Suunto Vertical 2 General Discussion
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@Egika yes, thank you. I mean the Test…
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@GiPFELKiND said in Suunto Vertical 2 General Discussion:
@Egika yes, thank you. I mean the Test…
The “test” is happening after the workout and yields a statement of how well your HR is recovering after the workout has ended.
During a (intervall) workout, you can add the HR gradient as a data field and follow your HR changes on the watch. I would not call this a “test”. It is just a data field. Maybe check Janne’s video for explanation: https://youtu.be/Jh0gD05DngU?si=7ukcDkHH4TmXEMHI&t=370 -
The problem was resolved after updating the suunto app to version 6.8.9
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Missing graph or diagram.
In the logbook are the workouts listed.
Select a workout will show the details (speed, heartfrequency, up and down, and more…).
Some details are shown with a graph or diagram (or how is it called).Problem: These graphs or diagrams are only shown in the last done workout.
In the other workouts the space for the graphe is given but there is no graph.Maybe i have a wrong configuration.
Are there someone with same effect or could tell me “how to fix” the problem?Note: I can´t say if this would happend with the latest update or if it happend also before…
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@DirkJ after an update all logbook activities are deleted, only the summaries are left
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@beginson
Wehre can i find HR Recovering in the App? App is newest Version. Only shows max, min and average HR -
@masta which OS?
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@Egika
Android
I think it’s because I didn’t finish my workout in Zone 2. I just don’t understand why Zone 2 is a requirement, or rather, I didn’t see that mentioned anywhere in the changelog. -
@masta HR higher than Z1 is required because the lower your starting point, the slower the rate, and no information is gained from that
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@masta if you end your activity at resting heartrate or just slightly above, there will not be much to measure.
You need a significant enough drop to evaluate a drop. -
@masta Same here. Only two runs since the update but the recovery function worked both times on the watch but nothing showing in the app.
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@MarkG in android app and with race s you can find it in the workout statistics in the heart rate section.
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@masta you need to update the suunto app to version 6.8.9
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@beginson Thanks - only just became available here - I’ve done that now and the app is showing the stat from the previous two runs so all good.
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@Gunnar Thanks - that’s where I was expecting to see it but an app update has just landed and now it’s there.
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I’m trying to test the traceback feature. How exactly does the traceback feature work? What are the differences in usage compared to returning to the initial point?
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@safari
Back to initial point is “direct line as the crow flies”, like bearing navigation.
Track back is taking your “breadcrumb” and make it a navigated route, back. -
@Mff73 Yes, I noticed that it doesn’t base its route on the one I was taking. It redraws the route based on my first pebble point as the crow flies. It’s not really following my imagination. Going back to the first route worked differently.
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If I end the workout in Zone 2 or higher, heart rate recovery also starts and is subsequently displayed in the app. Everything’s fine. thanks!
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I charged mine to 100% on Saturday evening, 97% Sunday morning and a 7hr trail run dropped it to 88%. I’m impressed.
What I’m not so happy with is a persistent issue where longer runs don’t seem to sync to the app very well. Most runs I do are two hours or so, sync quickly without issue. Anything 3-4hrs plus seems to cause a problem
The app picks up the watch, syncs everything else but I then get a message saying ‘Problem with last sync, one activity failed to sync’. Then it usually does sync 6-24hrs later. (Still waiting for yesterday’s 18hrs after finishing and numerous attempts).
I’ve tried all the recommended fixes. Does anyone else experience this? I’m beginning to wonder if it’s a Bluetooth fault with my phone but as shorter activities sync without problems and notifications work I’m not so sure.
