Software Update 2.44.46 (2025 Q3)
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@Dušan-Ković That is not how the sensor connections are currently enabled. I wasn’t aware that people would use two different HR monitors in one set of exercises.
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@Brad_Olwin it is for completely different exercises. Not even in the same day. I expected that if sensor is paired to the watch it will automatically be picked up. Currently, user has to connect sensor each time from the exercise menu. Who even thought that would be a good experience?
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@Brad_Olwin Perhaps not at the same time. What was meant is that there are two HR sensor that can be used in the same activity type alternatively, but not in same activity.
I also have two HR sensors paired - a chest HR sensor and Coros armband HR sensor - and I use either one but not both at the same time. Yesterday I noticed that the watch was refusing to connect to Suunto chest HR sensor at the start of a run even though I was wearing it and could see its battery level even I went to the “paired sensors” menu. I suspect it was trying to use the Coros sensor instead, which I wasn’t wearing. So at the end it used neither of the sensors. Finally when I went out of the range of the Coros sensor and tried to start a run again, it connected to the Suunto sensor.
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@sky-runner @Brad_Olwin Not at the same time. I will record video tomorrow and publish it here.
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@animalart said in Software Update 2.44.46 (2025 Q3):
Hi !
On my end, I also have a bug regarding sleep. Even if I tighten my watch at the maximum so it does not move, I haven’t get a full night of sleep registered by the watch since the update. The first day it stopped in the middle of the night and since I didn’t get any night registered. It looks like the HR monitoring stops as the curves on the watch and on the app are stopped during the night. I had to move my watch on my wrist (and see the green light) to make the HR back again.Also having this issue.
Also having the recovery value showing inaccurate issue.
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I have noticed that my watch is loosing power quite a lot since the last update. Will try to discharge and charge again and compare. For example yesterday afternoon I had 29%, this morning 7%.
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@timecode Same as me
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@timecode a bit more maybe on my SRs, but on my SV after a full circle of charge, it consumes less than before.
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@Dušan-Ković I have same with two powermeters (two bikes), when I make a change (not always), I have do double check if PM is awake and then manualy connect it to watch. A litle less complicated thjan repairing but still requires manual intervention
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@bigwheels87 I’ve finally found the bug ! A factory reset changed nothing. My feeling about the blood oxygen measurement time matching the heart rate monitoring stopping was right. It is the blood oxygen measurement that fails ! I deactivated it and my sleep was normally monitored.
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@Brad_Olwin Here is the video that explains it better. Polar H10 is on me in the beginning of the video.
I have both sensors paired to the watch. I expected that I don’t have to manually connect sensors every time I use different one. If they are both paired to the watch why they just don’t automatically connect when BT signal is in range? Why do I have to manually connect them? This is not proper multi-sensor support on the watch as it is advertised, it is a wrong way of fixing a problem. Sorry for the harsh words, but it just doesn’t make sense why the watch cannot connect properly.
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@Dušan-Ković said in Software Update 2.44.46 (2025 Q3):
@Brad_Olwin it is for completely different exercises. Not even in the same day. I expected that if sensor is paired to the watch it will automatically be picked up. Currently, user has to connect sensor each time from the exercise menu. Who even thought that would be a good experience?
This is not my experience, I have 3 HR sensors paired to the Race 2. An HRMPro, and 2 different Suunto Smartsensors. One is automatically picked up when I start an exercise, whichever happens to be on my chest. You should not need to select the sensor, I do not. However, I wet the belt and put the belt on my chest prior to selecting the exercise. If you have more than one belt nearby sending BT connection, this can be problematic as I cannot tell which Smartsensor is connected. I typically wait until I am ready to start an exercise. In the past, the belt automatically connected, that has not changed.
I watched the video, the problem is the sensor is not transmitting HR. You need to have the sensor on and transmitting, the green at the beginning telling you the Polar is connected is an automatic connection.
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@Brad_Olwin Well it works every time like on video. In the video both sensors are next to each other because of recording. But I have to do that in front of my building, or at the trailhead. I never carry two of them. And it works like that when sensor is on me. I have to manually connect it if I used other sensor in previous activity. If I used H10 yesterday in previous activity and I want to use verity sense today - VS doesn’t automatically connect. I have to manually connect it. And vice versa.
