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That worked and it is fixed now.
Thanks,
Steve

Hardware ID: 1A-80-F2

Ok did 3 runs with dctool see attachments. ran with command: [steve@t490 libdivecomputer]$ ./dctool -vv -l dctoolfwtest01.txt -f ostc3 fwupdate -f ../../Gear/Computers/Heinrich\ Weikamp/firmware/v_310_hwos_firmware/310_EN_DE_3_cr_ostc3_firmware.hex -t bluetooth 00:80:25:49:D6:DF At the end of the 1s...

Tried Subsurface (on linux), HWOS (android) and finally OSTC Companion (windows 10) and cannot upgrade from v3.09 beta 2 after trying multiple times on each program including removing and replacing battery, reset default settings etc. Any error messages shown in the OSTC or in the various apps that...

Hi,

Tried Subsurface (on linux), HWOS (android) and finally OSTC Companion (windows 10) and cannot upgrade from v3.09 beta 2 after trying multiple times on each program including removing and replacing battery, reset default settings etc.

The latest version is always here for testing:

https://github.com/Subsurface-divelog/s ... ci-release

I have build the latest subsurface and confirming it works for downloading my ccr dives now, it can also be downloaded from github if you can't build it.
Steve

I have build the latest subsurface and confirming it works for downloading my ccr dives now, it can also be downloaded from github if you can't build it.
Steve

It is a bug in the 3.05 and 3.07 firmware in regards to pp02.
I have reported it already.

To help stop some confusion rechargeable lithium ion batteries should be listed as 3.7v! I have obviously said the same thing before as the forum listed: The message could not be posted. The exact same message has already been posted before and posting duplicate messages is not allowed in this forum...

Rechargeable lithium ion batteries should be listed as 3.7v to help stop some confusion!

There was also a bug in subsurface and the new 4.8.1 released today should fix it.

Can I still plug the wet-link connector from my ostc3+ into the OSTC plus?

The biggest difference is size / form factor, the OSTC3 has user replaceable battery and can connect to a rebreather to monitor the cells via the optical link cable.

I haven't updated yet but it would be clearer again if T2:3.6V/0.8A LiIon was listed as T2:3.7v/0.8A LiIon for the rechargeable LiIon batteries.

The OSTC3 is what you want/need if you want the sport with the ability to install custom firmware from bitbucket repository.

Using a freshly charged 900mAh (tested and confirmed with my analyzer charger) 14500 li-ion battery. I got 13 dives with 15.5 hours total of diving split over 2 long weekends with a weekend break in between the dive trips. The ending voltage right after the last dive was at 3.69 volts. It then also ...

This is normal all batteries will always read lower volts when it is under load than at rest.

Windows build 10515 is old and does not have the fix.
First build with the fix included was 10532.

18650 battery is too big. If you want to use a 3.7v lithium ion then you need a 14500. I use lithium ion rechargeable batteries in mine and they work well. Make sure you buy a good brand one, there are a lot of bad ones on the market. Good ones should be 800-1000mAh, any more and they are lying so d...

I can confirm that this is fixed in a preview build (10532) of Windows 10. Just tested with subsurface (daily beta build) and updating firmware, changing dive computer settings and downloading dives all worked. Edit: I tested using a Bluetooth OSTC3+ (non sport) but mine also didn't work using the r...

This looks useful, anyone know?

I use the 3.7v lithium ion batteries and they work well but do not use those GTL batteries they are rubbish!
Choose a really good quality one.
The maximum real output of a good one is approx 900-1000 mah if they state more than that ignore it, they are lying.

Sly Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Perhaps for a new version, when the left button is > selected, the OSTC should keep the preselected gas > (even the ppO2 is too hi) and show a ppO2 alert > just after switch!? In my case I was already > breathing the new gas before...

Great work, thanks Janos
Look forward to seeing this in a firmware update in the future.