@sartoric time frame is set from 23u15 to 8u00. I’ve just checked and last weekend it registered sleep outside this time frame from around 22u30 while I was still at least two hours up.

@Ojmjakon said in Little green spot by watch face - Suunto 9: I thought this green dot is something more useful… Well, the dot does represent new information … and knowledge is power … but, sadly, the wrong kind for extending battery life. Enjoy.

Thanks, guys, I have sleep tracking set to off, so maybe vibrations. I’ll put them somewhere else and let’s see.

@inkognito Thanks for explaining! That would be the problem.

Hallo Muzzelmaus! Nach ein paar Aktivitäten wird dir erst dein Fitnesslevel angezeigt. Brustgurt wird dazu nicht benötigt. Lg.

@дима-мельниченко Glad to help

Same experience as @isazi, but then with GPS only selected

@g287-sf in SA home screen, top right there is your watch. Click there, in the watch screen click on the three dots on the upper right corner. Press send logs. Tell us the exact time you sent them, and your account. Also in private (for privacy reasons).

@michaeldwilson maybe it was a warning that you’ve lost satellite reception?

@deserthike20 This was it. I had it set to “on”. This was my only quibble with the watch. I think the combo of this set to off and using do not disturb in certain situation will give me all I need to be discreet.

@ze-stuart Sadly I didn’t. It was happening around the time when other weirdness with heart rate and saving screen at the end of workout being stuck like forever was happening, so I chalked it off to that one.

@костянтин-дорошенко It is the %O2 in the atmosphere based on your elevation.

@theguyfromthesummit No problem

@egika Hello Egika Sorry I do not catch your question, my limited english here ! Let me just rephrase my point and please tell me yours. This watch is awesome and I bough this BARO version especially because it contains a real barometer sensor which means normally that even without the GPS signal which is the alternative to compute an altitude … the watch can still give you a real altitude (of course owning the fact you calibrate the altimeter when you start your journey (my father teached me when I was a young kid following him in mountain that a barometric altimeter is a lying barometer, but which is also an advantage) Now my point The graph of barometric evolution is awesome and I like to get a look to it when I’m on the alitmeter view. For sure, we may say it is by far giving much more informations than a simple pointer showing the current pressure as it shows an evolution … . this is true … but it has just a small drawback … in term of pure feeling and fast interpretation, the old school altimeter with just this pointer was easier to catch if we are on a “depression” (pointer on the left) or an “anticylclonic” moment (pointer on the right)… and more the poitner was goign to th extreem more you can sure it will be a nasty weather arriving … this catch … In exactly 1 millisecond your eyes put on it. Of course … I super mega like this new SUUNTO plus Weather screen, so much that I’m asking why don’t you offer to add it as a standard additional screen directly when one setup our personalized exercises view … or also availble through just few clicks always available from the default watch face where you read the current time ==> See my other poste here : https://forum.suunto.com/topic/6679/my-own-custom-sports-mode-and-a-small-proposal-of-improvement?_=1624868253457

Thanks! I checked some lab testing results (2 years old) and there my max HR was a bit higher (but nevermind, I was just a bit confused). So if this is still in the normal variability range, I am glad, that the strap still works properly

@be1t0n If you are on iOS you cannot, a shame as it would be great to be able to edit a route once imported.