[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":1202},["ShallowReactive",2],{"\u002Flearn\u002Fdive-computer-oceanic-export":3,"linked-\u002Flearn\u002Fdive-computer-oceanic-export":234,"\u002Flearn\u002Fdive-computer-oceanic-export-surround":1191},{"id":4,"title":5,"author":6,"author_avatar":7,"author_description":8,"body":9,"cover":198,"date":199,"description":200,"extension":201,"faqs":202,"keywords":212,"meta":217,"navigation":218,"path":224,"published":218,"rawbody":225,"seo":226,"sitemap":227,"stem":228,"tags":229,"__hash__":233},"learn\u002Flearn\u002Fdive-computer-oceanic-export.md","Dive computer Oceanic: export dive logs and migrate to Depthlog","Matteo Beltrame","\u002Fassets\u002Favatars\u002Ftrat_avatar.jpeg","Founder of Depthlog",{"type":10,"value":11,"toc":183},"minimark",[12,17,21,24,28,39,58,63,72,76,87,93,97,107,111,119,123,126,130,152,156,159,173],[13,14,16],"h2",{"id":15},"why-oceanic-logs-get-stuck","Why Oceanic logs get stuck",[18,19,20],"p",{},"Oceanic has a long history of dive computers and more than one desktop tool. Older models often rely on OceanLog on Windows, while newer ones may use a mobile app or a cloud account. The result is a logbook split across software versions, and an export path that changes with the model.",[18,22,23],{},"The practical answer is the same for almost every Oceanic computer: use a universal tool to download the dives, then export a format that any logbook can read.",[13,25,27],{"id":26},"the-universal-route-subsurface","The universal route: Subsurface",[18,29,30,38],{},[31,32,37],"a",{"href":33,"rel":34,"target":36},"https:\u002F\u002Fsubsurface-divelog.org",[35],"nofollow","\\_blank","Subsurface"," is free and open source. It supports a broad list of Oceanic models over USB and can export to UDDF.",[40,41,42],"tip",{},[18,43,44,45,49,50,53,54,57],{},"Depthlog imports ",[46,47,48],"strong",{},"UDDF",", ",[46,51,52],{},"CSV"," and ",[46,55,56],{},"JSON",". UDDF is the best choice because it keeps the dive profile and gas data.",[59,60,62],"h3",{"id":61},"_1-install-subsurface","1. Install Subsurface",[18,64,65,66,71],{},"Download it from the ",[31,67,70],{"href":68,"rel":69,"target":36},"https:\u002F\u002Fsubsurface-divelog.org\u002Fcurrent-release",[35],"official release page"," and install the version for your operating system.",[59,73,75],{"id":74},"_2-download-the-dives","2. Download the dives",[18,77,78,79,82,83,86],{},"Connect the Oceanic computer by USB. In Subsurface, open the import section, choose ",[46,80,81],{},"Dive Computer",", select ",[46,84,85],{},"Oceanic"," as the manufacturer and start the download.",[88,89,90],"warning",{},[18,91,92],{},"Some Oceanic models need a specific USB driver or a particular cable. If the computer is not detected, try another port, restart the machine and check the Subsurface compatibility page for your model.",[59,94,96],{"id":95},"_3-export-to-uddf","3. Export to UDDF",[18,98,99,100,103,104,106],{},"Select the dives, open the ",[46,101,102],{},"File"," menu and choose the export option. Save the file as ",[46,105,48],{},".",[59,108,110],{"id":109},"_4-import-into-depthlog","4. Import into Depthlog",[18,112,113,114,118],{},"Open ",[31,115,117],{"href":116},"\u002Fapp\u002Flogs\u002Fimport","the import page",", choose the UDDF file and review the dives. Depthlog checks for duplicates, so a repeated import is safe.",[13,120,122],{"id":121},"if-you-already-use-oceanlog","If you already use OceanLog",[18,124,125],{},"OceanLog is a Windows desktop application for several Oceanic models. If it can export your dives to UDDF or CSV, import that file directly. If it only produces a proprietary format, use Subsurface as the bridge: download the dives there and export UDDF.",[13,127,129],{"id":128},"troubleshooting","Troubleshooting",[131,132,133,140,146],"ul",{},[134,135,136,139],"li",{},[46,137,138],{},"Computer not detected:"," check the cable, the USB driver and the port. Try a different machine if possible.",[134,141,142,145],{},[46,143,144],{},"Download interrupted:"," keep the computer awake and retry in smaller batches.",[134,147,148,151],{},[46,149,150],{},"Import rejected:"," confirm the file is UDDF, CSV or JSON, not a PDF or a proprietary backup.",[13,153,155],{"id":154},"why-bring-your-oceanic-logs-to-depthlog","Why bring your Oceanic logs to Depthlog",[18,157,158],{},"Depthlog turns a list of dives into a history you can use:",[131,160,161,164,167,170],{},[134,162,163],{},"lifetime statistics, SAC trends and depth progression;",[134,165,166],{},"one timeline across Oceanic and any other brand;",[134,168,169],{},"a repetitive-dive planner with your real surface intervals;",[134,171,172],{},"buddy tags, a dive map, certificates and shareable summaries.",[40,174,175],{},[18,176,177,178,182],{},"Start here: ",[31,179,181],{"href":180},"\u002Flogin","create a free Depthlog account"," and import your file. No credit card required.",{"title":184,"searchDepth":185,"depth":185,"links":186},"",2,[187,188,195,196,197],{"id":15,"depth":185,"text":16},{"id":26,"depth":185,"text":27,"children":189},[190,192,193,194],{"id":61,"depth":191,"text":62},3,{"id":74,"depth":191,"text":75},{"id":95,"depth":191,"text":96},{"id":109,"depth":191,"text":110},{"id":121,"depth":185,"text":122},{"id":128,"depth":185,"text":129},{"id":154,"depth":185,"text":155},"\u002Fassets\u002Flearn\u002Fdive-computer-oceanic-export.jpeg","2026-10-26","Move your Oceanic dive logs into Depthlog. How to