Suunto Vertical: Bug Collection
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@Mitch9 same. Well I assume so, as I’m asleep and can’t really check, but the numbers (and how I feel in the morning) are very aligned.
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@Iggge Which are your ‘rest heartrate’ and ‘sleep hours’ settings in your configuration parameters?
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@jjpaz Rest heart rate 60 BPM.
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@Iggge Those settings are similar to my settings (sleep hours 22:00-7:00 in my case). My configured rest heartrate is 60 and my mimimum sleeping heartrate us 42-43bpm.
My sleep summary:
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@jjpaz That looks good. Tonight i got 6.50 hours of sleep and that is correct. But dont know why my sleep analysis dont work as it should
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Has anybody checked the temperature show in vertical is above 6-8 degrees higher
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@lilaceo Higher than what…?
Keep in mind that if you wear the watch, your body temperature also heats the watch. I left mine on the table for a while and it matches the room temperature. -
@jjpaz I had it workout well this week up until last night!
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@surfboomerang comparing with thermometers and I’m not wearing on my wrist the watch, both yhe thermometer and the watch are on the table
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@lilaceo
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@lilaceo said in Suunto Vertical: Bug Collection:
@surfboomerang comparing with thermometers and I’m not wearing on my wrist the watch, both yhe thermometer and the watch are on the table
Did you remove the watch from your wrist long enough before comparing? Thermal inertia could be important : the whole watch must be at ambiant temp to check.
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@DrSilverthorn Thanks, but I’m interested in getting the AUTOlaps show up, in addition to the manual laps. The manual laps always show up, but the autolaps are missing.
Any ideas?
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@TurtleCub
I don’t seem to find the history for context…
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Hello! Anyone since last update Does it happen to you that when you are on the map, the location is not centered on the screen? I have to postpone as I go. Do you have any solution?
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@Carlos97atz do you have the ruler enabled? Then it won’t automatically re-center. You have to tap the screen for it to re-enter.
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@surfboomerang No, no la tengo habilitada. No sabia que las publicaciones se traducían automaticamente
Y yo escribiebdo en ingles Tengo que ir moviendo con el dedo el mapa hasta encontrar mi ubicacion otra vez, cada vez que avanzo -
@Carlos97atz and it also doesn’t re-center if you tap the screen?
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I can confirm that the map doesn’t center automatically like before, if you move the map.
To make it centered again on position, just tap once on screen.
I don’t think it’s a bug, but more likely a welcome update. First I was disturbed but in fact it’s pretty cool because when you move the map that’s because you want to see another area. Before it was almost impossible to navigate on map due to auto-center.I just tested it accidentally this afternoon during a trail running on a place I didn’t know ; I was forced to change from the route I had prepared due to submerged roads (overflowing), and it was very cool to navigate on map without auto center. One tap on screen and it’s back on center.
(Ruler was disabled)So for me, nice improvement.
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@surfboomerang if I tap one time it centers again
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@Tieutieu Ah vale, ya me estaba preocupando jajajja. Pues si, es una buena idea para explorar. Tengo otra pregunta no se si es mejor preguntar aqui o en otro apartado.
He visto gente que mientras esta de ruta siguiendo un track en el reloj, entra en ese mismo track en la aplicación y sale el track y su ubicación actual. Yo no se hacerlo. Es una muy buena idea para explorar tambien de la aplicación.
Gracias!
