Reset while charging
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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.
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@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.
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@Mff73 I’m not sure. My phone tells me it will disable WiFi when I enable mobile hotspot.
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@surfboomerang
Test done, Samsung S20, connected to home wifi, mobile data turned off, phone hotspot on, and Suunto SV connected only to phone hotspot.
I downloaded successfully one map
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@Mff73 Ah, found it!
I noticed that my “wifi sharing” option was disabled under advanced settings. -
Today I’m recharging the watch (2 weeks after the last time), battery was at 25% but tomorrow I’m travelling so better traver with full charge.
I’ve disabled Wi-Fi connection before charging and watch is recharging correctly with the “charging screen” (it’s 96% just now). -
Goode evening everybody,
today I charged the SV. It had 50% of battery at the start. At 97% the watch went blank and I had to press the upper button for 12 seconds to reset the watch. Firmware 2.30.26.
Greetings!
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@Lechamoix it’s happened three or four times to me all in the last month. I assumed it just went to sleep after it charged but I only charge it a couple of minutes while I shower
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Today the first time, that my Vertical powered off after charging and I was forced to do a soft reset. I forgot to remove the watch from the charger after the 100 % were shown and I think this is the trigger for the bug. If I remove the watch immediately after charging to 100 % there has not been any problem until now.