export from OceanLog or Subsurface, convert to UDDF or CSV, and import your history without duplicates.","md",[203,206,209],{"label":204,"content":205},"How do I export logs from an Oceanic dive computer?","You can download the dives with Subsurface, which supports many Oceanic models over USB, and export them as UDDF. Some models also work with OceanLog on Windows. Use the route your model supports.",{"label":207,"content":208},"Does Depthlog import OceanLog files directly?","Depthlog imports UDDF, CSV and JSON. If OceanLog can export one of those formats, import it directly. Otherwise, download the dives with Subsurface and export UDDF.",{"label":210,"content":211},"Can I keep my old Oceanic dives and my new ones together?","Yes. Depthlog keeps every dive in one timeline, whatever the computer or brand, and checks for duplicates on import.",[213,214,215,216],"oceanic dive log export","oceanlog export","oceanic logbook","uddf",{"enable_toc":218,"readingTime":219},true,{"text":220,"minutes":221,"time":222,"words":223},"2 min read",1.95,117000,390,"\u002Flearn\u002Fdive-computer-oceanic-export","---\ntitle: \"Dive computer Oceanic: export dive logs and migrate to Depthlog\"\ndescription: \"Move your Oceanic dive logs into Depthlog. How to export from OceanLog or Subsurface, convert to UDDF or CSV, and import your history without duplicates.\"\npublished: true\nkeywords: [oceanic dive log export, oceanlog export, oceanic logbook, uddf]\ntags: [export, dive computer, tutorial]\ndate: 2026-10-26\nenable_toc: true\nauthor: Matteo Beltrame\nauthor_avatar: \u002Fassets\u002Favatars\u002Ftrat_avatar.jpeg\nauthor_description: \"Founder of Depthlog\"\ncover: \u002Fassets\u002Flearn\u002Fdive-computer-oceanic-export.jpeg\nfaqs:\n  - label: \"How do I export logs from an Oceanic dive computer?\"\n    content: \"You can download the dives with Subsurface, which supports many Oceanic models over USB, and export them as UDDF. Some models also work with OceanLog on Windows. Use the route your model supports.\"\n  - label: \"Does Depthlog import OceanLog files directly?\"\n    content: \"Depthlog imports UDDF, CSV and JSON. If OceanLog can export one of those formats, import it directly. Otherwise, download the dives with Subsurface and export UDDF.\"\n  - label: \"Can I keep my old Oceanic dives and my new ones together?\"\n    content: \"Yes. Depthlog keeps every dive in one timeline, whatever the computer or brand, and checks for duplicates on import.\"\n---\n\n## Why Oceanic logs get stuck\n\nOceanic has a long history of dive computers and more than one desktop tool. Older models often rely on OceanLog on Windows, while newer ones may use a mobile app or a cloud account. The result is a logbook split across software versions, and an export path that changes with the model.\n\nThe practical answer is the same for almost every Oceanic computer: use a universal tool to download the dives, then export a format that any logbook can read.\n\n## The universal route: Subsurface\n\n[Subsurface](https:\u002F\u002Fsubsurface-divelog.org){target=\\_blank} is free and open source. It supports a broad list of Oceanic models over USB and can export to UDDF.\n\n::tip\nDepthlog imports **UDDF**, **CSV** and **JSON**. UDDF is the best choice because it keeps the dive profile and gas data.\n::\n\n### 1. Install Subsurface\n\nDownload it from the [official release page](https:\u002F\u002Fsubsurface-divelog.org\u002Fcurrent-release){target=\\_blank} and install the version for your operating system.\n\n### 2. Download the dives\n\nConnect the Oceanic computer by USB. In Subsurface, open the import section, choose **Dive Computer**, select **Oceanic** as the manufacturer and start the download.\n\n::warning\nSome Oceanic models need a specific USB driver or a particular cable. If the computer is not detected, try another port, restart the machine and check the Subsurface compatibility page for your model.\n::\n\n### 3. Export to UDDF\n\nSelect the dives, open the **File** menu and choose the export option. Save the file as **UDDF**.\n\n### 4. Import into Depthlog\n\nOpen [the import page](\u002Fapp\u002Flogs\u002Fimport), choose the UDDF file and review the dives. Depthlog checks for duplicates, so a repeated import is safe.\n\n## If you already use OceanLog\n\nOceanLog is a Windows desktop application for several Oceanic models. If it can export your dives to UDDF or CSV, import that file directly. If it only produces a proprietary format, use Subsurface as the bridge: download the dives there and export UDDF.\n\n## Troubleshooting\n\n- **Computer not detected:** check the cable, the USB driver and the port. Try a different machine if possible.\n- **Download interrupted:** keep the computer awake and retry in smaller batches.\n- **Import rejected:** confirm the file is UDDF, CSV or JSON, not a PDF or a proprietary backup.\n\n## Why bring your Oceanic logs to Depthlog\n\nDepthlog turns a list of dives into a history you can use:\n\n- lifetime statistics, SAC trends and depth progression;\n- one timeline across Oceanic and any other brand;\n- a repetitive-dive planner with your real surface intervals;\n- buddy tags, a dive map, certificates and shareable summaries.\n\n::tip\nStart here: [create a free Depthlog account](\u002Flogin) and import your file. No credit card required.