Suunto 9 Peak Pro?

[Ultrawalker]

No full name in Strava…Only Suunto…
How long we still have to wait?

[Egika]

@Ultrawalker I think you need to address this question to Strava…

But what does it help in training?`

[dulko79]

@Egika your friends know you have a new watch and they are jealous

[A Former User]

I also think it’s related to Strava as Runalyze is showing it properly.

[isazi]

Suunto is in contact with Strava about this issue.

[zhang965]

workaround, rename your shoe as suunto 9 peak pro

BTW, strava is laaaaaaaaaaaaaame

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@zhang965 haha

[jasonc]

Sorry I wasn’t sure if this is worth a new thread but my S9PP crashed today whilst recording a training run.

I pressed the middle button to dismiss a notification, then immediately again on another notification - by rapidly dismissing them it rebooted the watch. The activity was saved but it was really annoying.

I’ve sent my Logs to Suunto through the iOS app, but how do I match those logs with what I experienced so it can be reported as a bug?

[freeheeler]

@jasoncuddy
I’m not sure if it is related to the crashes we see with baro and peak, since pro is running on a different firmware.
I know that @isazi has started collecting log info for crashes on those…
what’s basically needed is: time, date and timezone logs sent and the login mail address to your SA account you have sent logs from.
a brief description of your settings and what happened before the crash is helpful. of course because of privacy with your email: private message, no post here

[jasonc]

I am having trouble finding this link strap on the Suunto website. Anyone got a link?

[freeheeler]

@jasoncuddy
in my understanding it is a special edition. S9P full titanium. it is available with the watch only.

[jasonc]

@freeheeler Oh right. Thanks!

[Łukasz Szmigiel]

So has anyone been observing UI slowdowns lately? Especially during the activity start, which changes screen to workout screen like a few seconds after hitting the middle button? I’m on 2.22.60 and typically use 7 fields (1) + HR screen (2) + burner (S+).

Also, when using the second screen in custom designed mode, when resuming from autopause, the watch always returns to the first screen. Is this normal?

[mikekoski490]

@Łukasz-Szmigiel Hi there. For the first question yes, I sometimes get an unusually long pause before activity start. The biggest pause is when I do an indoor trainer workout - it does this weird alarm buzz for about 5 seconds before it starts, and I always wondered if it’s just because it hasn’t picked up the speed/cadence sensor yet and stops when it does. Just hope/assume a firmware update will fix down the road.

[MKPotts]

@Łukasz-Szmigiel
My watch hangs briefly (maybe 2-3 secs) when I end an activity, before going to the saving screen. I’ve not noticed it when starting an activity but that might be because I rarely look at the watch in the first few minutes.
I don’t use autopause but I’m getting the behaviour you describe with autolap. Every run, but not every lap (typically every 2-3 laps/km), when the lap screen clears the watch goes back to the first screen, not the one I was using (e.g. intensity zone display or navigation screen). I’m sure this is a bug - because it is sporadic/random and my S9B/S9P don’t do this.

[Brad_Olwin]

@Łukasz-Szmigiel I have a brief pause but I do not use autopause except when biking where I do not notice this as I am not usually paying attention.

For the second question I will have to check on that, seems maybe the first screen is a default after pause.

[deserthike20]

@Łukasz-Szmigiel Yes, i have been experiencing sometimes up to 10 seconds delay at the start of exercise. For me it’s mostly when I don’t wait a few seconds to start the exercise. Mostly non GPS exercises like Pilates/Yoga where I don’t wait for a solid GPS fix.

[Łukasz Szmigiel]

@deserthike20 whoa, 10 seconds is a lot!

@Brad_Olwin, I don’t recall having this problem with S5.

[zhang965]

I noticed the gps is getting worse. Like S9B s9p did

[mikekoski490]

@Brad_Olwin FYI my ‘gps’ isn’t slow, and still tracks very accurately. I did an approx. 30km gravel ride the other day and compared my Suunto and my Hammerhead Karoo 2 (both on autopause), and both were almost identical for speed and distance and GPS track afterwards. I did though just now power down my Suunto and power it back on again - sometimes this can clear out old files? I’m not 100% sure that it is still useful with newer gen devices, but I know Garmin advised to do that occasionally.