New software update for S9P-S9B-S9-S5P-S5 and S3 devices 2.20.28

[Theo Lakerveld]

I’ve posted this in a separate post, but it disapeard somehow. Either way; my S9P automatically starts and stop laps/intervals when swimming in a pool. I really like this feature. When swimming longer intervals (>200m) it’s easy to loose track about how many meters I’ve swum (# of 25’s).
The watch’s high frequency beep is easily to hear under water. So it would be a good idea to let the watch beep at each completed 100m. That means, 1 short beep @ 100m, 2 short beeps @ 200m, etc.
That way one would receive a short reminder of the completed distance in an interval.

[DMytro]

Not sure where else to post it. Went for another hike yesterday, comparing S9, S9B and Fenix 5 vs values from Komoot map. The order is as follows: distance in km, highest point in m, total ascend in m, total descend in m.
S9: 16.58, 1809, 1306, 1159
S9B: 16.89, 1809, 1249, 1125
Fenix: ~ 19, 1573, 1088, 1068
Komoot: ~ 15.5, 1808, 1090, 960

So, it would seem that the Fenix overshoots the distance by a large margin (however maybe it just calculates 3D and not 2D distance or whatever), somehow really drops the ball for the highest point, yet shows the closest elevation gain as to that predicted by the map (while I have to wonder if it’s just a coincidence considering the highest point measured). On the other hand suunto is at least somewhat consistent between the watches and it could very well be that the algo is yet again different, picking up smaller elevation differences.

[juhis70]

Today I ran without HR belt, because I forgot it. Wrist HR is turned off in Running, so there was no HR measurement.

However, my watch (Suunto 5) happily gave me a VO2max estimate. I wonder how it was calculated without any HR info…

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@juhis70 it’s the prev vo2max.

[sartoric]

@juhis70
That’s the estimated value, that one as far as I remember, it’s not the calculated one

[juhis70]

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos Ok, thanks! I remember that with previous SW I had sometimes runs that did not give me VO2max, if there was a problem with HR belt. But displaying the previous value is ok (I checked that it was the previous value )

[thanasis]

any chances that we see a fix on the battery depleting when the watch is not worn because it seems that the HR sensor gets into a infinite loop ?

[isazi]

@thanasis that is fixed.

[thanasis]

@isazi what do you mean? is it something coming down with the next release or it is fixed in the current version ?

because yesterday I left the watch in my bag and lost 28% in a single day

[isazi]

@thanasis for many users it got solved already, for others (probably you are in this group) should be fixed with next firmware.

[unocz]

Hi there,

where do i find the update to download?

Thanks

[MiniForklift]

@unocz Just plug in and sync with Suuntolink and if there’s an update it will let you know

[sebchastang]

@Egika said in New software update for S9P-S9B-S9-S5P-S5 and S3 devices 2.20.28:

@dulko79 said in New software update for S9P-S9B-S9-S5P-S5 and S3 devices 2.20.28:

During intervals phase I could not see in which repetition I was. Maybe I missed to tick something in TP. Overall great addition and nicely implemented.

Quick workaround:
Name those repetitions in the workout builder with
Warm up
1/10
2/10
…
Cool down

These names will show up on the watch.

Thanks for the tip but it is not convenient when you have a lot of repetitions
It would be a great improvement if repetition# could be displayed as a field on the screen (or maybe at least in the notification of the coming repetition)

[halajos]

@sebchastang if you use a custom sports mode, then you can configure it to display the lap number, which helps, unless you have a more complex structured workout.

[sebchastang]

@halajos yes, I was talking about “complex” structured interval (as we cannot define multiple set of repetitions with the standard “interval” option in sport modes)