Software Update 2.43.8/.12 (2025 Q2)
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@TrailEyes yes, hotfix should come. 2.43.12 probably
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@pavel.samokha downloading 2.43.12 right now
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Any insights on when the update will be available for the 9pp? -
@pavel.samokha Hotfix just for Stryd? Then I can skip this one…
Race S
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@Felix-Felicis it should be available for 9PP afaik. If it doesn’t this is weird, anyone can confirm this?
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@VoiGAS nothing to do with Stryd
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@pavel.samokha not here for my 9PP, still on v2.40.44 as the most recent FW version available.
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No update for S9PP
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Not available for S9PP
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@pavel.samokha said in Software Update 2.43.8/.12 (2025 Q2):
@TrailEyes yes, hotfix should come. 2.43.12 probably
Installed 2.43.12 on my SV. The problem with manual laps not being displayed properly is still there
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OK, checked. Indeed it’s not available yet for Suunto 9 Peak Pro due to some issues. Sorry for misleading initial info.
It should come, but I don’t have ETA
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@isazi More dropped power readings on the watch during my structured workout this morning. I haven’t checked the FIT data yet though to compare, but I will update later when I get back to my computer.
Suunto Race S / 9 Baro / Ambit 3 Peak / Observer
Polar H10 / Verity Sense / OH1
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I installed the latest hotfix two hours ago, and since then, the HR graph has not been displaying any data. It reads my pulse, but the graph is blank.
EDIT Calory tracking also not working:
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@atoponce let me know, I already reported this to Suunto buy having some data could help
Watch: Suunto Vertical Ti
Blog: isazi's home
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@Jordi-C For me it works on a Race S. But I directly made a Soft Reset after the upgrade as this seems to be common practice
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Started to work 30 minutes after the soft reset… 2h of lost data but working fine
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@Jordi-C can anybody give me please the 2.37.48 Firmware for suunto Vertical Solar here or at Message!? Thanx a lot
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@Audaxjoe I initially assumed the rest time was the same as paused time. Now I see that that isn’t the case. But there is still a question of how exactly the watch determines the rest. If that that is based on some threshold of pace, that isn’t going to work accurately on a steep terrain.
What I’d really want to have is a choice to either trigger rest automatically or trigger it with the lap button. When the rest is triggered it should show a popup with the rest counter for the current rest lap to remind me to move on. Here is roughly how it looks on Garmin when using Rest timer in Garmin Ultra Run mode - I copied and edited one of the pictures in this thread to illustrate it. The popup is shown on top of whatever data screen I am currently on, so I can always see it.
My point is that the total rest time is not actually that useful, although it would be quite useful to see it after the fact. But having a field for the total rest time may be useful for some. But in my opinion it is more useful to see the current rest time - since the last moment it has been triggered - as a reminder to not waste time. That is a feature I’d really want for ultra running.
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@sky-runner in step terrain I just press pause when stopped. Auto pause doesn’t work for me when it is uphill!
When you press paused it tells you how long you have been paused on the screen.
I think it is pretty straightforward really but maybe you are looking for something else I am missing.
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@Audaxjoe said in Software Update 2.43.8/.12 (2025 Q2):
When you press paused it tells you how long you have been paused on the screen.
I’d never pause my watch for the following 3 reasons:
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It is way too easy to forget to unpause it in a race when running for hours and the brain becomes foggy - then all the stats become messed up.
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I want the time to reflect the race time, not the time I am actually moving. I guess now it is possible to show the elapsed end-to-end time, but that wasn’t possible before. Still, if I pause my metrics would likely be messed up.
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Third party apps get confused by having pauses in the activity FIT file. For example, Strava does change some of its algorithms when it sees pauses. Over 14 years of using various GPS watches I learned the hard way that it is the best to start an activity, preferably lock the watch, and not mess with it until I’ve finished. Otherwise, the risk of losing the data or messing it up is just too high.
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