\n::\n",{"title":5,"description":200},{"loc":224,"lastmod":199},"learn\u002Fdive-computer-oceanic-export",[230,231,232],"export","dive computer","tutorial","DHtKwgkalKMVwzpH46SQdNds-OgQl1N1367fCKL-gno",[235,442,753,980],{"id":236,"title":237,"author":6,"author_avatar":7,"author_description":8,"body":238,"cover":414,"date":199,"description":415,"extension":201,"faqs":416,"keywords":426,"meta":430,"navigation":218,"path":435,"published":218,"rawbody":436,"seo":437,"sitemap":438,"stem":439,"tags":440,"__hash__":441},"learn\u002Flearn\u002Fdeepblu-dive-logs-export.md","Deepblu dive logs: export them and move to Depthlog",{"type":10,"value":239,"toc":406},[240,244,247,251,279,284,288,291,302,306,358,360,380,384,387,400],[13,241,243],{"id":242},"deepblu-is-a-cloud-logbook-not-a-file-on-your-computer","Deepblu is a cloud logbook, not a file on your computer",[18,245,246],{},"Deepblu stores dives in its app and cloud account. That makes it convenient on a phone, but it also means there is no dive computer to plug in and no obvious file to move. The export step happens inside the app.",[13,248,250],{"id":249},"the-export-route","The export route",[252,253,254,257,260,270,273],"ol",{},[134,255,256],{},"Open the Deepblu app and sign in.",[134,258,259],{},"Open your logbook and find the export or share action for a dive, a trip or the whole logbook.",[134,261,262,263,49,265,267,268,106],{},"Choose a file format Depthlog can read: ",[46,264,48],{},[46,266,52],{}," or ",[46,269,56],{},[134,271,272],{},"Save the file to your device or send it to yourself.",[134,274,113,275,278],{},[31,276,277],{"href":116},"the Depthlog import page",", choose the file and review the dives before confirming.",[40,280,281],{},[18,282,283],{},"Depthlog checks for duplicates, so if you export in several batches you can import them one after another without creating double logs.",[13,285,287],{"id":286},"if-deepblu-only-offers-a-pdf","If Deepblu only offers a PDF",[18,289,290],{},"Some app versions export a PDF summary. A PDF is useful for reading, but it is not structured data, so it cannot be imported automatically. In that case:",[131,292,293,296,299],{},[134,294,295],{},"enter the dives manually in Depthlog (the form pre-fills from your history where it can);",[134,297,298],{},"or look for a CSV share option in the app;",[134,300,301],{},"or ask Deepblu support whether a data export is available.",[13,303,305],{"id":304},"what-moves-across-and-what-does-not","What moves across, and what does not",[307,308,309,322],"table",{},[310,311,312],"thead",{},[313,314,315,319],"tr",{},[316,317,318],"th",{},"Data",[316,320,321],{},"Imported",[323,324,325,334,342,350],"tbody",{},[313,326,327,331],{},[328,329,330],"td",{},"Depth, bottom time, gas mix",[328,332,333],{},"Yes",[313,335,336,339],{},[328,337,338],{},"Dive profile and samples",[328,340,341],{},"Yes, with UDDF",[313,343,344,347],{},[328,345,346],{},"Date, site and notes",[328,348,349],{},"Usually yes",[313,351,352,355],{},[328,353,354],{},"Photos and app-specific media",[328,356,357],{},"Not automatically",[13,359,129],{"id":128},[131,361,362,368,374],{},[134,363,364,367],{},[46,365,366],{},"No export action:"," update the app and check the share menu.",[134,369,370,373],{},[46,371,372],{},"File will not import:"," confirm it is UDDF, CSV or JSON, not a PDF.",[134,375,376,379],{},[46,377,378],{},"Missing dives:"," export in smaller batches and check the date range.",[13,381,383],{"id":382},"why-move-to-depthlog","Why move to Depthlog",[18,385,386],{},"Depthlog keeps the record you already built, and adds what a cloud logbook does not:",[131,388,389,392,394,397],{},[134,390,391],{},"lifetime statistics and SAC trends;",[134,393,169],{},[134,395,396],{},"buddy tags, a dive map, certificates and shareable summaries;",[134,398,399],{},"one timeline across Deepblu and any other brand.",[40,401,402],{},[18,403,177,404,182],{},[31,405,181],{"href":180},{"title":184,"searchDepth":185,"depth":185,"links":407},[408,409,410,411,412,413],{"id":242,"depth":185,"text":243},{"id":249,"depth":185,"text":250},{"id":286,"depth":185,"text":287},{"id":304,"depth":185,"text":305},{"id":128,"depth":185,"text":129},{"id":382,"depth":185,"text":383},"\u002Fassets\u002Flearn\u002Fdeepblu-dive-logs-export.jpeg","Bring your Deepblu dive logs into Depthlog. How to export from the Deepblu app, which format to choose, and how to import your history in one pass.",[417,420,423],{"label":418,"content":419},"Can I export my dives from Deepblu?","Deepblu keeps your logs in its app and cloud. Look for an export or share action in the app and save the file. If the app offers UDDF or CSV, Depthlog can import it directly.",{"label":421,"content":422},"What if Deepblu only gives me a PDF?","A PDF is readable but not importable. In that case, either enter the dives manually (Depthlog pre-fills what it can) or check whether the app can share a CSV.",{"label":424,"content":425},"Will I lose my Deepblu photos and notes?","The import focuses on the dive data: depth, time, gas and profile. Photos and notes tied to the app may need to be reattached after the import.",[427,428,429,216],"deepblu export dive logs","deepblu logbook","deepblu alternative",{"enable_toc":218,"readingTime":431},{"text":220,"minutes":432,"time":433,"words":434},1.54,92400,308,"\u002Flearn\u002Fdeepblu-dive-logs-export","---\ntitle: \"Deepblu dive logs: export them and move to Depthlog\"\ndescription: \"Bring your Deepblu dive logs into Depthlog. How to export from the Deepblu app, which format to choose, and how to import your history in one pass.