@sungwon Good Sometimes USB c without thunderbolt support can be annoying

While the POD battery level can be seen in the screen where you pair and unpair the POD, Suunto really should consider enhancing the EON to include (1) a warning capability for POD low battery levels and (2) configurable field to enable the POD battery level to be added to one of the EON screens.

@Franque Suunto really should consider enhancing the EON to include (1) a warning capability for POD low battery levels and (2) configurable field to enable the POD battery level to be added to one of the EON screens

See this nice video https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/comments/uwkz6h/the_color_loss_that_occurs_at_water_depth/

Yes, the error log of DM5 actually gives a hint: “External pressure sensor raw pressure out of rang”, you can find the error log under C:\Users<username>\AppData\Roaming\Suunto\Suunto DM5<DM5 Version>\error.txt EON Error 16 Device: EON Core Serial: xxxxxxxxxxx HW Version: F.3.0 SW Version: 3.0.1102 Error Code: d1c00600 ms5541-30c.cpp line 479 External pressure sensor raw pressure out of rang Last thread: Tas Last task: Del Last delegate: Ms5 7.10.2024 7:08:15 PSP: 0x2000D958, MSP: 0x2001FFE0 INT FLAGS0: 0x0, INT FLAGS1: 0x0 GPIO FLAGS: 0x0 BASEPRIO INT: 0x1 CPSR INT: 0x1 EXCEPTION FLAGS: 0x0 IRQ FLAGS: 0x0 IDLE: 0x0 MISSED SYSTICKS: 0 SCHEDULER SUSPENDED: 0 (And yes, all 16 errors in that log are the same error code and reason, just different dates) So basically it means that the reading from the pressure sensor is not in range. Interestingly enough, soaking the core in fresh water for a few minutes and then rebooting makes the error go away for me. (Possibly, because this moves the pressure sensor a bit, generating new data) Another time, I was able to fix it by simply connecting it to an older version of DM5 which then proceeded to downgrade the computer to firmware 2.xx, but I do not have that version of DM5 anymore. The computer does work fine after these fixes (with reference to my D5 that I wear on my other arm), but be careful with this and only use these approaches as a quick fix if you are on a boat or vacation where you do not have the option to easily send the computer in, and send the computer in immediately after you return home. This error only ever comes up for me when I am on vacation (so in salt instead of fresh water and higher surface pressure level) and always when charging, so likely fluctuations in the power supply from unstable outlets cause this. Do not trust boat/hotel power outlets to be stable. Since I first got this error, I usually put a power bank between the dive computer and power supply as a buffer, but I forgot to bring one this time again. My D5 charging on the same charger at the same time does not have this issue. But try these ideas only as a quick fix if you are on a boat or vacation where you do not have the option to easily send the computer in, but then send the computer in after you return home.

@severine9999 The Tank POD is associated to a GAS and the EON Steel can only present the readings from one Tank POD only. I guess the cleanest configuration would be a redundant EON dive computer(?). There are other computers out there that allow pairing with more than one transmitter, thus allowing you to see more than one tank pressure at once. Good question!

@EonCore Old topic, but still not solved. That would indeed be great to have a freediving mode in the Eon/Eon Core. Just a software topic (I guess) and would be super helpful for people like me who are doing scuba and freediving !