Suunto 7 - Tips and tricks, apps and watch faces

[isazi]

@JANTIKAINEN check on which side the antenna is on the earplugs, and match it with the watch.

[JANTIKAINEN]

@pavelsamokha Funny thing is that I have no issues at home even when I’m running and jumping around.
The cutting off started when I got outside.

[isazi]

@JANTIKAINEN may be also environmental. There was a particular intersection in downtown Singapore where my headphones would disconnect from my phone. Almost every morning.

[Randy Penn]

@JANTIKAINEN You may be having trouble outside because there is nothing for the Bluetooth signal to bounce off of. Inside, there are walls everywhere to reflect the signal. You might have better luck if you wear your watch on the other wrist outside.

[JANTIKAINEN]

@Randy-Penn Thanks, I’ll try.

[who93]

Is it somehow possible to completely turn off the screen when tracking sports in the Suunto app? Some elements are always on, and I guess therefore also consuming some battery power…

[Egika]

@who93 said in Suunto 7 - Tips and tricks, apps and watch faces:

Is it somehow possible to completely turn off the screen when tracking sports in the Suunto app? Some elements are always on, and I guess therefore also consuming some battery power…

Now I think I found a bug while trying as follows:

Start a running activity on the watch
Press left button to go to home screen
Then swipe down
Select cinema mode to leave screen off

Firstly when turning my wrist the display came on anyway.
From now on the whole touch screen stopped working. Completely. Only buttons functional.
Had to hard reboot my watch.

Can anyone Co firm this behavior and where to report to?

[JANTIKAINEN]

@Egika I remember trying this when doing an 18k run and was starting to get low on bat. (had only 29% when I started the run and finnished with 2%)
But anyway I turned off my screen when I had 3k’s to go and remember also that when I turned my wrist the display went back on.
Touch screen was fully functional though.

[Brad_Olwin]

@Egika I will test today and if I can replicate it, I can report it to Suunto as a bug.

[pilleus]

Weather radar mapped to the lower button with Wearable widgets and Windy. Have fun!

It’s more precise and actual than any other radar in our area. And you can see the direction and movement of the rain area.

This is the output of the windy applet on the watch: test.mp4

This is the initial (actual) screen of the windy applet when opening:

[Brad_Olwin]

@pilleus I have that app on iOS and love it. It will not work on the S7 unless you have an Android phone.

[Sofija Kontrimaite]

@pilleus This also works out very well with adidas run app. Jus sync it with suunto app and and google fit

[Egika]

@Sofija-Kontrimaite said in Suunto 7 - Tips and tricks, apps and watch faces:

@pilleus This also works out very well with adidas run app. Jus sync it with suunto app and and google fit

How do you sync to Suunto App?
When using Syncmytracks, I found all altitude data missing. It seems to use the Sports Tracker api that is not working well here…

[Sofija Kontrimaite]

@Egika I have connected adidas running to suunto app (go to settings, connect to other services). All data - altitude, GPS, HR etc transfers with no issues. But to have it synced to Google Fit you have to open adidas app. It does not sync until then.

[Egika]

@Sofija-Kontrimaite does not work for me.
Adidas Running (aka Runtastic) only offers to connect to Apple health, Garmin, Polar ans Myfitnesspal…

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@Egika its on the suunto app man

[Maryn]

@Egika the same is with Endomondo in Suunto APP ios. Sometimes you need to check both services (web or SA).

[Egika]

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos d’oh
ok, so the idea is to have a workout in SA, then transferred to Adidas running, and from there to Godle Fit, to then have all data?

[JorgeFD]

@Egika i’m lost

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@Egika I dont know what the idea is but just saying how to connect to adidas