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I'm preparing another change in the Icon HD downloader, and I need again a few people to test the new code. You can get the test application here. Instructions to run the test application are in this topic: http://www.mac-dive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=407

Have you installed the correct driver?

We are using exactly the same set of commands to download data as the Suunto software, so there is absolutely no reason why there could be any side effect with macdive, but not with the Suunto software. Anyway, if there would indeed be any side effect, others would have noticed too, but that is not ...

I'm currently looking for people with a Mares M2 compatible device. I'm not 100% sure, but I think these devices fall into this category:

• M1
• M2
• Darwin
• Darwin Air
• Airlab

If you have one of those, and would like to see it supported in MacDive, please contact me!

I'm afraid your assumptions are wrong. Have you actually read the topic that I linked to? I explained there why JTrak works (with some hardware), and macdive doesn't.

The main problem with the Seiko's is that they require patching the Prolific driver to make it recognize the cable. For non-technical people the procedure might be a little bit complex. Have you already tried it?

I don't know why macdive doesn't support the Seiko's. I thought it did.

The new code is confirmed to work fine.

Can you send us a memory dump of your D4? Instructions are available in this topic: http://www.mac-dive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=407. You need the d9 test app for your D4.

You can find instructions for the driver here: http://www.divesoftware.org/libdc/drivers.html#seiko

Once the driver is working fine, you can run the n2ition3 test application, which is explained in this topic: http://www.mac-dive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=407

Try downloading immediately again after a failure. There is a known problem with the Vyper Air, where it fails to wake up the device the first time, but it works if you try immediately again.