Data misalignement App /Watch
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@Igorillo #1 is already discussed if you search for it and is known by Suunto with a fix coming at some time.
Not clear on what you mean by #2, in you activity summary you can view the laps by going to the lap number and then swiping right to left or selecting with the center button. You will see the lap summary table on the watch.
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@Brad_Olwin, Thank You. For point 1 let’s wait Suunto to fix it. For point 2 I have no other option than screen #1 where all my running data are. If I push the central button I close screen #1 going back to watchface. Before update, pushing central button I had the chance to move to screen #2 where I could find the autolap timing and heart rate (set for each KM autolap)
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@Igorillo said in Data misalignement App /Watch:
@Brad_Olwin, Thank You. For point 1 let’s wait Suunto to fix it. For point 2 I have no other option than screen #1 where all my running data are. If I push the central button I close screen #1 going back to watchface. Before update, pushing central button I had the chance to move to screen #2 where I could find the autolap timing and heart rate (set for each KM autolap)
After an update those data are gone on the watch but still retained on the app. That is normal and not a bug.
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@Brad_Olwin Yes, that’s right, but I do not refere on past training before update, I can not see autolap timing on each running after update. EG: today I went for a 14K train, stop activity, saved and was impossibile on the watch see the 1K / pace, while the autolap was set in a correct way. This is possible ONLY on the the app
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@Igorillo said in Data misalignement App /Watch:
@Brad_Olwin Yes, that’s right, but I do not refere on past training before update, I can not see autolap timing on each running after update. EG: today I went for a 14K train, stop activity, saved and was impossibile on the watch see the 1K / pace, while the autolap was set in a correct way. This is possible ONLY on the the app
Reading Brad’s earlier respose, this is apparently a design decision for the new UI
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@Igorillo If laps were recorded, you’ll see the number of laps in the activity summary screen. When this stat is selected, a right arrow icon will appear. Swipe or press the middle button to see the lap summary table.
Previously the lap table was accessible no matter which stat was selected. Now you must have laps highlighted. I was confused at first as well.
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Thank you @duffman19,but as you can see, Autolap is selected and there’s no way (no right arrow) to step in the auotlap screen when activity is saved.
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@duffman19 . Sorry…I think I understood what you mean…and how I can see the autolap…
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For the #1, it seems that after changing some watch faces, the watch shows correct data, and then brings back incorrect data haha. Also sometimes when it locks shows correct data, as soon as i unlock it - turns to incorrect data
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@Igorillo you are in the options screen before starting a run - using the auto lap selection here you can set distance or duration auto laps - or turn it off. This is not the log book. In the log book when you select an activity and scroll down to the auto lap (if you have it enabled) you can right arrow to see the laps recorded. I have confirmed all of this on my SV.
