Treadmill: where's the calibration?

A Former User

Hi,

I just finished my first use of this watch on a treadmill but there seems to be no way to calibrate the watch at the end of the session, really? The distance measurement is way off.
I really hope this is a missing feature that will be introduced with future updates, because during the week I spend most of my free time on a treadmill.

Thanks

VoiGAS

@6iovanni Not sure how it is for the Run, but for Race S you can select the distance in the post-activity summary and change it with a button press.
Does this work with the Run?

A Former User

@VoiGAS said in Treadmill: where's the calibration?:

Does this work with the Run?

Hi thanks, unless I’m missing something, it seems not. A quick web search confirmed that I am not the only one

Egika

@6iovanni right. This function is supposed to be delivered with the first FW update after release.
Probably in 4-6 weeks, I guess

A Former User

@Egika thanks a bunch!

Anthony Garratt

@Egika Is there a published FW roadmap? I’d like to see if there’s anything in the pipeline for improving the lap notification vibration - it’s pretty weak.

Egika

@Anthony-Garratt no, Suunto does not publish this.

Anthony Garratt

@Egika Okay, thanks. How are you aware that “This function is supposed to be delivered with the first FW update after release” ? Just interested to know if there’s a feed/thread or something where that info’s leaking out.

Egika

@Anthony-Garratt some forum users are Suunto field testers and have some more in depth knowledge. We are under NDA though - so I was maybe stretching this a bit when giving the information about power meters…

VoiGAS

@Egika Power what?

Egika

@VoiGAS in a different thread

VoiGAS

@Egika just wanted to prevent not knowing because of the NDA thing - the reason for the

ShinJCD

@6iovanni
Hi, I entered the correct data directly into the app, after the race

A Former User

Hi @Andrea-Petrucci

I entered the correct data directly into the app, after the race

I meant that as soon as you end the activity, in the summary on the watch, you should be able to change (calibrate) the distance. Take a look at this, last post. That said, I was told that it should be coming somewhere in the future.

ShinJCD

@6iovanni

Yes, I understood. That’s why I was telling you that at the moment, it seems to me, that the only way is the one I told you.

Hari Seldon

I’m on ~~3.19.18~~ 3.19.20 and I calibrate it at the end of the session. It’s the ~~5th~~ nth time I calibrate it and it keeps counting 1 km more every 4 or so… Same treadmill, same speed, same incline for every session.

Hari Seldon

@Hari-Seldon said in Treadmill: where's the calibration?:

I’m on ~~3.19.18~~ 3.19.20 and I calibrate it at the end of the session. It’s the ~~5th~~ nth time I calibrate it and it keeps counting 1 km more every 4 or so… Same treadmill, same speed, same incline for every session.

Is it just me?

ShinJCD

@Hari-Seldon said in Treadmill: where's the calibration?:

@Hari-Seldon said in Treadmill: where's the calibration?:

I’m on ~~3.19.18~~ 3.19.20 and I calibrate it at the end of the session. It’s the ~~5th~~ nth time I calibrate it and it keeps counting 1 km more every 4 or so… Same treadmill, same speed, same incline for every session.

Is it just me?

I’ll report my personal experience: if I run up to 7.5/8 km/h there is always a significant difference compared to the treadmill, beyond these speeds (9 km/h and above) the differences are practically nil.

Hari Seldon

@ShinJCD said in Treadmill: where's the calibration?:

@Hari-Seldon said in Treadmill: where's the calibration?:

@Hari-Seldon said in Treadmill: where's the calibration?:

I’m on ~~3.19.18~~ 3.19.20 and I calibrate it at the end of the session. It’s the ~~5th~~ nth time I calibrate it and it keeps counting 1 km more every 4 or so… Same treadmill, same speed, same incline for every session.

Is it just me?

I’ll report my personal experience: if I run up to 7.5/8 km/h there is always a significant difference compared to the treadmill, beyond these speeds (9 km/h and above) the differences are practically nil.

I always set the incline and have never gone over 7/8 km/h. I’ll try that, thanks for pointing it out.