Suunto CObra Pc interface

[spike627]

Does any one have Pc interface that would like to sell it?

 

[boomx5]

they work great.

Interface

 

[spike627]

Is it the same as the one in Leisurepro?

 

[boomx5]

Jamie makes them himself. They work real well and I've been very happy with mine.

 

[jamiei]

I also have them on ebay... feel free to have a look at my feedback if you're unsure. do a search for suunto interface

glad to hear comments from a satisfied customer...

 

[DrSteve]

Are you still able to use the Suunto software without any problems?

 

[ShoalDiverSA]

...is the software used to interface with the Suunto computers, regardless of the interface used.

Jamie/Roli's interface uses the Suunto software without any problems.

Andrew

 

[jamiei]

Andrew is right, any correctly built interface will work with the Suunto divemanager software... the software can't tell if its a suunto interface or not.

 

[DrSteve]

Yes they should. However, I have read that the Aladintec user built interfaces couldn't perform the entire functionality of the OEM. So just curious as to whether the interface was 100% compatible or 99%

 

[ShoalDiverSA]

DrSteve once bubbled...
... just curious as to whether the interface was 100% compatible or 99%

The user-built interface Suunto allows you to use both the download and configuration functions of the Suunto software.

You can download all your profiles and history.

You can also set user-configurable items in you dive computer. You can reset the dive memory as well as change items like sample period and user details (I've entered my name and cellphone number in case I lose it and the person who finds it has also built his own interface ). The configurable items you can change depends on your computer model and is determined by the software.

AFAIK, that is everything that is available from the software (SDM)and all that is needed to get the most from your Suunto computer.

I must add that building your own interface is a highly satisfying endeavour. The thrill of constructing a (fairly simple) board and connecting it to find that IT WORKS is great.

I have now made interfaces for a friend and my father and I am still going strong.

It's WAY cheaper! It's 100% compatible! It works!

(And no, I don't work for Jamie )

[As an aside: I don't own an Aladin, but from what I have read on the various home-brewer pages, the functionality of the Aladin interface depends on how much effort you want to put into constructing it. There is a bog-simple version (consisting of about 5 components) that's good for downloading and an advanced version (plenty components) for configuring. But this information is best gleaned from threads related to that particular interface.]

Cheers,

Andrew