t6c ... two questions

[Shrek3k]

A few weeks ago I received my new t6c and I am using it now after more than a year with the t3 ... - although for me there seem to be even advantages for the t3 I won´t compare the two models ... now.
And ... there are still two open questions (more but I am still fighting ), maybe (hopefully) someone might help before involving the support

1. is there any way to deactivate the sound for the autolap ... there is always this sound when I am passing the autolap-distance ... and I don´t wish to have any sound! (but the autolap!) (yes, I already switched off all sounds in "general"

1. is there a way to pair a heart belt from a t3 (not a comfort belt!) withe the t6c ... up to now I did not succeed, although "erasing" the pairing by inserting the battery upside down etc.

Thank you very much in advance

Shrek

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[Shrek3k]

... something more (still a little patience left ... )

3. how can I backup the data of Training Manager? Do I really have to copy the whole Data-folder manually, is there no easier way as offered with the backup-solution of the Training Manager Lite?
4. what causes the not too small (BIG!) differences between the data in the watch and the data shown in Training Manager ... data of the same training!!! And ... which one is correct: Training Managere or the watch?
Example:
Watch......Training Manager
4,5...........4,4 TE
180..........189 ml/kg EPOC
161..........167 avg HR (too high, yes was different before )
6:04.........9:50 inside zone
39:20 .......38:58 above zone
3:26.........00:00 bewlo zone
3:38.........3:42 max spd

Shrek

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[musiljan]

#1 No you can not deactivate autolap beep.

#2 Not sure if you can use the T3 belt with T6c. If it is ANT coded you should be able to pair it. I paired older T6 belt with T6c just fine, but I never owned T3.

#3 I have my on-line backup copy the entire content of the STrM directory to backup. Not sure if there is incremental backup option. The database file should be just Access database file.

#4 The difference is not as great. There are discussions on Suunto Sports forum about this - basically there are few things - watch does not have as good computing power as your PC, the PC can analyze the data and correct obvious errors (watch can not), PC can analyze data for the entire exercise while watch has only data captured up to the point where you are. STrM is always more accurate. Difference of 9 points in EPOC is very small. The rest is given by the HR zones defined in the watch vs the software. Are you sure they are all the same? TE 4.4 vs TE 4.5 is very small difference. I would not worry about it.

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