Suunto Vertical: Bug Collection

Egika

@pilleus
Do I understand that you do indeed see differences?

the difference between Outdoor and Dark on Vertical indeed is not like inverted display. Streets are white in both modes.
Just other details rendered differently:

trails are dark in Outdoor and light in Dark
Background is lighter in Outdoor and darker in Dark
buildings are dark in Outdoor and light in Dark
water bodies are darker in Dark

pilleus

@Egika

I can see differences if I know where these are …

1 and 2 in “outdoor”
3 and 4 in “dark”

LitchiMonster

@LitchiMonster the intensity zone screen still does not work properly with latest firmware, as described in my previous post, if anyone was wondering

Michaël POINTEAU

So I believe we can call it a bug.

Laps are not reachable on watch activity logs for activities before the last update (2.30.26).

Egika

@Michaël-POINTEAU this is not really a bug, as it is by design.
Activities completed before a firmware update are somehow compressed. This comes with laps being not available and also the graph in the summary screen does disappear in the log book in the watch.

Mff73

@Michaël-POINTEAU said in Suunto Vertical: Bug Collection:

So I believe we can call it a bug.

Laps are not reachable on watch activity logs for activities before the last update (2.30.26).

as @Egika wrote : it always has been like this : after a FW update, details of past activities in watch logbook are no more available.

but, another question comes to me :
@Egika , with the new change where activities are stored in emmc, will the situation still be the same ? (details remaining after FW update)

Michaël POINTEAU

@Mff73 weird. With my Ambit 3 peak I don’t remember this.

Mff73

@Michaël-POINTEAU
When I mean “always”, I mean “since Spartan”
And when we say “no detail”, we mean “no graphs, no zones details, no lap”, but it remains ascent/descent and some others.

Egika

@Mff73 currently graphs still cleared with a firmware update.

Mff73

@Egika
Rodger !

ciniak77

The clock disappeared The optical heart rate sensor does not turn off after training.

sartoric

@ciniak77
did you try the same 4 fields view?

Tieutieu

@ciniak77 just exchange the average heart fiel with the instant heart rate.
The “avg” mention where it’s placed avoid time display (screen resolution) when using 7 field display.

Brad_Olwin

@LitchiMonster What is the issue, your description is insufficient “not working” is not much to go on to try to help.

stromdiddily

Weekly duration has some issues on the new watch face…sometimes appears, sometimes does not.

Backlight activation had no impact on values shown. I cycled through that complication a few times and noticed that the value reappeared a few minutes later

@stromdiddily noticed that too once. Not sure based on what it does that.

Ketoohs

@tomasbartko my value is still showing last week number (did not reset to zero today)

stromdiddily

@Ketoohs said in Suunto Vertical: Bug Collection:

@tomasbartko my value is still showing last week number (did not reset to zero today)

yeah, same for me actually…my week starts Monday but am still showing last week’s duration total now

Swaddy61

Just a small bug - On the analog watch face, the activity figure at the top often shows 0.00, even though I’ve had some hours of activities. If I then go to the Logbook widget, and then back to the watch face, the activity figure then shows the same figure as the widget. This can happen several times per week.

I do wish more of the complications on the analog face were customizable. Only one can be changed, and only with two options - less than any of the other watch faces!

Swaddy61

And one more ‘possible’ small one… In the SV manual it seems to suggest that the circle around the little graphic on the resources widget would change colour depending on my state. Mine stays resolutely the same colour regardelss (sort of orange), even though in the app it turns green first thing in the morning.

I may have misunderstood and it is not supposed to change, but if it is supposed to, then it should. Clearly not a deal breaker (obviously!), and barely worth a mention in the overall scheme of things, but… I do like things that should work, to work!