Software Update 2.43.8 (2025 Q2)
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@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos weird, I hope my sensor is not faulty
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@duffman19 I don’t think the maps were any less clear before the update. ’ I personally was very happy with the maps. I don’t understand this change and am thinking about downgrading for the first time. This really irritates me. Sorry.
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@Likarnik I started the new fw review tests yesterday. After the update, my altitude, which was 100 m, became 104 m. My other reviews and tests continue.
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@safari the calibration resets afaik after update / reboot
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I suppose there’s still no interval counter, countdown, or the ability to data affich on the map?
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@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos I tried doing a soft reset and then using the “automatic altitude change” feature. I will check again. I have observed an increase in battery consumption now and I am testing it.
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@safari Dont expect the altitude calibration to be precice in <5m . Its around the 10-15m ballpark. 4m is nothing for altitude calibrations
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Hm still no update for me.
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@pavel.samokha What happens if I am not on my regular WIFI…
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@Danny-poleg WiFi A-GPS sync is an addition, not a replacement for BLE A-GPS sync
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Thanks for the update, but …
- Still no native multisport modes apart of triathlon. This is a pity, as it basically makes the watch unusable for sports like duathlon, swim-run, etc., because transitions are lost and it is dangerous to mess around with the watch while competing.
- After each update, most individually configured options for sport modes (e.g. auto lap on/off, auto pause, …) are reset and have to be reconfigured manually for each sport mode. This is a PITA for the user and shouldn’t be hard to change.
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@Łukasz-Szmigiel no update here either for S9PP…
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@pavel.samokha Thank you very much
I would like to know where I can find more information about the update in English video format -
@brettacher said in Software Update 2.43.8 (2025 Q2):
Still no native multisport modes apart of triathlon. This is a pity, as it basically makes the watch unusable for sports like duathlon, swim-run, etc., because transitions are lost and it is dangerous to mess around with the watch while competing.
You can hold upper button during some activity to turn on another activity. This will be a multisport.
Not sure though if it indicates transition times. Also, as far as I remember, there is “SwimRun” app in Suunto Plus.
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@fv4500 I’ve just read that S9PP will get it later.
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@borgelkranz Mine seemed to fail too … first time ever that had happened. I went to switch sleep tracking off then on again to see if that would fix anything, and the moment I clicked that toggle button, the watch showed the sleep report screen. And it synced my sleep to the app.
So it’s like it still recorded in the background but needed a step force it to sync the first day after the update.
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Does anyone know if this bug was fixed?
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I really like this update after having tried out some low hanging fruit today. But I don’t understand why the Changelog sells itself short to such a degree that my first impression was a sleepy scroll down for trouble reports. The long list of new data fields could have been spruced up with a bold Some SuuntoPlus Data Now Native!. A couple of very interesting data pages can be stitched together while incorporating these new data points (too bad we only have three pages to play with). Below is a test of timers and ZoneSense - which will need some explanations… Observe that no S+ app was active during the run.
First the page setup in the SA:
And then the actual field test:
What happened is that I ran barefoot during the first 4 kilometres (“Moving time” 27m33s), paused the watch and sat down to lace on a pair of DIY XeroShoes sandals. Takes some time to wrap long laces around the ankles… (“Pause time” 5m49s). Unpaused the watch and stood still to take the picture (“Rest time” 9s) while the “Total time” now was at 33m32s and “Zonesense Aerobic” had been active for 17m43s (yeah, not optimal that all three ZS icons are identical).
Overall a fun experience. But the lack of clear visual distinctions between the timers (and as said, ZS) put a lot of pressure on our brains. I’m not sure I would understand the figures during a more strenuous exercise.
Suunto Race S
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@TrailEyes thanks for the advice. Didn’t work for me though.
