@isazi said in What is the logic for using HR-wrist and HR-belt?: @GiPFELKiND said in What is the logic for using HR-wrist and HR-belt?: @Mff73 interessant would be the answer of the folliwing question. What happened if the battery of the HR Belt goes empty when i am on exercice did the watch auromatically use WRIST HR when it is activated? No, there is no fail over mechanism implemented. are you sure? that’s a bit strange as a lot of watches (maybe all of them in that league) in case the strap stops transmitting they revert to the oHR

@Łukasz-Szmigiel Synching with Suunto app will only synchronize the time if you have the watch set to do that. Otherwise it uses GPS time.

@TitaniumDave you will be able to, in one week.

@Łukasz-Szmigiel got it… so basically no way to measure your vo2 max unless you run

@Jonathan-Schwarz it is available since yesterday

@tim3g totally agree. I really like the recently published software update for the Race. Stratum watch face looks awsome. But the always on display has such thin lines, it only looks good when there’s not too much light. Digits are barely visible in normal lightning conditions - looks almost like the display is off. The battery of my Race lasts for about six days. Would be fine for me, if if have to recharge it every four days, If I had an option to enable a brighter watch face. In darkness most of the AOD watch faces are too bright. Maybe there can be differnet types for different lightning conditions.

@Arselumaco Hard reset and reinstall te APP and now my Race is ok thanks for help

@peegee for Suunto App

@RickB said in VO2 Max no longer working after Creating Customised Sport Mode: Suunto Support told me to go for a hard reset, which I did straight away. Since then no VO2 is calculated at all. Two runs were tagged as “VO2 MAX”…without telling me the value was. Activities tagged as “VO2 max” have a clear Z5 component. It has nothing to do with the VO2max value reported by the watch. And after a hard reset it may take time to get a new value if you don’t do activities with good time in various zones. I reasonably expected a customised run mode would still calculate my VO2. Yes, custom running modes show VO2max.

@isazi Neither did I have a crush or reboot. Just happened out of the blue.

@isazi Hello isazi, I think my english is not good and I was not able to express my point correctly What I mean is that I saw that if you select teh swimming sport mode you have this beautiful clock screen like we can see in swimming pool Is there any similar specific screen for some specific other activities or it is the sole one that we could have found on SUUNTO watches ?

@Alexander-Stewart73 “Press and hold the upper button for 12 seconds and release it to perform a soft reset.“ https://www.suunto.com/Support/Product-support/suunto_race/suunto_race/settings/resetting-your-watch/

I did a couple of tests and was able to reproduce most of the issues. I think there are two bugs. When ZoneSense S+ is used together with UltraWalking S+, then ZoneSense doesn’t show the time spent in each zone (showing – instead). When ZoneSense S+ is used together with target HR zone, then the coloured circle around exercise data display and the arrow indicating the current HR get disconnected (colored circle gets stuck).

@cosme-costa All the time I’ve been thinking it’s just a fancier word for step

Because of the several issues reported, I skipped the update for the moment, in addition, I didn’t experienced any of the problems that patch should solve …

I’ve noticed sometimes the iOS version of the Suunto App can sometimes “pretend” to sync where it looks like it has sync’d and says it has sync’d but the sync didn’t actually happen. If you watch the sync it never does the suuntoplus sync or the gps update - two stages that tend to take a few seconds so are noticeable. I found the fastest fix for this is to force-quit the app (the swipe up to kill action) and restart the app. I think disabling and re-enabling bluetooth does the trick too. It could be that is is what you experienced and why the sync didn’t work.

@Mff73 i would agree that it is quite meaningless for mountainbiking, but not for road racing on flat terrain. to me it would make a lot of sense there.

@laufbursche7 on the watch itself, Settings --> Training --> Intensity Zones

I had the same problem with Race, but luckily not during activity, but randomly during the day. I returned them for repair and then sold them. I’ve had the Vertical for a few months and no problem so far.