@isazi hi, it’s in Komoot. I try to contact them to by Instagram.

@philou1209 avant de redémarrer la montre, regarde de quelles applications proviennent les notifications. Ensuite dans l’application Suunto choisi quelle application envoi les notifications à la montre et désactive les. De base les sms, suunto, strava, fonctionne bien le reste bof bof. Donc a ta place je ne garderais que les sms. Les appels bug souvent. Before restart the watch, check which app sent you notification. After move to the app, check which app send notification to the watch. Disable/enable only the one who work correctly as Messages, Suunto, Strava… Phone call always bug.

@isazi You were right, the chache did not change a thing, but after reinstalling the app all the curves are there. Thank you very much

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos it only happened once. did not work on touchscreen. Then I set the alarm again and snooze. didn’t give an error

@isazi thank you. Correct, 4iiii is a single crank sensor.

@traileyes Thanks for this! Great story!

@isazi Thank you!

@mff73 thanks for your answer. I don’t remember to enable this option, and I can’t find a way to find this one in the sportmode options. Do you know where is it located exactly so I can check ? But the screen turn off as soon as I hit the button “start” and not after waiting 10sec.

@brad_olwin autoDND has been my fix, but thanks for the heads up about settings. It turns out I had standby on, and I think that was the issue!

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos Yes, I read it. I was desperate because after reinstalling my phone and the new Android11 system, I was not able to pair S9 with the phone. I thought the problem may be in the old version. Then I found out that I hadn’t removed the “old phone” from the watch … Is it possible to see the folders in the watch just like in my Garmin Edge 520?

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos humm humm … it was not my problem. the situation was the following : on the beach, I checked the watch both my current position which I marked as a POI and the compass, all was OK I swim I swim I swim On the return when I was able to touch the sand, I press a long time on the central button and activate the navigation to the POI I recorded before What I observed then is the following the compass screen was here with a correct distance to my beach towel but the arrows both for north and target were almost at 180° when I moved my arm on the left or right the arrows were crasy (even not keeping the same direction but becomign a sort of erratic) when I was moving in the direction of my beach towel, the distance was correctly reduced, still the target arrow was almost on the opposite side. In such situation, there is no solution until and unless I stop the exercise – which I do not want – and at that time ask the recalibration of the watch PS : I agree that when I swim and the arm is below the water, then the watch cannot process anymore.

@tanghe-corinne Bonjour, Quel modèle de S9 avez-vous? Il existe un modèle avec capteur barométrique et un modèle sans.

@shrek3k Awesome! Good to know. Thanks

@isazi wow, After soft reset, the GPS items of both watches are displayed the same. GPS is “19917,1d52c12,140LBG” very very thanks Everyone! If you are looking for the cause of the same issue, do a soft reset! isazi thanks! [image: 1631199951300-20210910_000432.jpg]

@Bulkan It´s mainly for getting information out of Di2 gear system like the battery status and information about actual gear combination in front and back gears which biker is using. In addition the BT connection makes possible to use Di2 buttons in levers to switch between different displays in Suunto watch during exercise. You can keep your hands on the levers and i.e. change between navigation display and basic display.

@artium not really sure if this is the case on your situation, but it happened to me once with the Ambit 3 Peak. I use auto-pause with snowboarding and noticed one time the watch did not resume the activity after moving. In fact this was not a bug in the watch, but caused from an action I did. During auto-pause I pressed buttons which caused the watch to change from auto-pause to manual pause. Ofcourse the watch didn’t resume the activity after moving. Other than that, auto-pause has never failed on me. Although I wouldn’t recommend the feature for low speed sports like hiking. Because of thresholds it is possible the watch pauses the activity when you don’t want it.