Software Update 2.30.38 (Race / Vertical / 9 Peak Pro)

[Sergei Ladeishchikov]

I also noticed this behavior and the resources were reset to zero, that is, they started at 70% when my time zone changed to -3 hours.

[Sergei Ladeishchikov]

Addition: I flew with a transfer, the first difference was -3 hours, the second -1 hour. The increase in resources is visible in the screenshot.

[isazi]

@Sergei-Ladeishchikov so it seems that there are some issues when changing timezone, I will report it to Suunto.

[Marco Fagiani]

@RaDeck same here. Resources flat at 10% from December 1st.

[RaDeck]

@isazi I can second that having had a flight over 7hrs TZ. I didn’t mind it much though tbh as the data of these days would be somehow ‘bad’ anyways. I also saw that it gives me an average sleep time of the last 6 weeks still very late (it seems to be taking the other TZ I was in for 2 weeks into consideration w. +7 hrs)

[isazi]

@RaDeck I reported the issue with resources resetting on TZ change to Suunto last week, will share if I know more.

[isazi]

@RaDeck @Sergei-Ladeishchikov @The_77 did any of you sent logs to Suunto after this happened?

[The_77]

@isazi unfortunately not no.

[Sergei Ladeishchikov]

@isazi no, I didn’t send it

[mlakis]

Don’t know if I dupli/multi report it, but on Vertical, during workout, it seems that the time spent in the next-higher zone is not reported.

The first photo is during the workout, the next one is the workout report after finishing.

Also I think that the 2’17 for zone1 in the first photo is also false, because the total workout is 47’09 and I don’t remember falling back to zone 1 from 45’52 and onward, also the remaining time cannot add up to 5’07.

[A Former User]

@mlakis I remember also another user had reported the issue here

[RaDeck]

@isazi sorry me neither

[Wilson75]

Sorry to open a new debate about sleep tracking. I noticed that my sleep tracking is wrong with my vertical.
Vertical uses new Suunto algorithm I hope to see an improvement in the next release.

[Brad_Olwin]

@Wilson7 A couple of things to try are auto DND prior to bed, say 1 h before and 1h after wakeup. Second is use your avg resting HR as HR min on the watch. I started with poor sleep tracking as well but it is very good now.

[minimark069]

@Brad_Olwin how do you set minimum heart rate on the watch?

[pilleus]

I have my Vertical now 3 weeks in daily and nightly use.

To have naps recorded I set my sleep time from 00:00 to 23:55 h. I enable DND when I go to bed or take a nap and disable it after I wake up.

I never set any hr value in the watch or in the app.

During the three weeks I had accurate sleep tracking and hrv tracking. I compare it to my Google Nest every day. Only one of these days was different, Vertical showed 1 hour less sleep than the Google Nest.

And one time I forgot to activate DND before a nap and the nap was not recorded.

So far a really satisfying behaviour of the Suunto Vertical.

[A Former User]

@minimark069 Control panel >> Settings >> General >> Personal >> Rest HR

[Elipsus]

@Brad_Olwin For clarification : for HR min we use the average of the night ? or average “while resting but not sleeping” ?

[mlakis]

@Elipsus, I use the second case which works perfect both for sleep tracking and the auto HR zones.

Just the HR when you are sitting comfortably doing nothing and well recovered.

[Mff73]

there is still lots of rumors of what should be, what must be, or what is just a just a legend, about settings which may influence sleep tracking.
Sometime ago, for the Suunto Vertical, we have been “confirmed” this : resting HR is nowhere in the formula
https://forum.suunto.com/post/133711