Here it works, just posted as insta story [image: 1752223756449-11a42adf-078e-4cae-9482-a2ba1ff631ed-73b17ac9-30f1-48be-b3da-b67add132ebf.png] at https://www.instagram.com/stories/macdev/ Sadly there is no satelite map, only default and winter and the icon to switch layers is almost invisible in the app.

Suunto Support response: Here’s what you can do: Charge Your Watch - Connect your watch to the charger and let it charge for at least 30–60 minutes without pressing any buttons. Sometimes, a stable power source helps the device recover from service mode. Hard Reset- While your watch is still connected to the charger, try pressing and holding the main button (or all buttons if there are multiple) for about 20 seconds. This can sometimes force the watch to exit service mode. Leave It Charging- If a reset doesn’t help, leave the watch charging for a few hours to see if it automatically exits service mode. Check for Software Update- Once or if the watch restarts, make sure to connect it to the Suunto app or SuuntoLink on your computer and check for any available software updates. If the watch stays stuck in service mode after all these steps, it likely needs professional attention. Please let me know if the situation changes, or if you’d like, I can guide you through the repair request process for further support.

@Ze-Stuart said in Suunto Vertical Solar add sport Caving speleology?: @emmavet87 difficile --> impossible as GNSS (GPS) doesn’t work underground. The Ocean uses magic (undocumented sensor fusion) to build a 3D track of the route that’s visible after the dive in the app, but not during. And exactly what @Egika said. If the vertical and ocean have the same sensors, I think they could do a simple update and use the same algorithms for calculating caving depths. Suunto, please read these threads and create something for caving. thank you so much for the information you are giving me.

Hi @Yves-Jenni During the third run, the watch suddenly vibrated and I saw the Suunto logo. The run wasn’t saved. it’s funny because today at noon the same thing happened to me! hope our report reaches the devs.

@Tomas5 @Egika thank you both for the replies. and I agree: It would be nice if suunto would be more specific “officially” on the materials used.

@Elipsus i tried it

@itskylem And did you try to search on this forum before posting?

@duffman19 I couldn’t say better. Totally agree with your point of view.

@VaineRT 4012 ct

@2b2bff said in ZoneSense: @Brad_Olwin said in ZoneSense: By this logic, all LT1 measurements are wrong, whether done in a lab or by ZS. The estimate of LT1 by ZS is not “wrong” it is simply an estimate that you can use should you choose to do so. Same for a lab test LT1 “estimate”! What conclusions are you making that are wrong? I wonder if I don’t get your point or you don’t get mine. I’m talking about exactly one specific run where ZoneSense estimated a LT1 below the LT1 I set for my HR zones. You say that this estimation is specific for that run, aren’t you? And this estimated LT1 is the divider between green and yellow isn’t it? If all that is true, so why can it be that I have more green and less yellow than by looking at the same data using my set HR zones? That is the simple question I’m trying to figure out. OK the number is calculated in the app and I am unsure of how reliable that number is. I have been testing two different watches receiving from the same belt and the numbers for LTI are different or one watch provides an LTI and the other does not. So, I would trust the number less than the percentages you get from ZS. Sorry for the confusion.

@Egika yep, that’s why I pointed out that I can’t see the metrics of what’s being asked for, and said I could be wrong. Doesn’t change that I think it’s weird and I can’t imagine a use case, but can imagine better resources of time, within my paradigm.

Checking the traffic of the app I can see it tries to connect To an invalid url POST /events HTTP/1.1 Host: analytics.sports-tracker.com The server responds with a HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found Server: nginx After that, the sync fails.

@peegee I use walking without GPS