My new Suunto core and strange curve.

[Miika Turkia]

Hi
If you look at the attached png, you can see the curve of my downloaded
dive. It contains a number of small white circles.

The image was missing and when pointing that out, I accidentally responded
to only Jan...

I expected when I let the mouse hover over one or do a click that I get
more information about what it is, but no reaction whatsoever.

You get the details to the information info window when hovering over the
dot instead of next to the mouse cursor. At least this works on 4.7.2 that
I happen to have installed on this computer.

I did not make any marks while diving, so I am confused, how can I see the
reason for each mark ?

The markings you have there are from the dive computer. Mainly related to
deep stop and also safety stop. This can also be seen on the XML log (and
git):
---8<---
<event time='7:49 min' type='26' flags='9' name='Deep Stop Ahead' />
<event time='25:07 min' type='26' flags='9' name='Deep Stop' />
---8<---

HTH,
miika

[Anton Lundin]

Sorry for top posting, on my cell.

No image attached.

I'm guessing that the white circles you're seeing are info events, and you can read about them in the info box when you hoover the event.

//Anton

Hi
If you look at the attached png, you can see the curve of my downloaded
dive. It contains a number of small white circles.
I expected when I let the mouse hover over one or do a click that I get
more information about what it is, but no reaction whatsoever.
I did not make any marks while diving, so I am confused, how can I see
the reason for each mark ?
This was done on my Mac, with the latest master.
Thanks in advance for helping with something obvious to others :-)
Rgds
Jan I.
Ps. I have also tried to get a curve with my CAS (I have a transmitter
attached, so the eon core have reported my usage over time). When I
click on “activate cas” no new curve appears.
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