SeaLogDive computer sync
How to import dives from a Zeagle dive computer
No Zeagle 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.
Zeagle 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.
Zeagle downloads, drivers and manuals
The brand is alive under Huish Outdoors, but its dive computers are not. Zeagle's current instruments catalogue contains only analogue gauges and consoles, the N2iTiON3 is long discontinued, and the Windows logbook software and the PC download cable it needed are both off the market.
Desktop software
- Desktop softwareSubsurface (open-source, reads the N2iTiON3)Still the best route, assuming you have the original serial download cable.Win + Mac
- Desktop softwarelibdivecomputerHas a dedicated N2iTiON3 driver, over a serial connection.Win + Mac
- Desktop softwareMacDive (macOS and iOS logbook)macOS
- Desktop softwareDiving Log (Windows logbook)Windows
Support
- SupportZeagle brand siteStill trading under Huish Outdoors, but oriented entirely around BCDs, regulators and gauges.
- SupportZeagle support contactWhere /support/ lands; technical questions are handled by the Huish technical assistance desk.
- SupportZeagle warranty terms
- SupportZeagle instruments catalogueUseful as proof rather than as a purchase: four products, all analogue gauges and consoles, no dive computers.Browser
Worth knowing
- Zeagle no longer makes dive computers. Its current instruments range is four analogue gauge and console products, so there is no successor model and no reason to expect the N2iTiON3 to reappear in support material.
- The original N2iTiON3 PC Download Kit targeted Windows 2000, XP and Vista. That software is no longer distributed by Zeagle and would not be a sensible thing to run today even if you found it.
- The download cable is the real obstacle. It was a proprietary Zeagle serial cable, it was expensive when it was current, and it is now scarce on the second-hand market. Without it, no software can reach the computer.
- Huish Outdoors hosts the Zeagle user-manual library and Zeagle's own site links to it, but that page is behind a filter that rejects automated requests, so it is not included here as a verified link. Reach it by clicking Manuals from zeagle.com in a normal browser.
- libdivecomputer implements a dedicated N2iTiON3 driver over a serial connection, so Subsurface, MacDive and Diving Log will all read the computer provided the cable and a USB-to-serial adapter are in hand.
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.