Look in your activity tally. For mine anyway, steps taking during a run activity are showing in the daily step count. Steps are a terrible metric anyway, as not all steps are equal. Use activity time per week as a better goal

@Mattg576 SUPER MEGA THANKS !!! I found it thanks to you well I have already teh flashlight at that place and the alarm clock on the top shortucut Byu tthanks a lot, in case now I know where to find this

@Brad_Olwin Hello Brad I’m not in agreement with you why ? first of all the crown is already unlocked when buttons are lock, you can always click on it to navigate from one screen to the other secondly what I’m suggesting is to unlock the rolling of the crown when you are on the specifi map screen so that the zoom IN and OUT can operate. such a feature does not damage in any manner anything. We should come back to the original reason why the buttons were locked The sole danger of not having button locked is that in the middle of an exercise and exactly as you said the poles or a press by your clothes could stop accidenatly the recording. this is the sole big danger that you may encounter. It happened to me mutiple time with my SUUNTO 9 baro when I was forgetting to lock the buttons. Apart that, OK for sure it might not be enjoying to see the screen on another one but there is no danger. in reverse locking the button and firbidding by such a zoom in and out is again creatign danger, if you want to zoom in/out you will be obliged to unlock and not only you loose time but also you take the risk to forget to lock again or to do a wrong manpulation Hence fo me the current lock is perfect except on the map, here the rolling to zoom in and out should work also in a locked button mode which I hope you will agree with me is not a big change versus what we have already today and you are also requesting

@Todd-Danielczyk Thank you so much.

@far-blue said in Race GPS erratic behaviour with poor coverage: My understanding is that the Race and the Race S use identical hardware and identical firmware so the only difference will be the antenna design and whether both watches have the same gps data file sync’d to them. They were both synced before the activity, in fact the overall track is very similar, the problem arises when the signal is weak. It seems strange that the smaller Race S has a better antenna. I’m wondering if this a common problem for the Race model, or just of mine. If common, maybe an appropriate filtering of the GPS data could minimize the effect.

@Egika Tanks for reply, then I can stop searching

@Brad_Olwin That should be an option, of course. Not mandatory…

For clarity, Autolap simply marks a new lap at a preset distance or time and doesn’t have anything to do with location. The only features I know of that creates laps based on location are suuntoplus apps, as @The_77 suggested. The last-used app is remembered for an activity between workouts.

@allanmajd You just need to check the spec page [image: 1729086686853-screenshot-2024-10-16-alle-15.51.19.png] I’ve updated the misleading title

@peegee is the watch losing Bluetooth connection or is the app killed by the phone’s battery management?

Having got more to grips with the Race nav I can still not find any indication whether I’m left or right of track, which my old Suunto Ambit provided. This is vital information if you can’t see anything and are in the vicinity of mountains. I also find that the watch has to be horizontal to navigate. When paragliding my wrist is vertical and the navigation is all screwed up. I’m very disappointed !

@UjcoCZ said in burn display: @Petr-Hudeček photo please … Yes, and also relevant settings, usage pattern, please

@Audaxjoe Thanks, good to know it’s supposed to work like this and that’s why the menu options aren’t there.

@Egika thanks, I had to reset watch and app, but somehow multiple times later it was able to connect

@GiPFELKiND thanks a lot. I exactly understand your point and that is clear for me that HRV depends on several factors and individual per persons. What I’m curious on is the pattern that other can see similar or not. I’m asking this because the relation I read about between deep sleep and HRV. In my case completely the opposite logic happens. As I’m doing whole reviews by sport doctor, who hasn’t find problem, this surprised me. Maybe there is something which misleading the algorithm, what can prove if others experience the similar pattern like me. Regards, Marcell

@stefano-tucci non con il computer. Si con il SuuntoApp smartphone.

@halajos Ok, I missed that, thanks!

When you refer to the progress menu do you mean in the Suunto App? Do you see individual workout VO2max estimates after a workout on the watch or by viewing a workout in the Suunto App?