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    Tomas5 @DMytro
    last edited by 14 Jun 2021, 20:24

    @дима-мельниченко you are right, it is too low intensity to notice in room where is light 😉 so it works fine. Is it possible somehow lower backlight when button presed to this lower intensity too?

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      Rob33 Bronze Member @Tomas5
      last edited by 14 Jun 2021, 20:25

      Raise to wake mode test: the lighting comes on very frequently only with the usual arm movements of running …
      Similar experiences?

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        DMytro @Tomas5
        last edited by 14 Jun 2021, 20:30

        @tomas5 don’t think so

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          Rob33 Bronze Member @Dimitrios Kanellopoulos
          last edited by 14 Jun 2021, 20:33

          @dimitrios-kanellopoulos Are there data on the loss of autonomy according to the choices offered?

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            gerasimos Bronze Member @Rob33
            last edited by gerasimos 15 Jun 2021, 12:23

            @rob33 @dimitrios-kanellopoulos same problem…with simple movement on run (e.g. skipping) lights on very frequently(without turn wrist)
            kinda bug or just high sensitivity…??
            everything else perfect.
            (s9 non baro.)

            (Raise to wake mode test: the lighting comes on very frequently only with the usual arm movements of running …
            Similar experiences?)

            Suunto Vertical Ti
            Suunto S9 gen1
            Suunto Ambit3 peak

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              Rob33 Bronze Member @gerasimos
              last edited by 15 Jun 2021, 18:51

              @gerasimos It seems that many people wonder about this function … Lack of explanation?

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                gerasimos Bronze Member @Rob33
                last edited by 15 Jun 2021, 20:22

                @rob33 its a very useful and new function, need more time and daily tests from customers to check out …
                Just little patience and feedbacks and experts will solve it…(if it’s real problem and not an isolated issue)
                🔺🤜🤛

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                Suunto S9 gen1
                Suunto Ambit3 peak

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                  isazi Moderator @gerasimos
                  last edited by isazi 15 Jun 2021, 21:11

                  @gerasimos Dimitrios already said he’s collecting feedback for Suunto on the backlight behavior 🤟

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                    Radu Negoescu @isazi
                    last edited by 16 Jun 2021, 06:22

                    I’ll add my two bits of feedback on this feature too - last night, while putting the kids to sleep, the light kept coming on. I’m on S9Baro, backlight off, standby on, raise to wake on. Let’s say that in last night’s scenario I can’t complain - the room was dark, it was 9pm, and it was working as expected.

                    However, with it being quite reactive/sensitive to hand movement, I am wondering if it wouldn’t make sense (at least for us on S9B without adaptive settings) to take into account the time of day (and probably day of year / location) as a heuristic to determine if backlight is really needed. I don’t need it to react, even at low intensity, at 10am, but I would need it at 7am in winter months here in Europe.

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                      Dimitrios Kanellopoulos Community Manager @Radu Negoescu
                      last edited by 16 Jun 2021, 06:25

                      @radu-negoescu use DND. Same applies to s9p.

                      I use DND from 9pm to 7am

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                        gerasimos Bronze Member @isazi
                        last edited by 16 Jun 2021, 11:28

                        @isazi Dimitrios best of the best.💪 💪 💪 💪

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                          A Former User @Radu Negoescu
                          last edited by 17 Jun 2021, 20:13

                          @radu-negoescu said in Suunto 9 raise to wake feature:

                          I’ll add my two bits of feedback on this feature too - last night, while putting the kids to sleep, the light kept coming on. I’m on S9Baro, backlight off, standby on, raise to wake on. Let’s say that in last night’s scenario I can’t complain - the room was dark, it was 9pm, and it was working as expected.

                          However, with it being quite reactive/sensitive to hand movement, I am wondering if it wouldn’t make sense (at least for us on S9B without adaptive settings) to take into account the time of day (and probably day of year / location) as a heuristic to determine if backlight is really needed. I don’t need it to react, even at low intensity, at 10am, but I would need it at 7am in winter months here in Europe.

                          Like garmin with “after sunset” mode for backlight?

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                            S1ngletracker Bronze Member @Radu Negoescu
                            last edited by 17 Jun 2021, 21:01

                            @radu-negoescu I use automatic Do Not Disturb setting during near sleep time to morning wake up time. So raise to lit the screen do not disturb.

