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Can you post a screenshot of the device manager?

Did you install the driver?

INFO: Read: size=33, data=00000505807DFCFD01FEFDFF4000FFFFFF00FF000100000000010000000000FFD6 ERROR: Unexpected answer checksum. [in suunto_vyper.c:387 (suunto_vyper_read_dive)] ERROR: Das Handle ist ungültig (6) [in serial_win32.c:187 (serial_close)] This is most likely a sign that the connection g...

The libdivecomputer backends for the newer Suunto's (d9 and vyper2) already support ndl/deco info. But it's limited in functionality because they only indicate whether a sample is ndl or deco. There is no ndl/deco time or stop depth info present. I'll have to ask Sven whether this feature is already...

The information recorded by the Nitek Q is indeed very basic, but gas switch events are available.

I checked the COM port (it was unique and not in use by another device), and also tried to change the COM port, but still no access. Reading from my backup computer Mares Puck works with the same port. For usb-serial devices, COM ports are assigned dynamically. Usually the same device always gets t...

The oceanic backends still do not have deco/ndl support. Reverse engineering the data is very time consuming, especially for the oceanics because each model uses a slightly different data format.

When running the atom2 test application you need to pass the correct serial port as the only argument. If you start it by double clicking, then it will use COM1 as the default, which is usually not the correct port for usb-serial cables. If you're not familiar with command line applications, the eas...

Sven, if I compare the first two screenshots, then the entire profile is shifted down by a few meters. You can clearly see this at the start and end of the dive. That makes me think there might be some problem with the initial depth calibration sample. @God-of-Games: Can you also try downloading wit...

See this topic: viewtopic.php?f=10&t=1296. For the Aeris T3 Elite you'll need the atom2 test application.

It looks like a crash in the libdivecomputr parser. Can you send me a memory dump of your device? Download the universal test application, and run it with these options: universal.exe -v -l iconhd.log -m iconhd.bin -b iconhd <serialport> Replace <serialport> with the correct serial port, the same as...

It's possible that the deco info isn't recorded by the dive computer, but calculated by the Mares application on the fly.

Can you copy and past the details of the exception?

BTW, if the download works with "Puck Pro" and not "Puck", that means you have a Puck Pro and not a normal Puck. Despite the similar name, these are two very different devices.

As far as I know the Mares Airlab is identical to the Darwin Airlab (e.g a rebranded version). So downloading as Darwin Airlab should work fine. If you send me a memory dump of your dive computer, I can double check. See this topic for instructions. You need the "darwin" test application. ...

If you send me a memory dump of your dive computer, I'll have a look at the 02 percentages. See this topic for instructions.