@marco-hoffmann said in Adjust VO2Max/hrTSS/kcal etc after editing distance:

That’s a bit frustrating because usually my VO2 value then takes a huge drop, and also the hrTSS values etc seem way too low. It doesn’t feel rewarding after a hard workout. 😉

Agree on the VO2max, but hrTSS is only a function of duration and threshold/time in HR zones, so it is not impacted by the distance being off.

@minimark069 welcome, and while those things may be known, active participation in the community is always appreciated 🙂

Also long press the middle button in map view gives you zoom control.

@czimm22 Mine are working….You must have them show up in Lock Screen in Notifications in Settings or they will not show up in the watch.

@michele-puozzo ciao Michele. In passato riuscivi ad utilizzare questa funzionalità, o è la prima volta che la provi?

@carlo-rocca you can disable sleep and hr and notifications. But not steps/cals if I’m not wrong, but they don’t consume a lot and you should be able to have over a week of battery.

Looking at TP and Suunto App again it seems like the HR is displaced 6mins to the left.

@reitlinger Make sure on your phone the watch is not Bluetooth connected and make sure on the watch there is no Mobile App in Paired Devices. Also, what phone?

@ralf-muri I think this is related not just the Suunto 9, I experience similar issues occasionally with my Ambit3. However, for me the high HR value from begining of the activity is indicating bad contact (didn’t wet enough the strap) or bad battery. As for dash instead of HR value, that could be bluetooth connection issue and many thing can cause it: clothing material, sweat or again low battery level. Sometimes pairing the sensor again with the watch helps, at least in my experience.
Hope one day Suunto app will be able to display battery level of the HR sensor. 🙂

@christian-schmitt I think there isn’t one. But you can choose the regular mode and edit the distance afterwards, right? I mean, distance = flow velocity* time. Sure, it may be annoying, but as a workaround…

@spiros-apergis contact support, if it is a watch defect and your watch is under warranty they will replace it.

@Boris786 you may have a clogged or broken sensor. I do not have this issue. Do you have the baro or non-baro model? Never mind, the non-non-baro is ok on large hills but is poor on small rolling hills. Not much can be done for this

A sensor is not working or broken. I’m afraid needs repair service.

@Krzysztof-Borkowski
yes, get in touch with Suunto support directly. they can help you best with such issues. hope your watch is within warranty. if needed you can send it to service very easily and fast.

@lucserv have you tried keeping the upper button pressed for 12/20 seconds?
I can’t see the picture you posted.

Hi,

Samedi problem here
Every 2-3 days my watch is disconnected from my phone and i have to remove it from bluetooth paired device and to do the pairing process again.

@Marco-Grangetto check this post, there is a firmware with a fix that you can install yourself before release. It should solve your problem.