Interval timer settings mismatch
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@isazi yeah, precisely.
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@amidas I will fill in a bug with Suunto, using your screenshots.
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@isazi Just for the information. I have the latest version of SuuntoLink – 4.1.6
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@amidas done, will let you know if I hear something.
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@amidas
nope it does not depend on values. I’ve just set low = 15 and high = 20, but I see high = 15 in my Ambit. I also tried your values (5 and 11), but the results is the same.yup, funny for me it’s ok
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I didn’t notice this as recently I didn’t use this feature, but now I’ve just tried it with different combinations (even set time based for one and distance based for other, repetition set to a value or to infinite) and my results were the same as for @amidas.
It’s funny though how it’s ok for @_giovanni, if the same version of SuuntoLink is used. Maybe it is related to other setting from the sport mode.
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@andrasveres I can say that Suunto received the report and they are working on fixing this.
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@andrasveres, I wonder if this issue applicable for Ambit series or for others devices too? I guess owners of non-Ambit devices would also noticed the bug, but so far they didn’t.
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It’s a bug in SuuntoLink and it only affects Ambits (Traverse doesn’t support interval timers). It will be fixed in the next SuuntoLink release.
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@amidas I’m trying to customise my training intervals but I can’t do this.
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@θοδωρης-χατζηαυγερης probably this my answer in another thread can help? https://forum.suunto.com/post/106458
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@amidas thx
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@amidas how do you set the ‘rest time’?
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@θοδωρης-χατζηαυγερης “Low” is the rest time. At least I use it as rest time.
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@amidas thx
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@Raimo-Järvi said in Interval timer settings mismatch:
It’s a bug in SuuntoLink and it only affects Ambits (Traverse doesn’t support interval timers). It will be fixed in the next SuuntoLink release
When?
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@_giovanni I hope it won’t be forgotten…
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@_giovanni it has been fixed in next Suuntolink version.
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@isazi Good news for Ambit owners, thanks