\"\npublished: true\nkeywords: [deepblu export dive logs, deepblu logbook, deepblu alternative, uddf]\ntags: [export, dive computer, tutorial]\ndate: 2026-10-26\nenable_toc: true\nauthor: Matteo Beltrame\nauthor_avatar: \u002Fassets\u002Favatars\u002Ftrat_avatar.jpeg\nauthor_description: \"Founder of Depthlog\"\ncover: \u002Fassets\u002Flearn\u002Fdeepblu-dive-logs-export.jpeg\nfaqs:\n  - label: \"Can I export my dives from Deepblu?\"\n    content: \"Deepblu keeps your logs in its app and cloud. Look for an export or share action in the app and save the file. If the app offers UDDF or CSV, Depthlog can import it directly.\"\n  - label: \"What if Deepblu only gives me a PDF?\"\n    content: \"A PDF is readable but not importable. In that case, either enter the dives manually (Depthlog pre-fills what it can) or check whether the app can share a CSV.\"\n  - label: \"Will I lose my Deepblu photos and notes?\"\n    content: \"The import focuses on the dive data: depth, time, gas and profile. Photos and notes tied to the app may need to be reattached after the import.\"\n---\n\n## Deepblu is a cloud logbook, not a file on your computer\n\nDeepblu stores dives in its app and cloud account. That makes it convenient on a phone, but it also means there is no dive computer to plug in and no obvious file to move. The export step happens inside the app.\n\n## The export route\n\n1. Open the Deepblu app and sign in.\n2. Open your logbook and find the export or share action for a dive, a trip or the whole logbook.\n3. Choose a file format Depthlog can read: **UDDF**, **CSV** or **JSON**.\n4. Save the file to your device or send it to yourself.\n5. Open [the Depthlog import page](\u002Fapp\u002Flogs\u002Fimport), choose the file and review the dives before confirming.\n\n::tip\nDepthlog checks for duplicates, so if you export in several batches you can import them one after another without creating double logs.\n::\n\n## If Deepblu only offers a PDF\n\nSome app versions export a PDF summary. A PDF is useful for reading, but it is not structured data, so it cannot be imported automatically. In that case:\n\n- enter the dives manually in Depthlog (the form pre-fills from your history where it can);\n- or look for a CSV share option in the app;\n- or ask Deepblu support whether a data export is available.\n\n## What moves across, and what does not\n\n| Data | Imported |\n|---|---|\n| Depth, bottom time, gas mix | Yes |\n| Dive profile and samples | Yes, with UDDF |\n| Date, site and notes | Usually yes |\n| Photos and app-specific media | Not automatically |\n\n## Troubleshooting\n\n- **No export action:** update the app and check the share menu.\n- **File will not import:** confirm it is UDDF, CSV or JSON, not a PDF.\n- **Missing dives:** export in smaller batches and check the date range.\n\n## Why move to Depthlog\n\nDepthlog keeps the record you already built, and adds what a cloud logbook does not:\n\n- lifetime statistics and SAC trends;\n- a repetitive-dive planner with your real surface intervals;\n- buddy tags, a dive map, certificates and shareable summaries;\n- one timeline across Deepblu and any other brand.\n\n::tip\nStart here: [create a free Depthlog account](\u002Flogin) and import your file. No credit card required.\n::\n",{"title":237,"description":415},{"loc":435,"lastmod":199},"learn\u002Fdeepblu-dive-logs-export",[230,231,232],"qxv_DBi6FbGS3lYiWAF3BL1Oukw1Yt5G6n7u2jyxjuU",{"id":443,"title":444,"author":6,"author_avatar":7,"author_description":8,"body":445,"cover":733,"date":734,"description":735,"extension":201,"faqs":736,"keywords":737,"meta":740,"navigation":218,"path":746,"published":218,"rawbody":747,"seo":748,"sitemap":749,"stem":750,"tags":751,"__hash__":752},"learn\u002Flearn\u002Fdive-computer-aqualung-export.md","Dive computer Aqualung: Export dive logs and migrate to Depthlog",{"type":10,"value":446,"toc":723},[447,451,461,465,483,494,504,508,530,534,547,557,560,577,585,589,594,606,619,622,624,638,641,655,659,662,680,689,698,714],[13,448,450],{"id":449},"why-is-it-so-difficult-to-migrate-dive-logs","Why is it so difficult to migrate dive logs?",[18,452,453,454,457,458,460],{},"Dive computer manufacturers have long created technological ecosystems that challenge divers' ability to manage and analyze their diving history comprehensively. ",[455,456],"br",{},"\nBy creating platforms that prioritizes brand-specific data management, propietary softwares effectively constrains users to a narrow set of export and analysis options. ",[455,459],{},"\nDivers find themselves trapped in a digital environment where their valuable diving data becomes increasingly siloed and difficult to transfer or analyze using alternative platforms.",[13,462,464],{"id":463},"how-are-we-going-to-migrate-dive-logs","How are we going to migrate dive logs?",[18,466,467,468,470,471,474,475,477,478,480,482],{},"Our objective is to export all dive logs and convert them into a universally recognized format.",[455,469],{},"\nFor this task, we are going to use ",[31,472,37],{"href":33,"target":36,"rel":473},[35],", a revolutionary open-source software specifically designed to dismantle the barriers imposed by proprietary dive computer manufacturers.",[455,476],{}," Developed by a community of passionate divers and software engineers, this powerful tool represents more than just a software solution – it's a statement against closed technological ecosystems.",[455,479],{},[455,481],{},"\nThe software's core strength