SeaLogDive computer sync
How to import dives from a Liquivision dive computer
No Liquivision model in the catalog has a radio, so every transfer goes through a cable and a file. Pick your exact model below for the steps that apply to it.
Liquivision models that need a cable
An iPhone cannot open a serial or USB connection to a dive computer. These go through a Mac or PC once, then into SeaLog as a UDDF file.
Liquivision downloads, drivers and manuals
Dead. Liquivision stopped building dive computers in January 2017, the brand ended up inside Huish Outdoors, and the product site liquivisioncomputers.com no longer resolves at all.
Desktop software
Manual
- ManualLiquivision Xeo user manual (dive-shop mirror)Third-party mirror; no vendor copy is left online.
- ManualLiquivision Xen user manual (dive-shop mirror)
- ManualLiquivision Kaon user manual (dive-shop mirror)
- ManualLiquivision Xeo manual (second third-party archive)Useful as a backup if the dive-shop mirror disappears.
Worth knowing
- Liquivision Products stopped making dive computers in January 2017 (they cited component availability), the brand passed to Huish Outdoors, and the product website liquivisioncomputers.com is now NXDOMAIN. Every historic link into it is broken, not just slow.
- Downloading dives requires Liquivision's proprietary 'Enlightened' PC interface dock. Without that hardware no software helps, and the docks are only available second-hand.
- The driver was plain FTDI (the archived vendor page says so explicitly), and the Windows chain was three pieces: FTDI drivers, the LV dive-logging app, and a separate LV firmware updater.
- The Internet Archive replays Liquivision's HTML pages but currently refuses to serve the archived .exe installers, so the original vendor software is effectively unobtainable. Budget for a third-party app instead.
- The X1, Liquivision's original touchscreen model, was discontinued back in May 2014 and is not supported by libdivecomputer. Only Xen, Xeo, Lynx and Kaon are. X1 owners have no modern download path at all.
- Practical route today: Subsurface or MacDive over the Enlightened interface.
One logbook for all of it
SeaLog keeps every dive in one place whichever computer it came from, with the depth profile intact, and exports back out to UDDF whenever you want it.