@Egika Thank you! That was very helpful. I will do a dry test before my next race. Thanks again.

@Egika Great! Thanks for pointing it out.

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Again me after having lots of fun and runs with the Race that I absolute love. Some caveats though or feedback will be much appriciated since I might be missing somethig. I have the brightness in settings to Medium. This is quite good in and outdoors when on the watch face and on the menus. The minor problem I am facing is while in activity. I have the feeling that the Max brightness is somehow set to Low in the activity even though I use Performance mode. Keep in mind I have AOD off both in control and general settings so the screen is black when not looking at it. But when I raise to check the max brightness is somehow too low… barely visible when there is a bit more light (either sun or ‘white’ clouds). And while I am mostly training with the Vertical on sunny days I still would like to know if there is something I am missing here. For example the AWU2 and FR965 are much much brighter (both set to auto I think I never bothered cheking ) Thank you!

@andymsp73 what sport did you record, for how long and how often? all this is relevant for an estimation

Is it normal that the number of intervals always remains at 1? This is indeed the number of round trips in the pool?

@Lukáš-Blažek I also doesn’t see any difference on latest firmware. Also, I’ll appreciate the less than lower brightness setting. Even in the direct sun, the display shine too much IMHO and we can save a bit battery life. Same at home, seems that the regulation of brightness doesn’t work good.

@superweeble if you sent logs after the event, send me a private message.

@Todd-Danielczyk said in Reset Ressources ?: @Rolli1960 I know I had to adjust my resting heart rate up a bit for my Vertical to get it to register sleep properly. When I did that, my resources went up to what I would call accurate. Thanks Todd, i will test it. Have a good time. Rolli

@MRC01 I have the same issue in certain situations I need an analogue watch face to measure time. So either having an analogue timer or have the display showing seconds for longer would be helpful.

@andre-3sen Thank you it works again What can be the probleem of tis issue.

@Wilson75 I can’t find any reference to it anywhere else when I searched, it is a big thread though tbh! I guess it will come via some update to squash bugs on this latest update maybe

@gerasimos many thanks, I searched but didn’t spot that discussion so, it should be safe, since the charger must provide 5V as default, unless the attached device asks for more

Thanks @Brad_Olwin! I agree. Considering the paces when running a long time, all GNSS systems with one band should be more than enough. Let’s say for a 100 miler. I’m now remembering that even with an FR935 (back in 2017), that only had GPS (no GNSS, no multiband and without maps) I was able to get pretty accurate “out of route” notifications while running 100 kilometers. Those notifications were everything I wanted in 2017. The Race S lasts 60 hours in those conditions, or even perhaps more. We want more accurate tracks in 2024 than those we were used to have years ago but it’s really impressive what is being accomplished in a watch of this size.

@Tieutieu thanks… the App update helps. Now the sections of the route are colour-coded.

Hi. I also get that the touch do not respond on my vertical but it happens also after ending an activity. It stays unresponsive for a while and then it comes back. I do not know for how long though. Once I tried a soft reset and it works again. But I do not want to do a soft reset when it happens since some values restarts. I’m in Norway hiking and want my Baro trend. But it has happened several times during one week now.

@Pilok Hi, I am using a Suunto Race also and the installed SW version is 2.37.34 and I had this issue on a ride this week too. This was quite annoying since I wasn’t familiar with the track I did, so I depended on a working navigation. Since I was off-road in the woods on single trails I relied on a working navigation feature. But the map zoomed out to 20km and I had to zoom-in again to find the right way. Did rebooting the watch really solved the issue? BTW I planned the route with Komoot and synced it to my watch. No idea if this was the reason for this behavior? regards Roland