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Maybe you can use the Silicon Labs CP210x driver?

The USB IR adapter that Uwatec sells (and probably many others as well) is indeed recognized by Mac OS X, because it's just another USB device. But the data communication uses the IrDA protocol and unlike Windows and Linux, Mac OS X does not support that. What Jtrak on Mac OS X, does is implement th...

Can you send Nick and myself a memory dump of your device to diagnose the problem? Instructions for making memory dumps can be found in this topic: http://forum.mac-dive.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=14 and the links that are mentioned there.

It turns out that Nick's statement that we have full support for the Oceanic OC1 is not entirely correct. We have only some very limited support, which is not enough to download dives. To complete the support we need a portmon capture of a download with the oceanic software. Step by step instruction...

Unfortunately, the answer is no. The problem is that the Aladin Prime (which is an Uwatec Smart/Galileo compatible device) uses infrared for the communication, and Mac OS X doesn't support that out of the box. We know it must be technically possible to communicate over infrared because JTrak support...

This bug has been fixed in the latest libdivecomputer code. The freedive and gauge modes appear to be different on some models. Probably because some models do not support these modes. It might be that other Mares models will need a similar fix, so let me know if something doesn't work.

The error message "Calculated and stored size are not equal." is from libdivecomputer. Can you send me a memory dump of your device? Instructions are in this topic: http://forum.mac-dive.com/viewtopic.php?p=78#p78 Except that you need the puck application of course.

It's a commandline application, without the graphical user interface that you are familiar with. So you need to run it from a Terminal window (which should be located under Applications->Utilities). Download the test application and save it somewhere on your harddisk (let's assume you saved it in th...

Do you mean you don't have a link where to download the test app? In that case, you can find it here: http://www.divesoftware.org/libdc/builds/macosx/vyper Or do you mean you don't know how to use it?

Can you run the vyper test application to find out whether the error is in the libdivecomputer library or macdive itself? Instructions are available on the libdivecomputer website.