lies in its universal compatibility. Unlike manufacturer-specific applications, Subsurface supports an extensive range of dive computer brands, creating a unified platform for dive log management. Its open-source nature means continuous improvement driven by a global community of diving enthusiasts and technical experts.",[484,485,486],"note",{},[18,487,488,489,106],{},"Subsurface is open source, meaning anyone can access, view and eventually contribute to the ",[31,490,493],{"href":491,"target":36,"rel":492},"https:\u002F\u002Fgithub.com\u002Fsubsurface",[35],"source code",[18,495,496,497,499,500,503],{},"Migrating dive logs from Aqualung dive computers is remarkably straightforward when using Subsurface. ",[455,498],{},"The process requires minimal technical expertise and can be completed in a few systematic steps. Preparation is key – divers must ensure they have the latest versions of the ",[31,501,37],{"href":33,"target":36,"rel":502},[35]," software.",[13,505,507],{"id":506},"starting-the-migration","Starting the migration",[18,509,510,511,106,515,517,518,49,522,525,526,529],{},"The migration journey begins with downloading Subsurface from the ",[31,512,514],{"href":68,"target":36,"rel":513},[35],"official website",[455,516],{}," Compatibility is crucial, so select the version matching your operating system – ",[519,520,521],"code",{},"Windows",[519,523,524],{},"macOS",", or ",[519,527,528],{},"Linux",". The installation process is typically quick and user-friendly, designed to be accessible even for those with limited technical background.",[59,531,533],{"id":532},"connecting-and-transfering-dive-logs","Connecting and transfering dive logs",[18,535,536,537,539,540,543,544,546],{},"The physical connection process involves linking your Aqualung dive computer to your computer via USB.\n",[455,538],{},"Within Subsurface, navigate to the ",[46,541,542],{},"import section",", selecting ",[46,545,81],{}," as your data source and Aqualung as the manufacturer.",[88,548,549,554],{},[18,550,551],{},[46,552,553],{},"Pay careful attention during the connection phase",[18,555,556],{},"Some dive computers might require specific drivers or additional software. If you encounter connection issues, verify your USB cable, try alternative ports, and ensure all software is current. A simple computer restart can often resolve unexpected technical complications.",[18,558,559],{},"Subsurface supports the following Aqualung dive computer models, including but not limited to:",[131,561,562,565,568,571,574],{},[134,563,564],{},"i100, i200, i200C, i200Cv2",[134,566,567],{},"i300, i300C",[134,569,570],{},"i450T, i470TC",[134,572,573],{},"i550, i550C",[134,575,576],{},"i750TC, i770R",[18,578,579,580,106],{},"You can check all the supported dive computers by visiting the dedicated ",[31,581,584],{"href":582,"target":36,"rel":583},"https:\u002F\u002Fsubsurface-divelog.org\u002Fsupported-dive-computers\u002F",[35],"compatibility page",[59,586,588],{"id":587},"converting-logs-to-universal-formats","Converting logs to universal formats",[18,590,591,592],{},"After importing your logs into Subsurface, the export process becomes incredibly straightforward.",[455,593],{},[131,595,596,599],{},[134,597,598],{},"Select the dives you wish to transfer",[134,600,601,602,605],{},"Access the ",[46,603,604],{},"File menu",", choose the export option",[40,607,608],{},[18,609,610,611,614,615,618],{},"To import the logs into ",[46,612,613],{},"Depthlog",", the UDDF (Universal Dive Data Format, ",[519,616,617],{},".uddf",") format is recommended.",[18,620,621],{},"When exporting, carefully select your destination folder and verify the file's creation. It's advisable to maintain backups of both your original logs and the exported files, ensuring no data is lost during the migration process.",[59,623,129],{"id":128},[18,625,626,627,53,632,637],{},"While Subsurface is designed for user-friendliness, potential challenges can arise. Common issues include outdated firmware, incompatible USB drivers, or temporary software glitches. 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Learn easy methods to transfer your dive data to DepthLog",null,[231,738,739],"aqualung dive computer","dive logs",{"enable_toc":218,"readingTime":741},{"text":742,"minutes":743,"time":744,"words":745},"4 min read",3.285,197100,657,"\u002Flearn\u002Fdive-computer-aqualung-export","---\ntitle: \"Dive computer Aqualung: Export dive logs and migrate to Depthlog\"\ndescription: \"Export your dive logs from Aqualung dive computers. Learn easy methods to transfer your dive data to DepthLog\"\npublished: true\nkeywords: [dive computer, aqualung dive computer, dive logs]\ntags: [export, dive computer, tutorial]\ndate: 2024-12-10\nenable_toc: true\nauthor: Matteo Beltrame\nauthor_avatar: \u002Fassets\u002Favatars\u002Ftrat_avatar.jpeg\nauthor_description: \"Founder of Depthlog\"\ncover: \u002Fassets\u002Flearn\u002Fdive-computer-aqualung-export.jpeg\n---\n\n## Why is it so difficult to migrate dive logs?\n\nDive computer manufacturers have long created technological ecosystems that challenge divers' ability to manage and analyze their diving history comprehensively. \u003Cbr>\nBy creating platforms that prioritizes brand-specific data management, propietary softwares effectively constrains users to a narrow set of export and analysis options. \u003Cbr>\nDivers find themselves trapped in a digital environment where their valuable diving data becomes increasingly siloed and difficult to transfer or analyze using alternative platforms.