Suunto Vertical: Bug Collection

EzioAuditore

Donwnloading 2.25.64.6205 now

Ivan De Rasis

@Hristijan-Petreski

@surfboomerang I haven’t changed anything else. And it happened for the first time since I got them (16th of May).

isazi

So now that we have the hotfix, please report bugs in separate posts, this thread is otherwise difficult to follow.

I had zero resets with the hotfix so far, but we all know that perfect software does not exist, so

babychai

@isazi FYI, yesterday i saw my previous downloaded map on my SA are missing after Hotfix updated. so i re-download Malaysia map again.
Just now i open the Map just to see the map without doing any navigation/activity and i saw got the Contour Line already. So great.
Anyway, thanks for your assistance ^_^

seanvk

@tomasbartko A similar approach. An alternative is to reduce the lag.

isazi

@babychai I am glad that you have contour lines now, but the update should not delete maps. Did you have any error after the update?

gone troppo

Damn I hope this update doesn’t delete maps because my map of Queensland Australia took almost 10 hours to download. If it deletes it can stay deleted I won’t be downloading it again

Mitch9

@gone-troppo said in Suunto Vertical: Bug Collection:

Damn I hope this update doesn’t delete maps because my map of Queensland Australia took almost 10 hours to download. If it deletes it can stay deleted I won’t be downloading it again

My maps are still there after the update.

babychai

@isazi i saw the Malaysia map are not in SA after i updated Hotfix. i feel strange too.
Previously i only need to download 1 time for Malaysia map but this time Malaysia map has break into 16 state map so this time i need to download 16 times for each state map.
So far so good no error yet but i’m happy now got contour lines

isazi

@babychai so maybe they updated the Malaysia map after we reported it was missing contour lines

babychai

@isazi awesome, thanks. So this improvement should be one of the Map UI improvements ️

Jugger

My Vertical is showing really short sleeping times. I did soft reset last saturday because of black map. Maps were fixed but after that I get maybe 3-5 hours of sleep on summary though I sleep approx. 8 hours. I also installed new hotfix when it was published but it has no effect. I copied settings from S9PP and it never showed this kind of behavior. Should I wait for new FW update or try soft reset? Sleeptimes are set 23.35 - 9.00. DND is off.

Dimitrios Kanellopoulos

@Jugger it needs 1 week to calibrate

Jugger

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Thanks! It was working well after I got it so I got worried there was some problem with FW or SW. I’ll keep using it and see what happens.

gone troppo

@Jugger

Hey mate I get the same, gets it wrong by very short sleep times maybe 60% of the time. I told them in the survey they must allow us to manually edit sleep otherwise all other metrics are useless

gone troppo

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos

I have had the watch 4.5 weeks and it hasn’t gotten better in fact the first week I had it was the best by far in terms of sleep recording

Dimitrios Kanellopoulos

@gone-troppo so the start / end sleep times are wrong or the total sleep duration ?

What times have you setup and what times do you usually go to sleep and wake up ?

Jugger

Here’s before soft reset sleeping summary. Last night I started sleeping a bit after midnight but watch says 6.38 which is totally wrong.

ericjean

@Frederick-Rochette @runomatic Just a quick point on battery life & use (generic stand point):
1/ Battery provide energy through a chimical process and it’s efficiency is depending on the external temperature: The battery use depends highly of the environmental situation. 2/ GPS energy use vary widely depending the zone, the electromagnetic perturbation around the gps receiver, the cloud, the orientation of the gps antenna etc etc
3/ what you call guys ‘calibration’ is the worst exercise a battery can run through: Below a 20 to 40%, depending on battery chimistery, the risk to permanently damage a battery cell (aka individual element) is important and this ‘calibration’ is in fact the best way to decrease the life of your battery.
4/ Battery duration provided by any OEM is a calculation done in best condition for GPS reception, temperature etc etc. These conditions are pretty far from real life and everyday use.
5/ As per my own ‘vertical’ experience yesterday 3 hours a bike ride under the rain at 20° as used as much battery as today 1h54 at 30° - 35° with no cloud: 6% with screen on, two sensors and one Suunto plus app. As a comparison my bike computer was using 3x more battery % . Globally my experience show that one week of use including 15 to 20 hours of training use 30 to 40 % of the battery.

As a conclusion do not worry of the battery use. Just take the Suunto data for what is it an approximation. What you have noticed during your runs seems pretty good to me and in relation with what I’ve experienced.

Enjoy sports, pain and suffering it is the best way to heaven