Suunto Beta Release for Suunto 9 Peak Pro, Suunto 9 Peak, Suunto 9 Baro, Suunto 9 and Suunto 5 Peak
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@steam
I know… https://forum.suunto.com/post/113932
but may I ask if you have issues with the latest firmware? it would be helpful if you report and log them
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Has anyone had the 9PP storm alarm go off since the update?
I’ve had a bunch of storms over the last few days here but it hasn’t triggered the alarm on mine. Alarm is on. I’m aware that the pressure drop profile can often be too gentle for the alarm to trigger but this has happened over multiple storms and the profile has been pretty sharp on many.
Just curious.
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@Umer-Javed same here
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@Umer-Javed said in Suunto Beta Release for Suunto 9 Peak Pro, Suunto 9 Peak, Suunto 9 Baro, Suunto 9 and Suunto 5 Peak:
Has anyone had the 9PP storm alarm go off since the update?
I’ve had a bunch of storms over the last few days here but it hasn’t triggered the alarm on mine. Alarm is on. I’m aware that the pressure drop profile can often be too gentle for the alarm to trigger but this has happened over multiple storms and the profile has been pretty sharp on many.
Just curious.
Same experience as yours.
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@Umer-Javed said in Suunto Beta Release for Suunto 9 Peak Pro, Suunto 9 Peak, Suunto 9 Baro, Suunto 9 and Suunto 5 Peak:
Has anyone had the 9PP storm alarm go off since the update?
I’ve had a bunch of storms over the last few days here but it hasn’t triggered the alarm on mine. Alarm is on. I’m aware that the pressure drop profile can often be too gentle for the alarm to trigger but this has happened over multiple storms and the profile has been pretty sharp on many.
Just curious.
One more thing to add. IMO when the watch stands still it should never switch to the altimeter at all. In the last few days we have had several bad weather fronts and on many occasions the watch has updated the altitude despite having left it on the bedside table (and never used SA). I see that this behavior is more common on S9PP than on S9P but I could be wrong on this.
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Anyone else having this bug on the S9PP? Happens from time to time, sometimes three are “invisible”, sometimes only two.
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@jthomi Same with my 9pp. Also, for me the lag seems to be still in place. Initially, after I updated my watch the lag when starting an activity seemed less annoying for me but eventually, lag in its full beauty came back. A friend here in the forum suggested to me to factory reset the watch and that would solve it. I haven’t done it yet cause I don’t have the time to deal with factory resets.
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@Highlands it’s another beta after all…
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@Highlands said in Suunto Beta Release for Suunto 9 Peak Pro, Suunto 9 Peak, Suunto 9 Baro, Suunto 9 and Suunto 5 Peak:
jthomi Same with my 9pp. Also, for me the lag seems to be still in place. Initially, after I updated my watch the lag when starting an activity seemed less annoying for me but eventually, lag in its full beauty came back. A friend here in the forum suggested to me to factory reset the watch and that would solve it. I haven’t done it yet cause I don’t have the time to deal with factory resets.
You should be a little bit positive, vertical has the missing name bug as well at least your S9PP has the same user experience as vertical
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Do anyone have a problem with battery duration after latest firmware? Before upgrade,battery lasts cca four and half days and now little but more than 3 days. (S9).Thx.
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@Djordje-S I do not know your configuration but if you had active raise to wake backlight only for activities with the new firmware it stays active in all situations, even in normal mode, so this could be the cause. With a S9B I disabled it and I have the same battery life than before, or at least I haven’nt noticed more battery consumption.
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@cosme-costa thx.raise to wake is active ut it was active as well with previous fw veraion.
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@Djordje-S Yes, an now is brighter so maybe here there is more comsumption and as I have said, if before was active only during activities now is always active, even in watch mode.
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@jthomi yes haapens to me as well
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@cosme-costa that was my assumption as well initially but did nit expect that it will consume that much.
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I have limited rise to wake to a dim light with this update and my feeling is that the battery lasts longer now (9PP).
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@Łukasz-Szmigiel We are all beta testers now…
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@Łukasz-Szmigiel did that already.Set it on Low and for now I do have a feeling that it lasts longer but will see
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@Djordje-S My S9 usually consumed ~15% per day (with HR and notifications on, low backlight, no Raise to wake, no Standby backlight). Now (after several calibration cycles) it is ~20%. It definitely feels like an increase… Battery consumption during night seems the same as before, so I would really blame the newly increased low backlight level (during notifications or any other interaction with the watch) in my case…
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@Highlands said in Suunto Beta Release for Suunto 9 Peak Pro, Suunto 9 Peak, Suunto 9 Baro, Suunto 9 and Suunto 5 Peak:
Łukasz-Szmigiel We are all beta testers now…
Damn, are you able to identify your watch is S9PP or s9p ?