Software Update 2.39.44 (2024 Q4 Hotfix + new pool swim algo)
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A friendly reminder regarding battery life, check out the first question in this FAQ: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/9960/more-faq?_=1734438665530
So basically don’t judge the battery life directly after the update.
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@Arju-Ambin said in Software Update 2.39.44 (2024 Q4 Hotfix + new pool swim algo):
A friendly reminder regarding battery life, check out the first question in this FAQ: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/9960/more-faq?_=1734438665530
So basically don’t judge the battery life directly after the update.
@Mff73Well … the previous time it was suggested as such and turned out to be a firmware issue … so waiting for a battery deplete before mentioning it and going through a similar circle of events seems a bit off at least .
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@thanasis
You do what you want, you can mention a potential issue, and it will be considered as potential due to the fact that it is mentioned right after FW update.
So basically, useless except posting.
Just my feeling, there are so many buzz nowadays in this forum, maybe worth waiting little bit more for reasonable proof before. -
@Mff73 In my case, the complete discharge of the watch never mattered, it did not affect the the battery performance. The only thing that affected it was restarting the watch.
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Don’t forget that battery life is directly related to settings.
Backlight, notifcations…For me update went very well on both my SV and SRs ; no particular issues.
(Battery life seems even slightly better on my SRs since update.)But, that’s with my settings :
- mainbacklight off
- no vibrations, button tonalities off, alarm “both”
- backlight to low
- raise to wake low
- notifications off
- 24h OHR on, sleep tracking ON, HRV tracking ON
I only had wifi issue, it’s corrected. I had no OHR issues, it still works fine on both.
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@thanasis said in Software Update 2.39.44 (2024 Q4 Hotfix + new pool swim algo):
@Arju-Ambin said in Software Update 2.39.44 (2024 Q4 Hotfix + new pool swim algo):
A friendly reminder regarding battery life, check out the first question in this FAQ: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/9960/more-faq?_=1734438665530
So basically don’t judge the battery life directly after the update.
@Mff73Well … the previous time it was suggested as such and turned out to be a firmware issue … so waiting for a battery deplete before mentioning it and going through a similar circle of events seems a bit off at least .
Well going on past experience prior to following the instructions in the FAQ might not give same results due to you not trying to give it one cycle this time around. If we were to try some kind of exclusion method then you’d have to go through some steps before concluding it’s the firmware. No one’s stopping you from jumping to conclusions but it makes life easier and your findings will be taken more serious if you have troubleshooted prior to posting. I’m not saying you’re wrong, I’m just saying time will tell and test what the FAQ says, I’m sure many others will also report if it turns out to be draining badly later on.
Suunto Race
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@Arju-Ambin said in Software Update 2.39.44 (2024 Q4 Hotfix + new pool swim algo):
@thanasis said in Software Update 2.39.44 (2024 Q4 Hotfix + new pool swim algo):
@Arju-Ambin said in Software Update 2.39.44 (2024 Q4 Hotfix + new pool swim algo):
A friendly reminder regarding battery life, check out the first question in this FAQ: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/9960/more-faq?_=1734438665530
So basically don’t judge the battery life directly after the update.
@Mff73Well … the previous time it was suggested as such and turned out to be a firmware issue … so waiting for a battery deplete before mentioning it and going through a similar circle of events seems a bit off at least .
Well going on past experience prior to following the instructions in the FAQ might not give same results due to you not trying to give it one cycle this time around. If we were to try some kind of exclusion method then you’d have to go through some steps before concluding it’s the firmware. No one’s stopping you from jumping to conclusions but it makes life easier and your findings will be taken more serious if you have troubleshooted prior to posting. I’m not saying you’re wrong, I’m just saying time will tell and test what the FAQ says, I’m sure many others will also report if it turns out to be draining badly later on.
I am not running into conclusions . I am just reporting my observations as I clearly mention . If the team here wants to investigate it , fine and good for all of us … if not it will be evident in the future .
I really cannot understand the defensiveness of some members considering that everyone reporting or mentioning things related to not that positive experience or iffy sentiment is an offensive action .
In any case … I did mention my observation with a positive objective to try to assist .
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@thanasis said in Software Update 2.39.44 (2024 Q4 Hotfix + new pool swim algo):
@Arju-Ambin said in Software Update 2.39.44 (2024 Q4 Hotfix + new pool swim algo):
@thanasis said in Software Update 2.39.44 (2024 Q4 Hotfix + new pool swim algo):
@Arju-Ambin said in Software Update 2.39.44 (2024 Q4 Hotfix + new pool swim algo):
A friendly reminder regarding battery life, check out the first question in this FAQ: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/9960/more-faq?_=1734438665530
So basically don’t judge the battery life directly after the update.
