Logbuch OSTC 2N

[pinzilum]

Hallo Forum, mein 2N zählt nur die letzten 2 Tauchgänge, der Speicher sollte doch aber eigentlich mehr speichern können. Jemand ne Idee warum??

Gruß
Daniel

[heinrichsweikamp]

Wieviele Stunden dauern Deine TG denn?

CF20 verstellt?

Gruß,
Matthias

[pinzilum]

Hallo Matthias,

habe TG zwischen 60 und 130 min... und das mehrere innerhalb von 6 Tagen und trotzdem erscheinen nur die letzten Beiden im Logbuch. CF20 steht bei 10, daran habe ich nichts verändert.

Gruß
Daniel

[heinrichsweikamp]

CF21-CF26 kannst Du auch nochmal kontrollieren, ansonsten bin ich da auch eher ratlos: Menu -> Reset Menu -> Reset Logbook

Das setzt zumindest den Profilspeicher mal zurück.

Welche Firmware hast Du drauf?

Gruß,
Matthias

[pinzilum]

Firmware 2.50
Habe noch nicht upgedatet.
Habe nun das Logbuich resettet und schaue mal ob sich was tut...

Gruß
Daniel

[scubatinoo]

Moin allerseits

Ich war am Samstag auf einen Tauchgang - und konnte diesen gestern aber nicht auslesen. Ich habs mit JDivelog und Subsurface (neuste Versionen!) versucht. Auf meinem OSTC hab ich die 2.71beta installiert.

Ich kann leider nicht mehr sagen, wieviele TG im Logbuch gespeichert waren. Ich habe bereits ein Reset durchgeführt und hoffe, dass das Auslesen zukünftig wieder funktioniert.

[scubatinoo]

scubatinoo Wrote:
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>Auf meinem OSTC hab ich die
> 2.71beta installiert.

Ich korrigiere: Ich habe bereits die 2.72beta installiert... Bis und mit 2.71beta hat das Auslesen jeweils einwandfrei funktioniert.

[pinzilum]

Also Reset des Logbuches hat den Fehler wohl behoben, er zeigt wieder brav alle Tauchgänge im Logbuch an. und das auch noch mit der 2.50 Version

Gruß

[heinrichsweikamp]

Danke für die Rückmeldung - 2.70 und 2.50 unterscheiden sich, was das Logbuch angeht, nicht. Ein Update wird also an diesem Zustand nichts ändern.

Gruß,
Matthias

[Bumlerd]

I have had a little of the same problem - not al my dives are possible to download.

I tried Jdivelog and Subsurface with no luck. Then tried to use a demo version of DiveLog and presto the last dives were there. Can also find my dives with OSTC Tools v 0.8.6. How can i get my dives logged with Jdivelog

fv: 2.70

Thanks: Michael - 2N - sn 3933

[heinrichsweikamp]

Bumlerd Wrote:
> the last dives were there. Can also find my dives
> with OSTC Tools v 0.8.6. How can i get my dives
> logged with Jdivelog

Can you please post the raw dump (.bsp) of your 2N (with OSTC tools) here? I'll have a look if there is some kind of wrong data in it.

Regards,
Matthias

[Bumlerd]

These files ?

[heinrichsweikamp]

No, the one with 65802 Bytes...

[Bumlerd]

Hi

Then it must be this ?

Thanks

[heinrichsweikamp]

Hmm, there are 9 dives and the remains of one dive that's being partly overwritten already (Which is totally normal). But no obvious issues I can see.

I'm quite sure a logbook reset will help here. But I also think doing one or more new dives may do it, as well. Seems that JDiveLog is being confused from the remaining profile. Did you set CF20 to "1" for some dives? This may also cause an issue with jDivelog.

Regards,
Matthias

[Rob]

Hi,

i can extract 9 dives from your binaries.
The files seem to be ok.
I cannot find any strange things.

Edit: i'm too late, matthias won

Best regards
Rob

[Bumlerd]

Hi

CF 20 is set to 10.
And does a logbook reset delete dives ? Sounds like that.
And now Jdivelog does not see dives later that the 150913 ?

Thanks: Michael

[Rob]

Hi Bumlerd,

are you shure?
In the Profiles and Custom Functions settings from the files you have posted, CF20 is set to 2 Seconds.

Regards
Rob

[Bumlerd]

Hi Rob

CF 20 = 10, according to 2N.
But looking at settings stored from OSTC tools it is CF 20 is 2

Strange

Michael

:S

[Rob]

Thats strange,

If you go in the profile, you can see a depth entry every 2 seconds. So 2 seems to be the set.
I will load firmware 2.70 and store your settings in my ostc to see what happens.

Regards
Rob

[Rob]

I think i found it,
I loaded your config in my OSTC:

CF20:
Actual Value is 2
Default Value is 10

Your OSTC should show the same!

Default is the system Default for the CF,
Actual Value is the value the system uses.
And thats 2.

You can yuse OSTCTools to create an overview of your settings:
( Download from your OSTC, then Edit->List )
You can Copy the text from the dialog to any editor you like an print it.
(Click somewhere in the text, press CTRL A to mark everything, than press CTRL C for copy.)

So, from my point to view:
-the files are Ok.
-the dives in the log are Ok.

Best wishes
Rob

[Bumlerd]

Hi again

But still Jdivelog will not download - and I have tried several computers.
Is your advice that i shall leave it ?

:S

Michael

[Rob]

Hi Michael,

sorry, no, i locked in your dump files to see if the problem came from the OSTC, anf from my point to view your ostc is ok.
The fact that,
-i can handle the bins in ostctools and
-export all the dives, without any problems,
tells me that your OSTC is fine.

You should contact the developer of jdivelog, to fix the problem in the jdivelog software. ( http://jdivelog.org/about/ )
Or maybe you need the latest version of jdivelog.

Regards
Rob

[heinrichsweikamp]

Try a third tool, like Subsurface. I doubt that there is an issue in your logbook data -> jdivelog bug.

http://subsurface.hohndel.org/download/

Regards,
Matthias