Delete suunto ambit exercises

Delete suunto ambit exercises

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Logbook The logbook stores the records of your recorded activities. The maximum number of records and the maximum duration of a single record depend on the amount of information recorded for each activity. GPS accuracy (see GPS accuracy and power saving) and the use of the interval timer (see Interval timer), for example, directly influence the number and duration of records that can be stored. Summary of your activity log right after you have stopped recording or via the log book in the start menu The information displayed in the log summary is dynamic: it changes depending on factors such as sport mode and if you have whether or not a heart rate belt or GPS is used. By default, all logs include at least the following information: If the log has GPS data, the log entry includes a view of the entire route as well as the altitude profile of the route.

Suunto ambit3

His main point for you: Switch to the Suunto app (instead of the Movescount app) if you haven’t already; Forget about the Movescount web platform and link your Suunto app to www.quantified-self.io * for long-term trends and deeper analysis.
Until now, Ambit and Traverse watches were synchronized with Movescount (mainly, if it is not an Ambit3 that could synchronize wirelessly via Bluetooth through the Movescount app – which is disappearing), through the Moveslink2 program on a computer …
Moveslink2 and Suuntolink: By summer 2020, Suuntolink will replace Moveslink2, offering our Ambit and Traverse owners a renewed service experience. Suuntolink will be the connection to the Suunto app and access to new and greater benefits from our partner ecosystem. We will keep everyone posted with more details to ensure that switching to Suuntolink, and using the Suunto app, is as easy as possible. https://www.suunto.com/en-gb/Content-pages/digital-service-transition/
Suunto Movescount.com (web service): Our web service will continue to evolve in 2020. We will no longer call it Movescount and its role in our services will be to enable key functionalities (including clock settings, routes and sport mode customization ) only for watches in the Ambit family (1, 2 and 3) and Traverse. We are planning these web-based updates for the second half of 2020 and will keep everyone informed of any changes that occur. There will be no changes immediately. https://www.suunto.com/en-gb/Content-pages/digital-service-transition/

Movescount

Two days ago Suunto announced its plans to retire its online training platform, Movescount, sometime in the summer of 2020 (in about 18 months). Instead, users will use Suunto’s new online platform (formerly called Sports Tracker, not related to SportTracks). That’s the platform that Suunto has been pushing since the launch of the Suunto 3 watch a year ago, and then this past summer with the Suunto 9 series.
As you might expect, this has raised all kinds of questions on various topics. Whether it’s due to the lack of features on the new Suunto platform or the lack of compatibility with older watches (especially the Ambit 1/2 series), there are many reasons for the situation to be clarified. Suunto has tried to cover this in a long FAQ page, although given the number of questions I have seen in the last 48 hours it is clear that that page might not be as clear as desired. So I’m going to try to cover some of the key points (after checking a few things with Suunto).

Suunto ambit 1

I’ve been with my Ambit 2 for a few months now, and I have to say I love it. it makes my workouts much more productive, and I can finally see in a data format what I have done and what needs to be improved.
– If I don’t delete the old records, won’t the clock fill up at a certain point, or does it automatically replace the old data with the new workouts? if so, what is the overall capacity of the journal, to make sure i transfer everything in movescoumt before i lose any data?