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Old 24th April 2008, 15:19   #3 (permalink)
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Re: APD Dive Communicator issues

Quote: (Originally Posted by Brainx3) View Original Post
Hi,


I have a similar issue, but downloading reach 56% then it gives me a message that download has failed. I called APD and they said that it might be the USB connector and to test that they asked me to send them the lid which I haven't had time to do yet. Although a few issues to consider. Make sure that the software you are installing on your PC is the latest that came with the software update because if you have updated the software of the unit then it will have some compatibility issue with the old software installed on the pc. As well after installing the software on your PC try to restart your computer before you get it connected to the unit. As well try to use new batteries before you link it up. I got some of these tips from Dave Thompson but unfortunately they didn't work out for me, but might be some help to you.


Best Regards. Wael
In addition, download the latest driver for the USB - serial adaptor. I had exactly those problems until I did that. The one on the CD didn't cut it for my PC, but the latest one from the vendor website (Gembird IIRC) fixed it and it's worked fine ever since.

FWIW, I think running XP was exactly the cause of the problem!!

Good luck,
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