Software Update 2.43.8/.12 (2025 Q2)
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Is my understanding correct that with the new ZoneSense data fields it is not required to use the SuuntoPlus app now?
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Any info on why the 9PP is not getting the update?
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Coming back to the altitude measurements issue
- leaving the watch idle , it should NOT change either altitude nor the barometric pressure … at the moment a storm (which should have triggered the alarm ) changed both the altitude measurement and the barometric pressure , but that way both indicators were somehow wrong
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@danct As far as I read it there are only fields for the time in the different zones - but not the zone you are currently in itself. But didn’t try it
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@isazi FYI I had the same power display dropouts on my long run yesterday. This appears to be pretty consistent new behaviour I’m getting every run.
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@thanasis This is the Suunto automation that replaced the manual Altimeter/Barometer mode switch found in older watches. Which, despite what people associated with Suunto have written here many times, works poorly.
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@far-blue okay send me the activity, I’m collecting some examples
Watch: Suunto Vertical Ti
Blog: isazi's home
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@isazi Here’s a run where I saw consistent power drops on my Race S despite only stopping twice at intersections. This was an easy run.
https://maps.suunto.com/move/aarontoponce/685548cd0767c11a0a1196a9
I dare say half the time I’m looking at my watch while in full run, the power from my Stryd foot pod either reads 0 or just coming up from 0. Because I use 30s avg for my data field, it takes a bit to climb back up.
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Voice feedback it’s not working. Two running exercises and no voice in my case.
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@far-blue I decided to downgrade. I’ve got the Chicago Marathon coming up and I train by power. I don’t want to be second-guessing my power reading or babysitting the watch during my workouts.
Settings > General > About > scroll to bottom > hold bottom button a few seconds > secret menu appears > Select OTA pkg.
I had a few installed, and selected the .8 release.
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@far-blue Same thing, on every cycling activity with power…
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I met a problem with the maps (Lofoten, Norway), by zooming out some details disappear…
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@sky-runner Agree with you here, need to see trails and roads at low zoom levels ideally up to 5 km.
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@isazi I had another longer run today and tried to pay some attention to the dropouts. I think they may be related to where GPS might struggle a little more - under tree cover or underpasses etc.
Also, I suspect it’s actually all bluetooth because I’ve noticed random single RR values in Runalyze that are also very far out from the usually very clean datasets I get.
