@thanasis said in trainingPeaks interval info:

@Brad_Olwin thank you so much
.Two observations

you have an RPE plan and not an HR/power one ( which is something I need to consider as well) but there is a difference in what is shown on the first interval versus the other ones .

To any suunto people here (I don’t know is @Mff73 is such a person or @Egika or @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos )
Is there a way that this could be addressed by suunto app showing the text of just the hard info ?

I can change to HR and it shows the HR range so similar. If you want the photos just let me know. I think the text is written in the wrong place in your plan. This is easy to edit in TP.

@Brad_Olwin Sorry for a bit off-topic but since you have so much experience with Suunto watches and the app, do you have any idea why my pace curves in the SA are so coarse? In the below screenshot I’ve set it up exactly like Jan’s shot (and this is on Android - which I think his is as well) with a 15 minutes window.

Granted that his pace scale is about twice my own, but that shouldn’t make such a difference. My pace data looks like it only have sporadic data points, but I’ve examined the .fit files and the ‘speed’ entries are logged every second and have normal variations.

I’ve never seen a finely plotted pace curve since I bought the Race S in Dec 2024.

Edit: The pace information while running, on the watch, is without any surprises and shows normal second variations. It’s just the graphs afterwards that lack definition, and frankly make them impossible to use for any insight as to what I actually did speed-wise:

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@gshaw34 Race S GPS did well with this:IMG_1407.jpeg
Here is the link to activity.
https://maps.suunto.com/move/bradleyolwin/67e33310652e404c5c3a605c

One more weird behavior here, trying to understand what happened. Backcountry skiing. Everything fine up to a certain moment where my watch decided to climb hundreds and hundreds of meters. Pics attached, I also have a JSON file downloaded from the excellent QS, if somebody wants to help me.

Hint. I was using my old AP3, attached to my backpack. It seems that both cases ocurred when going down on an excellent snow, having tons and tons of fun. I skied down previously, at a similar speed with the watch also in my backpack. Not so much fun, however. As i felt like in heaven, could it be that it was not only my feelings, but the reality???

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Vertical it is 🙂

@isazi said in Suunto Plus Stryd App:

@TyreseJ4 sorry, I meant that you should not connect the old way if you want to use the S+ app. So try to unpair, or just disable the sensor in the pre-activity screen, and try the app again

OMG, I know this thread is rather old but I had always thought that the Suuntoplus Stryd app did not work for me because the Stryd sensors never connected. It had not occurred to me that completely unpairing the Sensor would solve the problem. Any downsides to not pairing it as a footpod like in the old days? Does the Suunto watch and app (outside the Suunto+ Stryd app) see the power measured by the Stryd nonetheless?
EDIT: It appears the answer is no, all the other Suunto screens display and use wrist-calculated power (see https://forum.suunto.com/post/139268). I need to do some testing if that is still the case.

@Mika-Hirvaskari said in Suunto 7 lose credit cards & information added to Google Pay:

Anyone else having problems with Suunto 7 and Google Pay in a way that the cards added to Google Pay just stop showing in a watch (says some error message about the lost connection and asking to login to Gmail) and could not be used or added again before making a reboot to factory settings and doing all the steps in setup including adding card information and calling a bank to accept the verification request?

This started when receiving new credit card and adding it to Google Pay. It worked fine for some time eventually ending to mentioned error message, when trying to use it.
Makes me appreciate payment services that just work without all these headaches. Been checking out PayKassma, and they seem to have a solid, hassle-free approach to online payments. Worth a look: https://paykassma.com/blog/payments/what-is-vpa-virtual-payment-address.

I ran into the exact same issue not too long ago! Thought my Suunto 7 just decided to retire early. Turns out, the problem was with Google Pay struggling to sync properly after adding a new card. What worked for me was removing the card from Google Pay on my phone first, then restarting both the watch and the phone. After that, I readded the card on my phone, made sure it was verified, and only then tried adding it to the watch again. No factory reset needed, thankfully!

Bonjour a tous,
J’utilise une Suunto 5 peak depuis 1 an, que j’ai connecté à mon capteur de FC (Polar H9).
D’habitude tout va bien, à la fin d’une activité la montre charge 20 sec le temps de tout synchroniser et mon activité se télécharge sur mon application…
Or depuis ce matin, en revenant d’une sortie vélo, ma montre reste bloqué sur l’écran “synchro données FC” avec le petit chargement… Cela fait 3h que rien n’a bougé…

Je ne peux pas quitter cette synchro, j’ai essayé de déconnecter et reconnecter ma montre, d’enlever et remettre la pile de mon capteur de FC mais rien…
Le seul moment où je n’ai plus cet écran c’est quand je reçois une notif qui s’affiche donc sur ma montre.
Quelqu’un a t’il déjà eu ça, et/ou sait comment arrêter ça ?
Merci !
Björn

Re: Suunto 5

@DavidCheesman

Just to check:

Are you also syncing via cable to a computer running SuuntoLink?

@Dwartus

And may i ask what the feedback was from suunto?

@Kutmore Same thing, support said the barometer was faulty, out of the blue 🙄
I’ll try your method, thanks!!

Edit: did not work, tried on another computer that never add suunto software as well, no dice. My watch is bricked, shame