s ascent is omitted seems to me the greater issue. That ascent seems to be part of the climb but as it is shoved into the descent lap it is not included. I understand that both confirming a climb is over and started are similar tasks but since the whole goal is to measure ascent performance real time it would seem important to be more strict on the starting demarcation, right? Maybe I’m oversimplifying this…

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@northeast_trekker lap 3 is the lap that the ascent ended and there was a downhill till the next ascent. Its not a hill lap. Its a manual lap that the hill S+ marks when a hill ends. You are seeing the lap portion defined by the end of climb 1 till start of climb 2.

1 lap = starting lap
2 lap = climb
3 lap = end of climb till next climb
4 lap = another climb
lap 5 = the rest

They are manual laps as if you would have done this manually:

Start training :

• Press lap when uphill starts
• Press lap when it ends
• Press lap on the next uphill
• Press lap when it ends

[northeast_trekker]

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos understood however that 10m is just not included within 4 (the climb), it is within 3 (the descent).

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@northeast_trekker correct that is the threshold and I hope it might go back in time and mark the lap there in a future release. Or the threshold to be lowered to 7m.

[northeast_trekker]

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos yeah what I was thinking was just that it could get beyond the threshold and then auto calculate backwards to the lowest elevation in the previous lap to adjust the stats accordingly. Of course if the laps themselves were adjusted post facto that would be more for analysis accuracy than in activity accuracy but both would be appreciated! Getting nitty gritty here! lol it is a very cool feature.

[zvonejan]

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos said in Software update 2.12.30 Staged Release for S3/S5/S9:

@northeast_trekker correct that is the threshold and I hope it might go back in time and mark the lap there in a future release. Or the threshold to be lowered to 7m.

Yes,exactly…reverse calculation for that threshold

[GNZ ct]

@zvonejan where do you see those graphs? Suunto App?

[Mi_chael]

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos

S9b updated with the last firmware.

Today i try to use SuuntoPlus with Safe and intervals training with 10 X 200m/200m.
I started the intervals after 21min
It was begun nice but after the 8 intervals i didn’t have the 200m recovery just the 200m workout in loop even after the 10th.
I make a pause and start. The interval stopped and I could reset it.

https://app.suunto.com/move/mikl100/5f58c39773c08a0f90ffaed3

[suzzlo]

@GNZ-ct are you referring to QS? https://quantified-self.io/

BR

[Brad_Olwin]

@Mi_chael Not clear on what is going on here. Were you using the built in interval function with SuuntoPlus Safe? The link to SuuntoApp does not show interval generated laps, you will need to add screenshots.

[Audaxjoe]

@Efejota I was playing with this, and you just go into the navigation option, and you have POI, breadcrumb, route, and bearing and can access it when recording and swao from route to bearing. I hope I have explained myself OK.

[GNZ ct]

@suzzlo i use QS but it doesn’t show those graphs.
Yesterday I tried s+ climbs, it created 6 manual laps in QS, but I cannot see them like you posted, they don’t show even in default graphs

[Mi_chael]

@Brad_Olwin
It’s not clear on SA.
I have a 70.3 this weekend and just a cool footing on Friday but I’ll try to set the same settings for to see it’s happen again or not.
I’ll try to take a pics on running.

[Brad_Olwin]

@Mi_chael good luck!