@Mff73Well … the previous time it was suggested as such and turned out to be a firmware issue … so waiting for a battery deplete before mentioning it and going through a similar circle of events seems a bit off at least .
Well going on past experience prior to following the instructions in the FAQ might not give same results due to you not trying to give it one cycle this time around. If we were to try some kind of exclusion method then you’d have to go through some steps before concluding it’s the firmware. No one’s stopping you from jumping to conclusions but it makes life easier and your findings will be taken more serious if you have troubleshooted prior to posting. I’m not saying you’re wrong, I’m just saying time will tell and test what the FAQ says, I’m sure many others will also report if it turns out to be draining badly later on.
I am not running into conclusions . I am just reporting my observations as I clearly mention . If the team here wants to investigate it , fine and good for all of us … if not it will be evident in the future .I really cannot understand the defensiveness of some members considering that everyone reporting or mentioning things related to not that positive experience or iffy sentiment is an offensive action .
In any case … I did mention my observation with a positive objective to try to assist .
I publicly apologize to you for taking offence. My first post was directed as a solution to hopefully make your experience better. I didn’t mean to offend you and I didn’t direct that message towards you, it was posted as many does comment the battery life directly after updating and the FAQ was addressing it. As I said in my prior post, I’m not saying you’re wrong, I just tried to give you a potential solution.
I’m not here to pick a fight and just wanted to say I’m sorry. -
First activity after update, SV crashed and rebooted during activity.
Earlier, before hike, there was a problem with displaying freshly downloaded maps. Soft reset helped with this problem.
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I’m not sure if the topic has already been discussed, but it’s definitely not solved. After an update, I lose a personalized sport mode and the rest are changed settings. So if I have 5 personalized ones before the update, i have only 4 after that and have to create the one again. Is this known at suunto, is it being worked on or am I the only one with the problem? If there is a technical reason, I would also find that interesting
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@Kaiphi t have the same issue for the swim activity but only for this activity. When I used my personnal swim activity I have only the lenght. In the standard swim activity each data works and no issue with the lengh and distance registrered.
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Last week I reset the Race S and then I swam Saturday and today again.
The swatch tracked the distance quite correctly. I’ll check out the next workouts.
Thanks.Devis
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@Arju-Ambin Where can I find the FAQ on the topic of updates?
It is said that the cycle of battery discharge should be made. Does it matter if the battery is drained from 100% or 30%? Then it would be easier to do the update with a low battery level
Suunto 9 Peak Pro
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@Kaiphi said in Software Update 2.39.44 (2024 Q4 Hotfix + new pool swim algo):
@Arju-Ambin Where can I find the FAQ on the topic of updates?
It is said that the cycle of battery discharge should be made. Does it matter if the battery is drained from 100% or 30%? Then it would be easier to do the update with a low battery level
The only reference I have is from this thread, the first question asked there: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/9960/more-faq?_=1734438665530
Haven’t searched further in case there is any.
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@Brad_Olwin said in Software Update 2.39.44 (2024 Q4 Hotfix + new pool swim algo):
@Olaf-Gottschalk next time this happens send logs and PM me with time and date logs sent plus the email you use for SA. Has not happened to me in a long time. Auto -DND prevents the watch from buzzing and waking me up.
Ok, @Brad_Olwin In order for you being able to have logs of that night disturbance - should I reject the firmware update or confirm it?!?
So, plan: if with the next update it again wakes me up, I will (reject/confirm) the update and the next morning I will send the logs using the Suunto App and inform you? Is that what you want me to do?
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@Kaiphi
It is spread here and there.
This one is one of them
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I juste realized that some of my custom sports modes have vanished after update on my SV. I had not noticed first.
I’ll check if it also occurred on my SRs
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@Tieutieu Yes, I have the same problem and a post described above
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@pavel-samokha
Yesterday I tried to do quite a lot of Medley swimming.I saw people were complaining by the accuracy of watch counting in medley swimming.
For me it was ok on my Race S:
As you can see, main set 8×400m medley swimming - distances were counted correctly, times a bit off, but that is fine and usual.
The only thing is style detection. It was bad and it is still bad, but differently. The watch detected my butterfly and backstroke as freestyle. Breaststroke and free is correct:
Suunto Race S
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@Jer075 I had the same on my previous training session, when we had a lot of drills and for the watch it looked like I was mostly standing than swimming.
