Eon timer 1.6 for 64bit install#
Eon timer 1.6 for 64bit zip file#
Eon timer 1.6 for 64bit serial#
Eon timer 1.6 for 64bit software#

Eon timer 1.6 for 64bit software#

I read TnT's notes above and identified the Atomic backend as 'atom2.exe' but maybe that is not right, as when I run the test software I see messages referring to 'oceanic_atom2'. I have an Atomic Aquatics Cobalt and have tried using Diving Log 5 (V5.0.6) and the File|Download|Downloader feature to get logs from recent dives, but it doesn't work in spite having followed all instructions re: zadig.exe etc. This is necessary to guarantee both applications are using the same libdivecomputer version. to confirm whether a problem is located in Diving Log or the libdivecomputer library), you should also replace the libdivecomputer-0.dll in the bin directory with the one from the Diving Log installation folder. Note that if you want to compare with Diving Log (e.g. Just fill in the portname, choose the correct backend and click OK. Now you can double click the downloader.exe to start it. Then download the downloader zip file, and extract its contents into the bin directory of the gtk runtime.

Eon timer 1.6 for 64bit zip file#

To use it, you'll have to download the gtk runtime first, and extract the zip file somewhere. Just compare the graphs with those of the manufacturers application and let me know if you spot any errors. It's mainly intended for internal testing by myself (so you'll notice it's a quick job), but you can also use it to verify whether there are errors in the decoding of the profile data. If anyone is interested, I have created a small graphical application for downloading and visualizing the dive profiles. Let us know if you have any problems with any of this! Email both of those to me (jefdriesen at ). When it's finished, you should have a VYPER2.LOG and if successful also a VYPER2.DMP file in your directory. Then run the test application from the command prompt, by typing this command:ДЄfter you hit enter, it should start ticking away doing a bunch of stuff. Don't forget to activate the transfer mode of your device first if necessary. Now you are ready to run the test application. If you don't know the name, you can find it in the Windows Device Manager. It's the same port you would select in Diving Log. Usually it is named COMx, where x is a small number like 3 or 4. Now you need to find out which portname is assigned to your cable.

Eon timer 1.6 for 64bit serial#

Except for Seiko based devices (Cressi, Zeagle), which need a different driver.Д¬onnect the serial or USB cable to your PC. If the manufacturer software is working, you already have it installed.

Eon timer 1.6 for 64bit install#

If you haven't installed the necessary USB driver yet, download and install that before you continue. Connect the device, identify the portname and run the test application. Now, move into the directory where you downloaded the test app. Then, open a Command Prompt (Start-> All Programs -> Accessories-> Command Prompt). If your backend is different one, replace 'vyper2' with the correct one.Дownload the corresponding test application, and save it to your desktop. If your device is not listed, you can usually pick the correct one based on the other names in the list.ДЇor example the backend for a Suunto Vyper 2 is 'vyper2', which I will use in the instructions below. The backend type is the name of the first device (lowercase and no spaces) in the list. Have a look at the list of supported devices, which is grouped by backend. Identify the correct backend for your device.

Thus if you are experiencing a communication problem (timeouts, transfer protocol errors, etc) during the download, you should follow the procedure below to report your problem with all the information I need.ДЎ. For downloading dives directly from a dive computer, the new Diving Log 5.02 universal downloader relies on the open source libdivecomputer library.