\n\n## How are we going to migrate dive logs?\n\nOur objective is to export all dive logs and convert them into a universally recognized format.\u003Cbr>\nFor this task, we are going to use [Subsurface](https:\u002F\u002Fsubsurface-divelog.org){target=\\_blank}, a revolutionary open-source software specifically designed to dismantle the barriers imposed by proprietary dive computer manufacturers.\u003Cbr> Developed by a community of passionate divers and software engineers, this powerful tool represents more than just a software solution – it's a statement against closed technological ecosystems.\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\nThe software's core strength lies in its universal compatibility. Unlike manufacturer-specific applications, Subsurface supports an extensive range of dive computer brands, creating a unified platform for dive log management. Its open-source nature means continuous improvement driven by a global community of diving enthusiasts and technical experts.\n\n::note{}\nSubsurface is open source, meaning anyone can access, view and eventually contribute to the [source code](https:\u002F\u002Fgithub.com\u002Fsubsurface){target=\\_blank}.\n::\n\nMigrating dive logs from Aqualung dive computers is remarkably straightforward when using Subsurface. \u003Cbr>The process requires minimal technical expertise and can be completed in a few systematic steps. Preparation is key – divers must ensure they have the latest versions of the [Subsurface](https:\u002F\u002Fsubsurface-divelog.org){target=\\_blank} software.\n\n## Starting the migration\n\nThe migration journey begins with downloading Subsurface from the [official website](https:\u002F\u002Fsubsurface-divelog.org\u002Fcurrent-release){target=\\_blank}.\u003Cbr> Compatibility is crucial, so select the version matching your operating system – `Windows`, `macOS`, or `Linux`. The installation process is typically quick and user-friendly, designed to be accessible even for those with limited technical background.\n\n### Connecting and transfering dive logs\n\nThe physical connection process involves linking your Aqualung dive computer to your computer via USB.\n\u003Cbr>Within Subsurface, navigate to the **import section**, selecting **Dive Computer** as your data source and Aqualung as the manufacturer.\n\n::warning\n**Pay careful attention during the connection phase**   \n\nSome dive computers might require specific drivers or additional software. If you encounter connection issues, verify your USB cable, try alternative ports, and ensure all software is current. A simple computer restart can often resolve unexpected technical complications.\n::\n\nSubsurface supports the following Aqualung dive computer models, including but not limited to:\n\n-   i100, i200, i200C, i200Cv2\n-   i300, i300C\n-   i450T, i470TC\n-   i550, i550C\n-   i750TC, i770R\n\nYou can check all the supported dive computers by visiting the dedicated [compatibility page](https:\u002F\u002Fsubsurface-divelog.org\u002Fsupported-dive-computers\u002F){target=\\_blank}.\n\n### Converting logs to universal formats\n\nAfter importing your logs into Subsurface, the export process becomes incredibly straightforward.\u003Cbr>\n\n-   Select the dives you wish to transfer\n-   Access the **File menu**, choose the export option\n\n::tip\nTo import the logs into **Depthlog**, the UDDF (Universal Dive Data Format, `.uddf`) format is recommended.\n::\n\nWhen exporting, carefully select your destination folder and verify the file's creation. It's advisable to maintain backups of both your original logs and the exported files, ensuring no data is lost during the migration process.\n\n### Troubleshooting\n\nWhile Subsurface is designed for user-friendliness, potential challenges can arise. Common issues include outdated firmware, incompatible USB drivers, or temporary software glitches. The Subsurface community provides extensive [documentation](https:\u002F\u002Fsubsurface-divelog.org\u002Fdocumentation){target=\\_blank} and [forum support](https:\u002F\u002Fsubsurface-divelog.org\u002Fuser-forum){target=\\_blank} to help users overcome these obstacles.\n\nIf you encounter persistent issues, consider:\n\n-   Updating all relevant software\n-   Checking USB connections\n-   Consulting Subsurface's user forums\n-   Contacting Aqualung customer support\n\n## Why should I migrate my logs to Depthlog?\n\nDepthlog is not a simple logbook. By importing your diving history into Depthlog, you get instant access to:\n\n::div{class=\"flex flex-row items-center flex-wrap gap-2\"}\n:icon-simple{name=\"material-symbols:check-circle-rounded\" class=\"text-success\"}\n:::p\nLifetime statistics and advanced analytics\n:::\n::\n\n::div{class=\"flex flex-row items-center flex-wrap gap-2\"}\n:icon-simple{name=\"material-symbols:check-circle-rounded\" class=\"text-success\"}\n:::p\nPossibility to dynamically add your dive buddies\n:::\n::\n::div{class=\"flex flex-row items-center flex-wrap gap-2\"}\n:icon-simple{name=\"material-symbols:check-circle-rounded\" class=\"text-success\"}\n:::p\nInteractive global map with all your dive sites\n:::\n::\n\nWith these features, you can optimize your diving and improve thanks to the unique advanced statistics provided by Depthlog. \u003Cbr> \u003Cbr>\nIt represents an opportunity to gain deeper insights into your diving history, track personal progression, and maintain a comprehensive **digital diving diary**.