Software Update 2.40.44 (2025 Q1 Hotfix)

[Stoke80]

@olson917 said in Software Update 2.40.44 (2025 Q1 Hotfix):

@isazi Release to production is confirmed here, it’s downloading now through the normal “Auto Update” process.

I am running the beta version. Do I need to re-install the final version? Or is it the same build?

[isazi]

@Stoke80 should be the same

[Stoke80]

@isazi said in Software Update 2.40.44 (2025 Q1 Hotfix):

@Stoke80 should be the same

Thank you

[Александр Даниленко]

Not firmware itself, but the new watchface.

Timer on it looks ugly (you can see rectangular box)

[GiPFELKiND]

@Александр-Даниленко really? what watch you use?

[Egika]

@Александр-Даниленко thank you.
Reported it.

[Александр Даниленко]

@GiPFELKiND race S

[enriqueescoms]

Automatically updated on 9PP without any issues. Well… except I have auto-updates disabled.

[maszop]

@pavel.samokha It seems that the WiFi switch works after the update.
Has anyone with this problem checked if they managed to turn on the network?

[amythebirder]

Hello, the update happened this morning and I’m finding the watch (Vertical) and app aren’t syncing activities. Has anyone else found this issue or know how to fix it please?

Update: turning both devices off and on again fixed it!

[SuperFlo75]

@pavel.samokha two days for testing a beta version of firmware, I think this a new record

[Markel Iruin]

Hi everyone,

After updating my Suunto 9 Peak Pro to version 2.40.44, the watch stopped detecting my Polar H10 heart rate sensor.

Before the update, everything worked perfectly. Now, when I try to pair the HR sensor, the watch can’t find it at all.

Things I’ve already tried:

Replaced the battery of the H10

Moistened the strap and adjusted it properly

Tested the H10 with my phone – it connects instantly via the Polar app

Ensured Bluetooth on the phone is off when trying to pair with the watch

Restarted the watch and tried pairing multiple times

The H10 clearly works, and this issue started immediately after the firmware update. I’m wondering if anyone else is experiencing the same problem?

Thanks in advance!

[maszop]

@SuperFlo75 Public testing. Internal testing probably took much longer.

[SuperFlo75]

@maszop yes, I know, public testing. I‘m not a software expert, I‘m a orthopedic doctor, but in my opinion it makes sense to test a hotfix (therapy of bugs) on watches which have these bugs… that‘s why this public testing makes sense, but these watches with issues are involved too late?
I didn’t have these issues on my watch, that’s why I didn’t download the beta software, I will update in a few days after the next charging.

[maszop]

@SuperFlo75 If I wrote honestly what I think about the entire software testing policy at Suunto I would be banned

There is some progress, but it’s still a comedy.

[Adrian.S]

@Markel-Iruin Cannot confirm. I have Polar H10 too as well, and my Vertical can detect my HR sensor without issue. Before the update the sensor was paired with the watch, so it not lost the connection after the update, still works fine.

[enriqueescoms]

@Markel-Iruin I have the same combo as you: 9PP + Polar H10.

I’ll run a test this afternoon to see if it still works as usual or if I get an error like yours.

Edit: I have tried various sport modes and in all of them the Polar H10 detection starts well (as always).

[osscar]

hello,
successfully upgraded, I like this watch face, only complications could be 2 more - for example - top and bottom

[isazi]

@SuperFlo75 as far as I see, there is no formal open beta, Pavel is just a really awesome person and he is pushing for this, sharing the release candidate builds with the users of this forum hoping that having more people using it would speed up the discovery of bugs.

[SuperFlo75]

@isazi you are right, but I want to talk about how to make it better… and in my opionion (as I said before, I‘m an orthopedist, not a software freak) there are some things which can help to detect and delete bugs… one thing is sending logs from watches with issues… the other thing would be testing the new software on watches with issues… we often discussed here that not all watches have issues… and I’m not sure if Suunto has watches to test with these issues in every case… to test a hotfix on a watch without the issue to test is not very useful I think? A medical treatment will only be used for a person with an illness… but not for a healthy person