@byblos maybe you can explain better your issue, with screenshots or pictures ; what is wrong? How are you expecting things to be?

Yes diving together with the Suunto EON Core and Nautic works fine. The Suunto App only allows one Dive Computer active. For Diving, the Pod simply transmits the signal and both dive computers have all the dive information available throughout the dive. I especially use them both to compare the Buhlmann vs Fused RGBM differences as buddies are diving with the EON. But differences in pressure is not what I see, the only thing is a difference in Bottom times that is related to the tables and conservatism settings and the SAC which is higher in the Nautic.[image: 1768634814589-20260117_081000.jpg] [image: 1768634814605-screenshot_20260117_082000_suunto.jpg] [image: 1768634814616-screenshot_20260117_082016_suunto.jpg]

@sky-runner said in TSS has changed dramatically in last few weeks: @Brad_Olwin said in TSS has changed dramatically in last few weeks: @kludwig check HR, power and pace zones I wonder how one is supposed to know what their power zones are? Most people know how to figure out their HR zones, although many still do it incorrectly. Pace zones are more difficult but can be derived from race results or a lactate threshold test. Personally I wouldn’t know if I didn’t have my lactate threshold pace from Garmin. But power zones? No idea at all how to get these right? I think if Suunto algorithms depend on zones so much, there has to be a guided test in the watch to calculate the zones - a guided test that does everything end to end, including updating the times. I’ve updated my power zones using my last 10K Race (december) data amd using a external tool. Now the 3 zones are more aligned for flat running (in trail running pace will differ).

@Anders-Bornstedt there is also a Suunto plus app called “stopwatch”. Haven’t tried it myself so can’t tell if it’s any good though.

@louispar mine shows up to the right and below your comment, but I can’t upvote since I don’t have enough reputation

@eurohiker fill out the survey here: https://forum.suunto.com/post/183494

@Fabio-Perotti I already mentioned that several times. I manually edit activity after it’s done to bring back total distance to downhill distance, and set elevation to 0.

@NO-DECO Correct and I do understand, but it is documented as a feature so logically you can assume its there when you purchase the device.

@Anrich-Potgieter Ok. I did a repeat of the same workout with the Vert 2 instead of my Race 2 and was back within normal ranges of the bicep strap. Not sure if this is something just with the Race 2 update as they supposedly share the same sensors. I’ll keep testing.

@jjpaz I experienced this with my Race 2 for the first time today. I was about 14km into a trail run when it started happening - after a raise to wake the display would remain on for about 2 minutes after my arm going down. This sequence occurred 3 or 4 times, until I briefly manually paused and then resumed the activity - in my case that resulted in return to normal display behaviour once again.

@Migsey You don’t have to change your dive computer just because the the dive app is crap. Get a grip on your self man. (Stranglers)

@yetanotherdeveloper The magic of windows

@valery.kasinski Did you get your D5 back ?

@vinc14 said in where to find the VO2MAX information?: ok i have 4 of them running and trail running in the last 6 weeks - it seems not enough 4 mal Laufen in 6 Wochen erscheint mir wirklich etwas wenig. Hier wird in der Regel 3mal die Woche gerannt und es hat bestimmt 1-2 Wochen gedauert bis ein Wert da war. Ich habe das allerdings nicht aktiv beobachtet. Der Wert ist am Ende auch nur eine Schätzung. Für was genau benötigst du den Wert? Grüße, Sven

@VoiGAS I am not sure but I have the impression that the STEEL is on it’s way out. If it is that would be a shame.

@Łukasz-Szmigiel Just tap on it. It should toggle between speed and pace. not intuitive… agree. every time forgot to work on that part of ux.

@aerodynamik hi, I had a similar issue connecting my Suunto Run to a mac, it resolved once I connected a usb stick to the mac. Here are the steps that helped me: connect my watch to my mac (mac won’t see it) conect a USB drive to my mac (they appear both in Finder) They say it is a problem with USB ports on macs, they do not refersh their state for some reason

@ogillot sure thing, in France we can go to 60 meters on air. I don’t, I stay between 30 & 40 mètres with the EON CORE.