@GiPFELKiND correct, did not see that at first read.

@surfboomerang Now I got it. It worked. Thank you both!

If Suuntolink cannot connect to the watch, wait until the watch battery is empty, that is, the screen goes blank. Then connect it to a charger or the computer/Suuntolink. For me this worked with my Spartan Ultra, it started normal again.

YES!!! Thankx @zadow

@timecode I did check and unfortunately can’t help. I don’t see any issues on the cloud end. Different case. @adrian-suunto Suunto 9 Baro has limited storage size, your workout data may be already overwritten by newer workouts data. IIRC you can check that by open the workout on the watch and see if workout summary has charts (like HR graph). If no then it’s the workout data is gone from the watch. So if it failed to sync from the watch to mobile app then it’s unlikely we can do anything.

If I remember well, all the sport modes related to mountain (not only “mountain mode”) should have the barometer automatically set to “altimeter” and FusedAlti ready to kick in, to give priority to altitude changes measurement

@Darjan-Savšek yes it is possible and perhaps its worked on

@michal-orlík this is probably not fully on topic, but I was wondering if you could please explain how to have the watch auto count your laps. Specifically, today i did some pool swimming i did perhaps 10-15 laps and the counter stayed on 1 all time. Thank you in advance and sorry for the trivial questions, i have used Garmin for a very long time and the S9p is my first Suunto

@ollemelin @jean-william-cousin blimey, another place for me to send my training logs, I’ll register now

@Yannis-Belouris thanks, just requested it, along with swimming drills, to suunto support.

The altitude will automatically calibrate when starting an exercise. I never manually adjust my altitude. When traveling to and from work my altitude changes and sometimes it is not correct. This is typically due to changes in air pressure and will correct next time FusedAlti is activated. To activate FusedAlti manually, simply go to shortcuts from the altitude screen and select auto adjust altitude. Leave the watch outside and stationary until adjustment is complete, I usually take it off of my wrist. Hope this helps. PS. I summited a 4334m peak on Monday and have not adjusted my altitude in a long time. My watch read 4344m at the summit. I can live with that!

I’m one of the lucky ones, fairly consistent readings throughout the life of the watch. Consistently about 3-5 beats higher than a chest strap but in that range enough that I can count on that and make adjustments if needed.

@sartoric ah OK. Then its fixed

@Xande-Macedo keep that in mind. Can you send the logs via Suunto link , Suunto app or Movescount ? That would be great!

@Dave-n power saving enabled (from settings)

@Cuba1hr Hi, I also switched from V800 to S9baro since November. V800 is unbelievable, without training I charge my watch every 30 days! S9baro have pulse measurement off, standby on, 2-3 times weekly exercises each lasting 1 hour 20min. I charge the watch after 10 to 12 days. I also wonder if we can check the history of our watch by serial number.

@isazi mine isn’t working either, it made me 19 years older 2 days ago

@Ivan-Ivanusic don’t worry at all, we’re here to help

@tomahawk5000 said in I don't have interval option into my own training: Thank you so much and sorry for duplicate thread. I didn’t add interval screen, not sure why it’s obligatory Because it’s a view in a custom mode … so you can customize it