Updated Macdive on my iMac to the most recent version today.
I've had a Vyper and Vytec for many years and used them with Mac dive. It's been 2 years since I've downloaded, but now I get a -5 error. it appears the serial port will not open.
Is this due to the new OS or support for Suunto?
Here is my log:
XXXXXXXX:Desktop XXXXXXXX$ ./dctool -v -l dctool.log -d "Suunto Vyper" dump -o dctool.bin /dev/tty.ThunderFlash-SPPDev-1
DATETIME 2017-09-06T21:56:46Z (1504735006)
VERSION 0.6.0-devel (156f54302d603e6231d2c599bfedd8068d7abbe4)
Opening the device (Suunto Vyper, /dev/tty.ThunderFlash-SPPDev-1).
INFO: Open: name=/dev/tty.ThunderFlash-SPPDev-1
ERROR: Resource busy (16) [in ../../source/src/serial_posix.c:175 (dc_serial_open)]
ERROR: Failed to open the serial port. [in ../../source/src/suunto_vyper.c:112 (suunto_vyper_device_open)]
ERROR: Error opening the device. [in ../../source/examples/dctool_dump.c:55 (dump)]
ERROR: Access denied
Thanks.
Two old Suunto computers won't download anymore
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Re: Two old Suunto computers won't download anymore
Neither. It's because you are using the wrong serial port there. Most likely you didn't install the USB driver. It's linked off the devices page, but here's the direct link:Suunto Guy wrote: Is this due to the new OS or support for Suunto?
http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/VCP/Mac ... v2_4_2.dmg
Download, install, reboot. Then it should be fine.
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Re: Two old Suunto computers won't download anymore
Nick,
Thanks - You are likely correct. I decided to load the Suunto software. In the process of loading the SW, drivers, emulators, etc. I likely downloaded the file you suggested. I ran their SW and it worked, so I tried MacDive and now it works. Thanks for the quick reply. Great program, I didn't want to switch back.
Thanks - You are likely correct. I decided to load the Suunto software. In the process of loading the SW, drivers, emulators, etc. I likely downloaded the file you suggested. I ran their SW and it worked, so I tried MacDive and now it works. Thanks for the quick reply. Great program, I didn't want to switch back.