Reset while charging
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@jjpaz I’ve seen the exact same thing when charging. Reboot and restore. Not sure why this is occurring as I’m using the factory cable and correct wattage charger. Never saw this before with my Peak
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Solar or non-solar version?
Could it be that the watch crashes on a pending map download? That is the only thing that starts after a while when connected to a wall charger (and WiFi) as far as I know.Suunto Vertical Titanium Solar
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@surfboomerang Non solar (All black model).
No, I wasn’t dowloading map, only my every 2 weeks ordinary battery charge because watch had 10% battery left. And watch is 4,5 months old, it’s been full charged several times since may and this is the first “charging issue”.The curious thing was that I wasn’t be able to perform reset to factory settings until battery is at least at 40% of full charge so watch suffered at least 3 “reset to safe state” loops until reach 40% battery level.
Suunto T3D, Suunto Spartan Trainer, Suunto Spartan Ultra (retired), Suunto 9 Baro (retired), Suunto 9 Peak (retired), Suunto Vertical Titanium Solar, Suunto Race S.
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@jjpaz Did you send the log files to Suunto?
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@SuperFlo75 Nope…
️Suunto T3D, Suunto Spartan Trainer, Suunto Spartan Ultra (retired), Suunto 9 Baro (retired), Suunto 9 Peak (retired), Suunto Vertical Titanium Solar, Suunto Race S.
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@jjpaz I guess it is “solved” for now.
I am curious what happens if you disabled bluetooth on your phone before charging. Or unpair the watch at all from SA. -
Logs sent to Suunto, 18:54 Madrid time.
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@surfboomerang Mine is a solar; was connect to wifi to update maps and charging. Crash occurred while watch switched from the round charging display to the watch display with charging icon.
Crashed at 97% charge and performed factory reset causing the data to be lost and having to manually change the settings on the watch (sex, height, weight, sounds, sleep tracking, sport mode, etc).
What is strange is I do not see the option to send logs to Suunto on the app.
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@Todd-Danielczyk Same for me. Screen changed to watchface with time and charging icon instead of the round charging bar screen. I’ve never seen that screen before, always the new charging screen…
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@jjpaz please send logs and DM me email you use in Suunto App (and please don’t create duplicate posts/topics)
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@Todd-Danielczyk Depending on the app version/platform feature to send logs is either in the end of the Settings or in the Watch menu
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@pavel-samokha Done, thanks!
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@pavel-samokha thank you. I will check and send.
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@Todd-Danielczyk @jjpaz
Thanks for your logs.Unfortunately we couldn’t pinpoint exact cause from them, but there are two things I’d like to ask you to do:
- Try to disable WiFi on the watch (Settings -> Connectivity)
- If issue happens again please try to send the logs as soon as possible
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@pavel-samokha Will do, and thank you and the team for looking into this for us.
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@pavel-samokha Just out of curiosity (or in case it’s related), the problem arose when I connected the watch to the charger in the office where I work, and there the watch does not have any Wi-Fi network configured…
Could it be a bug when trying to connect via Wi-Fi when connecting the battery charger?
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Another two crashes while updating maps and connected to wifi. Captured error 1403 after it hard reset. Watch was at 81% charge and showed the same symptoms as above going from charge ring to watch face with charge icon. (logs sent to Suunto)
Appears to be a bug with wifi and wifi is required to download maps. It would be extremely useful to allow maps to be downloaded via mobile data as well as login wifi (hotels); neither currently work with the offline map feature.
Traveling remotely doesn’t always give a dedicated wifi connection without a login and it could be useful having different options to download maps while traveling. Personally, I have mobile data and verfication wifi much more often than I do a dedicated 2.4GHz network to use when I am traveling. -
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@Mff73 Unfortunately that can get really costly when roaming in some countries.
Downloading on phone and then transfer later to the watch might be an option. This way you can use public WiFi for the download. -
@surfboomerang, OK.
I will try to validate (except if an expert confirm) , but I think that you can connect your phone to a WiFi network, and in parallel share a “phone” hotspot from your phone which finally will share the WiFi data.
I may be wrong, but I think it should work.
