@isazi That would be great!

@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.

@Fenr1r thank you, I’ve got access to both IOS and Android devices. Waypoint coordinates currently exist in the Garmin / BaseCamp (MapSource) eco system right now.

@Schalk-Liebenberg but i am still not sure why it would not upload with the cable.

@R-Rubio J’ai le même problème. Une fois par jour (au moins) la montre se bloque avec les messages suivants: “Erreur 1403,1403,1403,1403 Version du logiciel 3.29.34” C’est très énervant.

@Rémi-Perrin-0 Well, it seem you really have a hardware issue

@Pierre-L I would try and clean the sensor once more and put a few drops of isopropyl alcohol to displace any residual water and dry it in a warm place. Sometimes drops of water will trap and put pressure on the sensor giving erratic readings. I would try that before I would say the sensor is bad.

@Matthieu-Fou It was working in the past (I did it), no checked with current database structure. https://forum.suunto.com/post/78885 Edit : I just checked and POIs have a key, I don’t remember if it was the case in the past.

Si por casualidad también registrabas tus entrenos en otra aplicación, por ejemplo Strava, podrías recuperarlos a través de una app llamada RunGap disponible en iOS (imagino que si no usas iOS seguramente exista un equivalente en Android).

@Pagan29 dans le menu de la montre, il doit y avoir un truc du style connectivité et à l’intérieur il faut virer la connexion à l’ancien téléphone.

@moreusernameftw in the app press the little watch icon on the upper right corner (Android), and you will find the sport mode customization in the screen, after the S+ apps and guides.

@Igor-Horvat no, they will not, the Suunto 9 and 9 baro are not produced, sold, or developed anymore.

[image: 1735919627733-screenshot_20250103-114919_suunto.jpg] An example of an interval training summary in the Suunto app and the explained problem. Total training was 16k. And I did 4x7min and 1x 4min interval training.

@Argo320 maybe SuunotLink doesn’t exist, but SuuntoLink is here to stay

@nickkg same here. All connections to my Apps (Adidas, Komoot, etc) are lost.

@Danny-poleg Thanks for the help, but I had already done that. After connecting to Suuntolink, the information visible in the photos appears. And in the end the clock stays the same.[image: 1734801294038-20241221_165721.jpg] [image: 1734801306848-20241221_093519.jpg]

@Yes_MrFranco I had a SB 9 for 3 years with no issues whatsoever using the supplied cable, a 3rd party cable and a 3rd party charging stand… The only thing I noticed was that the magnet in the 3rd party cable was not as strong.

@brugglyn yes, the function is still missing. One year ago I complained to Customer Care, but it is still missing. Very disappointing that a LIFE-SAVING feature is not important to Suunto.