SW update 2.37.34 Q3
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@enriqueescoms
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Just to note in addition that the bug persists where you can use touchscreen in the menu (accessed by pressing and holding the lower button) in activity whilst touchscreen is disabled. Again, if it’s raining heavily or for other reasons, this seems daft, but I assume it’s a design choice at this point.
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@enriqueescoms when I navigate with maps, I use zoom many more times than start/stop, I use start/stop actually once at the end, so I prefer how the Vertical works now. For watches with the crown, I instead expect the upper button to work as start/stop.
Watch: Suunto Vertical Ti
Blog: isazi's home
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@isazi I totally agree. I also prefer how its now on my vertical, hope they dont change that
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@enriqueescoms I believe that - at last in S9PP - top button on the navigation screen should default to zooming. This way it’ll be in sync with the newly introduced vertical navigation where zooming is on the top button, and it will free the middle button for cycling the screens and only that.
I don’t think it’s necessary to have pause/stop available on the navigation screen as it can be accessed from the regular screens, and it’s not used that often as zooming or switching the screens when actually in motion.
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@larrybbaker HI… no that circle is static and with that specific colour. And it doens´t matter what data you choose to have it´s always that cirlce round it.
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New bug?
After pausing an outdoor activity, in the previous firmware, if we restarted the walk without reactivating the activity, after a few meters an alert popped up indicating “movement detected” and asking if we wanted to resume the activity.
In the new firmware this alert does not appear anymore and I think it is a big mistake.
Tested this morning on a Race and a Race S after losing 700+ meters of the route when we forgot to resume the activity after a pause…
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@Jordi-C works for me
Watch: Suunto Vertical Ti
Blog: isazi's home
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@isazi said in SW update 2.37.34 Q3:
@Jordi-C works for me
Not for us, same problem in my SR and my wife’s SR S
It also doesn’t detects “abnormal high speed”.
This afternoon my wife’s SR S didn’t detected when she took the bus to go home from the gym. -
@isazi
Are you using automatic or manual pause/resume?
We are using manual as we did in the previous firmware.By the way… how can I get 1 reputation point to not need moderator’s approval for all of my posting?
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Unfortunately, my SR crashed today during OWS activity. Later on today I’ll sync my watch to the app and I’ll send logs and inform a moderator. Yesterday I installed the latest firmware.
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@enriqueescoms said in SW update 2.37.34 Q3:
@isazi said in SW update 2.37.34 Q3:
@Anthony-Guillemette I need to ask again, the reason why it is not possible to pause from the screen is because the interface is the same for all watches, but it is not necessary for it to be, in the altitude profile it was fixed
At the very least, common sense tells us that the basic function of pressing the top button should be the same ON ALL SCREENS (and all watches): STOP/PAUSE the activity.
Not possible.
There are some S+ apps that are using the top button for S+ input. Like the Live Pacer and I think some of the scoring apps as well.
So “pause on top button in all screens” will not happen.The request to have it on the map screen in S9PP and Race has been made by testers already long time ago.
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Excellent update, thank you!
Always On Display Delay
- When AOD is active, there is a longer delay between the “full” information display and the AOD display when tilting the hand away. In my opinion, this consumes more battery and is less comfortable in the dark.
- When AOD is deactivated, the time between the full information display and the screen turning off is faster when tilting the hand away.
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@Jordi-C manual, I never use auto pause. Very strange. Which sport mode are you using?
Watch: Suunto Vertical Ti
Blog: isazi's home
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@isazi
Personalized trekkingCan I send you some logs to further investigate this issue?. If so, tell me how to do it…
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Bonsoir, petite découverte ce soir rétroéclairage poigner désactivé, écran verrouillé et l’écran s’allume tout seul sous la douche
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After the last update, the Suunto app app closes in the “My Suunto Plus watch faces” section of the Suunto app.
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@logger I just did my first hilly run after the update, and the Climb Guidance is so much quicker to update now—it happens every few seconds, so you can actually follow your progress in real time. It would still be great to see the colored segments from the app on the main elevation screen (I’m sure that must be in the pipeline), but this is a great improvement!
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S9PP user here…
prior to the last update a couple of months ago (2.35.34?) step count seemed to be pretty good - aligned with prior watch/Apple health/others using different watches.
Since 2.35 with ‘improvements’ to step count, my 9SPP signficantly undercounts, with 10-20k walks giving unplausibly low step counts. It was fine before the 2.35 update.
I’ve seen posts dismissing step count as something a serious ‘exerciser’ doesn’t care about, but this was something the watch did OK before, but no longer does.2.37 doesn’t seem to have fixed. What gives? Is this a recognised issue?
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Not sure I have the right audience here - most who are bothered to come here are probably fitness watch ‘enthustiasts’ who don’t mind a bit of tinkering.
I just want my watch to act like a watch, and do the fitness stuff also.
This latest update resulted in my watch reverting to a v ugly watch face, with no obvious option to reselect my previous option in the way I did when I first set up the watch.
A bit of googling told me I now needed to use the App to select the watch face. This option wasn’t available from the App without an update and lots of re-sync attempts. This still feels flakey and not intuitive.Please have a thought for us luddites who aren’t invested in the tinkering amd just appreciate stability.
