Just as a bit of anecdotal information for this topic. I went out for a walk yesterday evening and logged it using my S9PP. During the walk, I noticed that the HR being shown seemed to be a bit ‘off’ compared to what I perceived to be correct. The watch was quote close to my wrist bone, and so I shifted it back a little. The result was much improved data, which I guess just shows how critical this placement is. By the way, before anyone queries the ‘perception’ of what was correct, I was also wearing a Garmin 955 for comparison - I just didn’t want to mention it

I think the summary of this bug is: TSB on the inactive screen is correct TSB on the active screen is incorrect until 12pm OR an exercise is performed before 12pm Seems like a relatively simple timecode error

@ademgassymov Yeah seems so

Any updates on resolving this issue? It is quite annoying. As most of the people here, my activities stopped syncing after 2 weeks, and on the watch I also see some old cancelled acitivies. Can you at least gove a hint if you are on it to resolve the issue or where you stand at least? Sunto race S: v2.44.52 Sunto app on iOS: 3.4.0 iOS version: 18.6.2

@BrunoH we live for the firmware frenzy, it is second only to the new watch frenzy

@fondueaufromage And to be clear, I get these alerts mainly while not doing any sport. S9PP just vibrates but nothing is shown on the display and nothing happens on iPhone.

Requesting those of you that haven’t voted to give it a try? You just have to create an account there and you can give up 3 votes (from 50 you’re given on sign up). We’re gaining momentum with votes, the more help vote, sooner we’ll hear back from Trainingpeaks about implementing this. Thx in advance. https://peaksware.uservoice.com/forums/106657-trainingpeaks-customer-feedback/suggestions/46005451-interval-counter-on-suunto-s-structured-workouts

@DF130 said in Crazy Altitude: @zhang965 I am close to sea level but on the 5th floor of a building and my S9P (not PP) shows -1m. Has been pulling those stunts all along (and I think my S9B as well, but would have to check). Might be that whenever you are “broadly“ stationary but not from the watch‘s perspective (b/c you eg took a shower, walked the stairs etc), subsequent changes in pressure then get interpreted as changes in altitude w/o any GPS correction as long as you do not start an exercise… Ja, I know, but I’m concerning during first 2weeks it shows 60m, and then it turned to -12m

@Francesco-Pagano sometime pictures gives more explanations that words

@freddubai No, I didn’t have the opportunity to use the 9PP during any kind of water-related activities.

@isazi but only on full moon

@Francesco-Pagano said in HRV data?: hopefully stop measuring HRV first thing when I wake up I will keep using Kubios in // with the watch until I am sure things are okay for the jump

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos it might be useful for others. I switched to a Google Pixel and Garmin, Bryton and Suunto paired and stayed connected in the first attempt (with all apps active at the same time) without any issues.

@briancanty create a sport mode where one page is the table option, create a table with lap avg pace, should be enough.

@Mff73 I hope not. Is my 4th 9 peak pro. Every Watch was broken after short time with different failures

@surfboomerang I agree, my message referred specifically to Climb Guidance, where the various zoom levels don’t seem related to the POIs. That’s what it looked to me, I need to experiment more, overall I find it useful.

@el2thek will try Thanks

@renton82 You can even select Power as a graph, it works well.

Same here!