@tran-thang came back to suunto after a few years of garmin with race s. It is indeed a drawback to not know in which lap you are. Am i going to suffer the next 10 minutes or is everything all over.

@Sasso89 I don’t think you can delete a message , but you can edit it.

@Audaxjoe thank you

@Inge-Nallsson maybe I had to be more clear. All I want to make clear is that there are multiple preferences and so for only the ‘opposite as it is now’ had a voice. If Suunto does something about it, I just hope they add a configuration and not just reverse the current behavior.

@gerstlauer I agree that - long time - insights, like resources or sleep time (e.g. seeing that going to bed earlier or sleeping regularly results in long time higher HRV or lower resting HR) can be helpful, but I dislike short term scores like Garmin gives you for everything. They are way too much. Give me the data I choose and let me interpret it myself.

@brechtvb yeah, but the Forerunner has 5 buttons As I said, short press the lower button and you are where you can set DND and alarm clocks. I guess this will ease you struggle to find things…

@Adrian.S said in Suunto Race S and Suunto HRM belt not working anymore: However, with Suunto, you can be sure that the belt can store up to 60 minutes of your heart rate without a watch Only 60 minutes? Are you sure? I have recently cycled a few 90 minute routes with my Suunto smart sensor while the watch was placed on the handlebar. It recorded the full exercise HR just fine. I’ve also done some 60+ mins swims and I am pretty sure the sensor can’t broadcast the activity HR to the watch until you get out of the pool. Radiowaves don’t like water.

Hi @João-Monsanto did you figure this out in the end ? I bought a Suunto Run after my Garmin died out (was happy to make the jump to Suunto), as I both run and swim. I just did my first pool swim and cannot figure out how to see metrics for a current interval ? For example, I want to initiate a new interval, push a button (or have automatically detected, not important) and seeing the counters back to zero (0m and 0min0sec), and then going on with my interval swim see the distance + time increase just for the current interval, say 300m, then, once finished push again a button, see a “rest screen” showing me “rest duration” and maybe other things, and after a few seconds push again a button to start yet another interval. I’m not interested in always seeing Total Time and Total Distance, and have to calculate in my head how long the current interval is taking me … any ideas ?

@Михаил The problem was solved, Suomi decided that not everyone can use their products. The VPN helped. Replaced Finland with Poland and changed the language >> The maps have been downloaded. With crooked hands, it would be better to fix the pulse sensor and other jambs.

Changed the orignial strap to a more airy one and sometimes get problems with the charger contacts. So I switch wirsts for the night or sometimes during day.

I didn’t get any alert yesterday with my S9PP, is there any setting that I should look at? @dankcushions the bug with automatic laps is still there unfortunately

@raspy Hi, I have a similar experience - Race S registered like one out of 5 waves. And I also did not know about S+ app just started surfing activity and tried to catch waves.

@SamuelP thanks for checking and validating my observation. Good to know at least it’s not something specifically wrong with my watch or setup.

@Todd-Danielczyk I have the same problem with my OnePlus 5 under Android 10. Sometimes control previous and next work but play/pause never work. I have tried several solutions but none of them work in the long term : turn off Bluetooth and on again, delete the watch, uninstall Suunto App… Still the same problem. And this is the case on my 2 Suunto : 9PP and Vertical. The only effective solution I found is to order the tracks with the headphones.

@isazi got it, so it was a feature

@Egika Thanks so much, I finally got it to work!

@Danny-poleg There were some initial test models that had less storage, I believe. Mine has 32GB and all Race S production are 32 GB.

@Malersh the start of the arc is the current hour (like it would be with analog hands). The end of the arc ist the steps vs your step goal

@far-blue No problem. I made research and found interesting solution All is here: https://youtu.be/a_LR1oula_0?si=WlHVB7TmKjmmyJZm I found proper link to calculators described in movie (web page has changed): https://www.8020endurance.com/80-20-zone-calculator/ Today after running test with 3 and 9 minutes intervals I had all data and adjusted all. Should be OK.