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                              S1ngletracker Bronze Member @gerasimos
                              last edited by S1ngletracker 17 Jun 2021, 21:14

                              @gerasimos Same stuff here.
                              Tested on mountain biking (S9P on bike stand) and on Crossfit exercise (this sport mode is by the way missing!) the light keeps turning on when you don’t need it:

                              • twist/turn/tilt the handle bar = light turns on
                              • pick up the kettle bell from the floor = light turns on
                              • raise your wrist to look watch during circuit training = usually no light (noticed that if you do small “shake” on your hand and then raise the light is on).

                              So i think this needs more tuning.

                              Or ad option to switch on/off during exercise!? This is not helpful in all sport modes and situations. But i would like to use it for some or just only on watch mode.

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                                gerasimos Bronze Member @S1ngletracker
                                last edited by 18 Jun 2021, 07:21

                                @s1ngletracker yes man! exactly that!
                                i think with a quick double raise to open light or a finest tuning wiil be just perfect and usefull function…🤘 🤘 💪

                                Suunto Vertical Ti
                                Suunto S9 gen1
                                Suunto Ambit3 peak

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                                  Brad_Olwin Moderator @gerasimos
                                  last edited by 18 Jun 2021, 12:03

                                  @gerasimos This would be a terrible idea while exercising in the dark, especially for running. I do not want to have to lift my arm twice to see when an interval is over with.

                                  Vector/T6c/Ambit 3 Peak/S5 Copper/S3/S7 Ti/S9 baro Ti/S9P Ti/S9PP Ti/Vertical Ti/Race Ti/RaceS/Ocean/Wing

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                                    zhang965 @S1ngletracker
                                    last edited by 18 Jun 2021, 13:58

                                    @s1ngletracker said in Suunto 9 raise to wake feature:

                                    @gerasimos Same stuff here.
                                    Tested on mountain biking (S9P on bike stand) and on Crossfit exercise (this sport mode is by the way missing!) the light keeps turning on when you don’t need it:

                                    • twist/turn/tilt the handle bar = light turns on
                                    • pick up the kettle bell from the floor = light turns on
                                    • raise your wrist to look watch during circuit training = usually no light (noticed that if you do small “shake” on your hand and then raise the light is on).

                                    So i think this needs more tuning.

                                    Or ad option to switch on/off during exercise!? This is not helpful in all sport modes and situations. But i would like to use it for some or just only on watch mode.

                                    I found a good way for both of us,

                                    we should raise our arm like a zombie slowly and deathfully,

                                    Winners Wear Winners

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                                      Brad_Olwin Moderator @zhang965
                                      last edited by 18 Jun 2021, 14:03

                                      @zhang965 said in Suunto 9 raise to wake feature:

                                      @s1ngletracker said in Suunto 9 raise to wake feature:

                                      @gerasimos Same stuff here.
                                      Tested on mountain biking (S9P on bike stand) and on Crossfit exercise (this sport mode is by the way missing!) the light keeps turning on when you don’t need it:

                                      • twist/turn/tilt the handle bar = light turns on
                                      • pick up the kettle bell from the floor = light turns on
                                      • raise your wrist to look watch during circuit training = usually no light (noticed that if you do small “shake” on your hand and then raise the light is on).

                                      So i think this needs more tuning.

                                      Or ad option to switch on/off during exercise!? This is not helpful in all sport modes and situations. But i would like to use it for some or just only on watch mode.

                                      I found a good way for both of us,

                                      we should raise our arm like a zombie slowly and deathfully,

                                      👽

                                      Vector/T6c/Ambit 3 Peak/S5 Copper/S3/S7 Ti/S9 baro Ti/S9P Ti/S9PP Ti/Vertical Ti/Race Ti/RaceS/Ocean/Wing

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                                        gerasimos Bronze Member @Brad_Olwin
                                        last edited by 18 Jun 2021, 17:58

                                        @brad_olwin no lift like zombie 😆😆 ! Just turn only wrist twice.
                                        First to confirm , second light on to secure accidentally light on with simple movements
                                        Just a thought!!

                                        Suunto Vertical Ti
                                        Suunto S9 gen1
                                        Suunto Ambit3 peak

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                                          TheGuyFromTheSummit Silver Members
                                          last edited by 19 Jun 2021, 18:38

                                          I have another question regarding the backlight:
                                          Backlight: LOW
                                          Standby: OFF
                                          Raise to Wake: OFF

                                          but the backlight is always on (tabbing does not work and switching ON/OFF via the quick menu also does not work)

                                          Has anyone ideas how to fix this?

                                          thanks!

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