@Samuel-Pirttikangas This is great! Thanks. Wonder why it is not in the manual

@vinc14 guess there was something stuck at the Bluetooth stack level, and the app could not recover from that

@Sergei-Ladeishchikov just reproduce the freezing, connect the watch to the app right afterwards and provide the information mentioned above please. Thank you for your help!

@Singinghound said in Suunto Vertical and UK Grid References: can you input a UK Grid Reference and navigate to it on the watch (i.e. without using a smartphone app)? Nope (as @The_77 suspects). No Suunto watch can do that since the Ambits, sadly. (And even using the App will require you to convert the OS co-ordinates to decimal Lat/Lon yourself.)

@SnowSailor what data ?

@rico2202 this is different though. And definitely a service case.

@timecode yes Run…

My Vertical used to charge something like 1.5h. 97 -> 99% takes some time than last percent 99-100% takes like 20 minutes… I dont mind if it would charge 2h considering its lasts 20-30 days, depends on daily usage. Ofc. with using best GPS its much, much lower.

@Deaknquinn1979 @Max-maxilifeguard @Egika I am not a current Vertical owner, but it is a watch I seriously interested in purchasing. I have a current Garmin Instinct and much to Deak’s point, I don’t need all the surf data, but tidal data is a great help as a surfer and a paddleboarder. Additionally, any surf data now for beaches is a paid service. As I seek to purchase a Vertical here within the next 30 days, I feel it would be a great software update for the watch as a screen users can scroll to get data. It does not need to be a constant on the face of the watch, but like all sport/information options, one at the fingertips.

@Egika Thanks. Yeah, I didn’t think it was. Familiar with manual scrolling both forward and back, but just makes sense to have auto scroll without having to do that for when using poles or on a bike. Hopefully gets added at some point.

Hello, I tested the issue of my watch not automatically syncing the weather, which I previously wrote about in the forum. I kept the watch active for 16 hours. I prevented it from going to sleep. I didn’t manually sync with the Suunto app. Both my phone and watch were connected to the same Wi-Fi network, and I received notifications. Today, after 16 hours, I noticed that it wasn’t receiving the weather on the home screen (picture 1). When I checked it on the watch, it said to sync (picture 2). I opened the Suunto app to check the situation. I left the watch in the menu so I could see the screen to prevent syncing. It also said “No sync for 16 hours” (picture 3). So, I think the watch isn’t automatically syncing the weather at night. Or maybe I’ve missed something. [image: 1754225464135-image1.jpeg] [image: 1754225464172-image2.jpeg] [image: 1754225464188-image3.jpg]

@Snow-and-Rock have this very often, as well. Duplicate entry disappears after a while. I‘ve got used to it

Requiring internet for such basic route (just a gpx file) management is a huge, even ridiculous, mistake.

@Sezer-Yiğit You can only set different zone minimums for running and cycling (Zone 5 minimum, Zone 4 minimum, etc.). You cannot set a different Max HR for different activities. Your Max HR is universal across all activities. The most important setting is actually the Zone 5 minimum as this should represent your anaerobic threshold. Max HR is less important.

@herlas Thanks mate that explains it perfectly

@isazi Thank you!

@Tieutieu said in How to use “Turn by turn”?: @runomatic said in How to use “Turn by turn”?: Hi there. After importing a GPX track from Strava i’m just wondering how to use “turn by turn” for this track. Only if I am mistaken but « turn by turn » can only be used with routes created from SA directly or from komoot. You can’t add turn by turn indication on an importated gpx. Ok, i feared it. And: What’s the difference between “Routes” and “Snap to route”? When you choose « snap to route », the track at the end will be exactly spotted on the « route » you’ve been using, instead of being the gps track. When you simply use a « route », the watch guides you, but the track at the end is the gps recording. Thanks, that helps!

@Mff73 Hi, yes the dots… unnecessary… looks like a path when a path crosses

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