Something new is coming
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@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Of course! Exactly what you’d say if you’d recognised a couple of splendid ideas and were refueling your DeLorean.
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Here’s the Strava link to my run using the new Climb SuuntoPlus screen. The implementation is nice.
https://www.strava.com/activities/4025522993/laps
Constructive criticism.
- Ideally laps would be marked retroactively. It appears there must be a change/delta of 10m either up or down before a lap is marked. It would be much better if the watch could mark the lap at the point where the elevation first started to rise or fall rather that after the 10 m delta.
- The lap summary screen shows lap heart rate and pace. I think it makes more sense to replace one of these with elevation / ascent like you get with the lap summaries for trail running.
Thanks!
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@fazel Just curious… is it like an “automatic interval”? just waiting to see some videos on youtube!!!
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@Egika but they hangs and freezes after the last update. I also thought they where built to last, but it doesn’t help if the software isn’t working.
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@suzzlo sort of, I think the idea is the watch is able to mark laps automatically based on elevation changes (SuuntoPlus: Climb), location (SuuntoPlus: Loop), and changes in intensity (SuuntoPlus: Sprint). It sounds like the first lap has to be marked manually with the Loop function, then the watch automatically marks a lap every time you come back to that point. For the Climb function, a new lap is marked every time elevation has changed by 10 m in either direction. The sprint screen marks laps at changes in intensity of 25% or more (either power or pace). You can only run one of these screens at a time.
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Tried the loop lap today, seems to work pretty well. I was doing easy loops in a park.
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@suzzlo @fazel is correct, see my post on the Software update page. Complex intervals are recorded automatically. If you are doing a relatively flat interval set using either Pace or Power(Stryd) an automatic lap is triggered 15 min after the start or with the lap button if prior to 15 min (warm up period). I used Sprint Power with Stryd to do uphill intervals 3 x 0.3 mi uphill (~.5k) with 1 min rest in between for 3 repeated sets. The hill I was using was only 1 mile up so in between each set I had to run downhill rest a minute and start. I pressed the lap button once at ~14 min to start and did not touch the lap button again. Autolaps off. https://app.suunto.com/move/bradleyolwin/5f5103d3517e743206d55d6e/
Just saw this does not show manual laps so see screenshot here https://forum.suunto.com/topic/5087/software-update-2-12-30-staged-release-for-s3-s5-s9/34?page=2 -
Does anyone has a picture that shows how waypoint names are shown during navigation?
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@sky-runner you can only see the type of waypoint. If you give your own name, it is ignored
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@jorgefd78
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@Mff73 it’s a s7!!
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@jorgefd78 Thanks! The reason I asked is because waypoint names is mentioned in the update details above. So supposedly that is a new feature.
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@nseslija
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@nseslija Thanks! And how do you get to see this? Is this shown only as a notification popup or you can see this on demand whenever you need during navigation?
I apologize if this sounds like a silly question, but this way of showing waypoint seems new to me - I haven’t seen it in a year and half of owning S9 (and using navigation with waypoints), and I don’t have the watch anymore to try myself.
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@sky-runner said in Something new is coming:
@nseslija Thanks! And how do you get to see this? Is this shown only as a notification popup or you can see this on demand whenever you need during navigation?
I apologize if this sounds like a silly question, but this way of showing waypoint seems new to me - I haven’t seen it in a year and half of owning S9 (and using navigation with waypoints), and I don’t have the watch anymore to try myself.
It is a notification popup. If you zoom out on the route you can see waypoints on the route map so depending on the level of zoom you can see the waypoint icons during navigation.
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Desno means right
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@Brad_Olwin Thanks! Having it only in the notification popup isn’t as useful as I hoped. The popup shows up only at a very short distance before the waypoint and goes away quickly. Ideally I’d want to see that info whenever I need.
