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Appreciate the help. I had the X1 figured out a long time ago, but the Lynx threw me for a loop.

Wait, now I've figured it out. Instead of exporting each dive from Dive Logger, I just drag and drop my entire profile LVD file and it imports ALL the dives that way. Excellent. Now I'm in business!

I knew there had to be a way to have my cake and eat it too.

Also - when I try to import the CSV through the File >Download Dives > File Formats method, I do get a "no new dives found" message when I select my new exported dive from the liquivision software. Hmmmmm.

Nick - My Lynx uses Liquivision DiveLog 3.02 to sync the data to my mac. From there, it allows me to export a CSV. When I drag and drop the CSV into MacDive, nothing happens. If I change the extension to LVD, and then drag and drop it, that just crashes MacDive. Should I try something else? Thanks!!

I'm a MacDive user with a Lynx who would also love to be able to import the data files from Liquivision DiveLog 3.02! I can provide data files if you'd like!

Boom! That did the trick. All functioning now! Thank you!

Not really sure what cable I have. The connector looks like the Smart Interface, but it's got Suunto printed on it and it has a little boxy portion at the end that the connector comes out of.

Having issues troubleshooting my Vyper Air -- which test do I use for that one, Vyper or Vyper2? What do I do if the tty and cu files are not being created in my /dev directory?

Was also unable to run the connection test for the Vyper air successfully since it appears my driver isn't working right (since the tty files I should see inside /dev are never there even the test won't work)

Hello, So I had been syncing happily between my Vyper Air and Mac Dive until just this month. Now Mac Dive cannot find a Serial Port, no matter how many times I attempt to reinstall my USB driver. I've looked in the /dev directory when the device is plugged in, and the files I'm supposed to see ther...