@herlas thank a lot. it’s work now.

@enriqueescoms It should work fine for the S9PP, the Race and the Vertical. These watches support S+ apps with configuration options.

The problem is with the S9P and S5P and similar older watches that don’t support configuration options in S+ apps. In my case it was with a S5P.

Today the shimano app worked on my Suuto race s…but only for 1 seccond !

Hi, I have an Update: last time I went for a run I’ve tried the engo2 again and as always I didn’t have any data available on the glasses. However I’ve continued my training and after half an hour I’ve noticed that the screen in the glasses is now working - since then it works properly every time. I assume that from time to time (or for the first time) it can happen that it takes some time (>5min) to get a proper connection and data available on the screen of the glasses. I hope this info is helpful for others as the engo2 glasses in combination with the Suunto Race is a really nice option for running training.

@wachutunai Thank you for confirming that. Suunto 9 received its latest software update on June 28th, 2023. Even if there would be an update for it in the future, I don’t think remembering SuuntoPlus apps will be included in it.

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I recently ran into this problem. Sometimes the GPS behaves strangely for known or unknown reasons (probably because I was under a 380kV power line…), and as shown in the image, where the speed suddenly went from ~7 to ~23 km/h (and then later from 7 to 14km/h) for several seconds, the decoupling recording was compromised. Can anything be done to filter out these spikes in the S+ app?

@cjanevate that is why I use the Race Pacer as well. I primarily use the ETE for the next way point.

Is there any update on this subject?
Something that can be revealed?

This issue is still here 😦

@false said in Manual intervals - pace:

@Raimo-Järvi

Hello! One more report:

When the end of manual interval matches autolap pop up it works like lap button and splits the whole exercise into parts. Which makes impossible to analyze intervals in 3rd party apps like TP or strava etc.

TP screen
Strava screen

TP Graph

Suunto App Intervals

@DMytro thank you.

@Raimo-Järvi It is! Thank you very much!

@Mitch9

Hi ,

Can you do a small test that you can test with, I could go up 3 flights of stairs and back down again. Having the S+ on and just see if the values change.

I will do the same test today, Thanks

Regards

I think it is safe to say, that there is a loooong list of possible enhancements. From “resume later”, to “name of next waypoint” and not ending with the drill feature for swimming and multiple BT sensor management.

So, yes, I am pretty sure that this feature is on that list (without personally knowing it), but as with other things, there is a prioritisation and I am not aware of an imminent change for the “next waypoint”.

Currently, normal sports modes can only show either automatic or manual laps, not both. To avoid the first manual interval being interrupted by an auto lap, set auto laps to a longer interval or start the first manual interval after an auto lap is recorded. While the watch displays NGP correctly, it’s not shown in the Suunto app for intervals. Manually noting NGP data after each interval might help.

@Łukasz-Szmigiel okie, thanks!

@marcrie I wrote “once” without knowing if this is actually going to happen.
One of the developers recently asked here if people would be interested in this.
So I assume Suunto is considering to make it public.
Possibly many things under the hood need to be adapted before, and on IF it is going to happen…
But then you can write BT communication (if it is public to that extent then).

You see, a lot of IFs here…

@Ze-Stuart I asked about it now.

@babychai Thanks for report

I have the same problem, soft reset also didn’t help.
Any other solutions?