Suunto Vertical: Bug Collection
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@helgonet12 how do you know of the details ? Anything released ?
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@thanasis Well, the new Race S was just revealed today. And Vertical gets the same features.
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the usual thing i do when wanting to leave the watch and wear something else is
: turn on the power saving (which also turns off the oHR sensor), turn upside down (the screen on the table’s side ) and leave it in a closet.i did the same since last night but I also enabled the airplane mode (so both switches were on) and the watch today was with 33% of battery from 78% …
i don’t know what the issue is but i think it is a bug -
Since the new update (2.35.34) I don’t get any notifications on the watch at all.
Other that that this is a absolutely great update! All kudos to Suunto for this new software update. -
@Iggge
I would try a soft reset (and check the app)
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@sartoric Yep, a soft reset and a reconnect to the app did the trick. Works now
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After the new update I have some minor problems with the step counter.
My Vertical shows 9286 steps. The watch have been on my left arm all day.
My phone shows 14800, and I have not had the phone it my pocket 100% of the timeBefore the update my watch and phone did show almost the same step, with the Suunto showing about 1000 steps more at most
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@Iggge I’d rather have ‘real active’ steps than every movement counting as a step. This has been great on the race and now I guess on the vertical. You’ll have much more pragmatic steps and not swinging arm or barely moving around counted as a step.
Suunto watches: Ocean (Sand), Race (Titanium Charcoal), Vertical (Titanium Solar Sand), 9 Baro (Ambassador Edition), Spartan Ultra (Copper Edition), Ambit 2, S6
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@EzioAuditore Sometimes is works perfect now and sometimes I walk “normal” with little hands swing and it does not count anything. But at least it doenst count when I take hands up or brush tooths.
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@EzioAuditore Well, I have been hiking with a 15 kg backpack and 200 meter elevation, so I would say that would be nice lf it counted that.
Problem is that when I am hiking I like to hold on my backpack with my hands(As alot of other people do to) and when I do this the watch don’t count any steps at all. It did before as any other watch.
Other than this I have found 0 bugs with the update.
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it seems that since last update:
lost tactil for sometimes, like the watch was hanging somehow.
i did notice battery drainage again . i list 20% in 2 days. i have registered ~5hours ouf outdoor exercise. i think the drainage is too much.
in watch mode I am loosing 5% or more a day.Very happy qbout the update, climb mode is extremely cool. may be a even better integration eoth the map (display the new notifii tooth display woth the xolor of the current climb…)
new watxh face, better fluidity etc.I may do a soft reset. just to be sure i don’t have a process in back ground draining the battery. may be the new watch face and complications combines cause more battery drainage?
thank you
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@Antoine-Lancrenon
There 's no need to multiple post.
Someone will reply if there is any suggestion (check the other thread) -
@sartoric sorry about that, I saw the other thread was much more active… I will use the other thread.
thank.you
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My app show planned route Ascent is 131m, Descent 80m but my watch show Ascent 32,896m and Descent 9,924m.
Why so big difference?
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@Antoine-Lancrenon said in Suunto Vertical: Bug Collection:
i did notice battery drainage again . i list 20% in 2 days. i have registered ~5hours ouf outdoor exercise. i think the drainage is too much.
ha ! just realized that too. Yesterday my watch just said low battery, I was a bit surprised but it looks like there is something wrong here.
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@Mff73 thanks !
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There is probably a bug here, when doing roller, the watch does not get the altitude difference. On approximately the same path, I have 34 meters of descent/ascent while 0 descent and 3m ascent in roller mode.
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@darxmurf
do you mean roller skate?I do the same path, roundtrip, and I get 69/71
