Suunto ZoneSense

timecode

@far-blue good point, but yes, I do have hr data also for the last 10 minutes.

SirMcKey

@timecode Good morning timecode,
watch your HR-data: You ran downhill and maybe HR was under 120 b/m?

Happy easter

timecode

@SirMcKey good morning, not really. Here you can see that my hr was quite high

halajos

@timecode HR signal quality was probably bad in the last 10 minutes. If the R-R interval data is not good enough, then ZoneSense doesn’t work, at it needs that data. You can check the R-R data quality in Runalyze.

Ghost

@timecode Or maybe the chest strap got disconnected toward the end, and the wrist-based heart rate sensor took over — which would explain why the data is there, but ZoneSense is missing.

maszop

@Ghost I don’t think that’s how it works, but I haven’t checked.
I don’t think there’s any switching between the belt and OHR.

halajos

@maszop said in Suunto ZoneSense:

I don’t think there’s any switching between the belt and OHR.
That’s true, no fallback to OHR

timecode

@Ghost no that doesn’t work that way. Once the HR strap is disconnected there is simply no measurement - OHR won’t take over, unfortunately. It happened a few times to me already ‍️

James Eastwood

Does anybody here use the Coospo H6? It is marked as supporting HRV, but I ran with it today with zone sense enabled but didn’t get any metrics. Don’t mind upgrading of I have to.

2b2bff

@James-Eastwood it is optical. For ZoneSense you need an ECG based HR monitor…