\n\u003Cbr>By liberating your logs from manufacturer-specific constraints, you unlock potential for advanced analysis and personal diving development.\n\n::tip\nExplore Depthlog more in details, check out all of its features and capabilities by visiting the [dedicated page](\u002F?utm_source=organic&utm_medium=blog){target=\\_blank}.\n::\n",{"title":444,"description":735},{"loc":746,"lastmod":734},"learn\u002Fdive-computer-aqualung-export",[230,231,232],"-M8M-Pwl2FwHdP9q7RLOsC8pSDhNtwAEUzTaX11RGdc",{"id":754,"title":755,"author":6,"author_avatar":7,"author_description":8,"body":756,"cover":964,"date":734,"description":965,"extension":201,"faqs":736,"keywords":966,"meta":968,"navigation":218,"path":973,"published":218,"rawbody":974,"seo":975,"sitemap":976,"stem":977,"tags":978,"__hash__":979},"learn\u002Flearn\u002Fdive-computer-cressi-export.md","Dive computer Cressi: Export dive logs and migrate to Depthlog",{"type":10,"value":757,"toc":954},[758,760,766,768,781,788,796,798,811,813,823,831,834,854,863,865,869,877,885,887,889,897,899,910,912,914,922,930,938,948],[13,759,450],{"id":449},[18,761,453,762,457,764,460],{},[455,763],{},[455,765],{},[13,767,464],{"id":463},[18,769,467,770,470,772,474,775,477,777,779,482],{},[455,771],{},[31,773,37],{"href":33,"target":36,"rel":774},[35],[455,776],{},[455,778],{},[455,780],{},[484,782,783],{},[18,784,488,785,106],{},[31,786,493],{"href":491,"target":36,"rel":787},[35],[18,789,790,791,499,793,503],{},"Migrating dive logs from Cressi dive computers is remarkably straightforward when using Subsurface. 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Learn easy methods to transfer your dive data to DepthLog\"\npublished: true\nkeywords: [dive computer, cressi dive computer, dive logs]\ntags: [export, dive computer, tutorial]\ndate: 2024-12-10\nenable_toc: true\nauthor: Matteo Beltrame\nauthor_avatar: \u002Fassets\u002Favatars\u002Ftrat_avatar.jpeg\nauthor_description: \"Founder of Depthlog\"\ncover: \u002Fassets\u002Flearn\u002Fdive-computer-cressi-export.jpeg\n---\n\n## Why is it so difficult to migrate dive logs?\n\nDive computer manufacturers have long created technological ecosystems that challenge divers' ability to manage and analyze their diving history comprehensively. \u003Cbr>\nBy creating platforms that prioritizes brand-specific data management, propietary softwares effectively constrains users to a narrow set of export and analysis options. \u003Cbr>\nDivers find themselves trapped in a digital environment where their valuable diving data becomes increasingly siloed and difficult to transfer or analyze using alternative platforms.\n\n## How are we going to migrate dive logs?\n\nOur objective is to export all dive logs and convert them into a universally recognized format.\u003Cbr>\nFor this task, we are going to use [Subsurface](https:\u002F\u002Fsubsurface-divelog.org){target=\\_blank}, a revolutionary open-source software specifically designed to dismantle the barriers imposed by proprietary dive computer manufacturers.\u003Cbr> Developed by a community of passionate divers and software engineers, this powerful tool represents more than just a software solution – it's a statement against closed technological ecosystems.\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\nThe software's core strength lies in its universal compatibility. Unlike manufacturer-specific applications, Subsurface supports an extensive range of dive computer brands, creating a unified platform for dive log management. Its open-source nature means continuous improvement driven by a global community of diving enthusiasts and technical experts.\n\n::note{}\nSubsurface is open source, meaning anyone can access, view and eventually contribute to the [source code](https:\u002F\u002Fgithub.com\u002Fsubsurface){target=\\_blank}.\n::\n\nMigrating dive logs from Cressi dive computers is remarkably straightforward when using Subsurface. \u003Cbr>The process requires minimal technical expertise and can be completed in a few systematic steps. Preparation is key – divers must ensure they have the latest versions of the [Subsurface](https:\u002F\u002Fsubsurface-divelog.org){target=\\_blank} software.\n\n## Starting the migration\n\nThe migration journey begins with downloading Subsurface from the [official website](https:\u002F\u002Fsubsurface-divelog.org\u002Fcurrent-release){target=\\_blank}.\u003Cbr> Compatibility is crucial, so select the version matching your operating system – `Windows`, `macOS`, or `Linux`. The installation process is typically quick and user-friendly, designed to be accessible even for those with limited technical background.\n\n### Connecting and transfering dive logs\n\nThe physical connection process involves linking your Cressi dive computer to your computer via USB.\n\u003Cbr>Within Subsurface, navigate to the **import section**, selecting **Dive Computer** as your data source and Cressi as the manufacturer.\n\n::warning\n**Pay careful attention during the connection phase**   \n\nSome dive computers might require specific drivers or additional software. If you encounter connection issues, verify your USB cable, try alternative ports, and ensure all software is current. A simple computer restart can often resolve unexpected technical complications.