Ratio iX5M Log Dumper
Python dumper for the Ratio iX5M (iX3M 2021, square buttons/latest firmware).
Example usage
from ratio_dumper import SerialDriver, convert_to_xml
with SerialDriver('/dev/tty.usbserial-D309VENO') as dc:
dive = dc.get_dive(1)
print(convert_to_xml(dive))
Support Notes
The majority of testing has been done against open circuit dive logs from a iX5M computer, little support exists for CCR specific data e.g. setpoints, cell calibration etc.
Implementation references
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