\n::\n\nSubsurface supports a wide range of Cressi dive computer models, including but not limited to:\n\n-   Cressi Leonardo\n-   Cressi Giotto\n-   Cressi Cartesio\n-   Cressi Dean\n-   Cressi Dive Computer One\n-   Most recent Cressi dive computer generations\n\nThe software's extensive compatibility ensures that most divers using Cressi equipment can successfully migrate their logs, regardless of their specific model.\u003Cbr>\nYou can check all the supported dive computers by visiting the dedicated [compatibility page](https:\u002F\u002Fsubsurface-divelog.org\u002Fsupported-dive-computers\u002F){target=\\_blank}.\n\n### Converting logs to universal formats\n\nAfter importing your logs into Subsurface, the export process becomes incredibly straightforward.\u003Cbr>\n\n-   Select the dives you wish to transfer\n-   Access the **File menu**, choose the export option\n\n::tip\nTo import the logs into **Depthlog**, the UDDF (Universal Dive Data Format, `.uddf`) format is recommended.\n::\n\nWhen exporting, carefully select your destination folder and verify the file's creation. It's advisable to maintain backups of both your original logs and the exported files, ensuring no data is lost during the migration process.\n\n### Troubleshooting\n\nWhile Subsurface is designed for user-friendliness, potential challenges can arise. Common issues include outdated firmware, incompatible USB drivers, or temporary software glitches. The Subsurface community provides extensive [documentation](https:\u002F\u002Fsubsurface-divelog.org\u002Fdocumentation){target=\\_blank} and [forum support](https:\u002F\u002Fsubsurface-divelog.org\u002Fuser-forum){target=\\_blank} to help users overcome these obstacles.\n\nIf you encounter persistent issues, consider:\n\n-   Updating all relevant software\n-   Checking USB connections\n-   Consulting Subsurface's user forums\n-   Contacting Cressi customer support\n\n## Why should I migrate my logs to Depthlog?\n\nDepthlog is not a simple logbook. By importing your diving history into Depthlog, you get instant access to:\n\n::div{class=\"flex flex-row items-center flex-wrap gap-2\"}\n:icon-simple{name=\"material-symbols:check-circle-rounded\" class=\"text-success\"}\n:::p\nLifetime statistics and advanced analytics\n:::\n::\n\n::div{class=\"flex flex-row items-center flex-wrap gap-2\"}\n:icon-simple{name=\"material-symbols:check-circle-rounded\" class=\"text-success\"}\n:::p\nPossibility to dynamically add your dive buddies\n:::\n::\n::div{class=\"flex flex-row items-center flex-wrap gap-2\"}\n:icon-simple{name=\"material-symbols:check-circle-rounded\" class=\"text-success\"}\n:::p\nInteractive global map with all your dive sites\n:::\n::\n\nWith these features, you can optimize your diving and improve thanks to the unique advanced statistics provided by Depthlog. \u003Cbr> \u003Cbr>\nIt represents an opportunity to gain deeper insights into your diving history, track personal progression, and maintain a comprehensive **digital diving diary**.\n\u003Cbr>By liberating your logs from manufacturer-specific constraints, you unlock potential for advanced analysis and personal diving development.\n\n::tip\nExplore Depthlog more in details, check out all of its features and capabilities by visiting the [dedicated page](\u002F?utm_source=organic&utm_medium=blog){target=\\_blank}.\n::",{"title":755,"description":965},{"loc":973,"lastmod":734},"learn\u002Fdive-computer-cressi-export",[230,231,232],"TZDYUwkZi0fPoZ9bltfR4Lhz-EcY1OtlIHkWWRy4dPs",{"id":981,"title":982,"author":6,"author_avatar":7,"author_description":8,"body":983,"cover":1175,"date":734,"description":1176,"extension":201,"faqs":736,"keywords":1177,"meta":1179,"navigation":218,"path":1184,"published":218,"rawbody":1185,"seo":1186,"sitemap":1187,"stem":1188,"tags":1189,"__hash__":1190},"learn\u002Flearn\u002Fdive-computer-garmin-export.md","Dive computer Garmin: Export dive logs and migrate to Depthlog",{"type":10,"value":984,"toc":1165},[985,987,993,995,1008,1015,1023,1025,1038,1040,1050,1058,1061,1069,1074,1076,1080,1088,1096,1098,1100,1108,1110,1121,1123,1125,1133,1141,1149,1159],[13,986,450],{"id":449},[18,988,453,989,457,991,460],{},[455,990],{},[455,992],{},[13,994,464],{"id":463},[18,996,467,997,470,999,474,1002,477,1004,1006,482],{},[455,998],{},[31,1000,37],{"href":33,"target":36,"rel":1001},[35],[455,1003],{},[455,1005],{},[455,1007],{},[484,1009,1010],{},[18,1011,488,1012,106],{},[31,1013,493],{"href":491,"target":36,"rel":1014},[35],[18,1016,1017,1018,499,1020,503],{},"Migrating dive logs from Garmin dive computers is remarkably straightforward when using Subsurface. 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Learn easy methods to transfer your dive data to DepthLog",[231,1178,739],"garmin dive computer",{"enable_toc":218,"readingTime":1180},{"text":742,"minutes":1181,"time":1182,"words":1183},3.26,195600,652,"\u002Flearn\u002Fdive-computer-garmin-export","---\ntitle: \"Dive computer Garmin: Export dive logs and migrate to Depthlog\"\ndescription: \"Export your dive logs from Garmin dive computers. Learn easy methods to transfer your dive data to DepthLog\"\npublished: true\nkeywords: [dive computer, garmin dive computer, dive logs]\ntags: [export, dive computer, tutorial]\ndate: 2024-12-10\nenable_toc: true\nauthor: Matteo Beltrame\nauthor_avatar: \u002Fassets\u002Favatars\u002Ftrat_avatar.jpeg\nauthor_description: \"Founder of Depthlog\"\ncover: \u002Fassets\u002Flearn\u002Fdive-computer-garmin-export.jpeg\n---\n\n## Why is it so difficult to migrate dive logs?\n\nDive computer manufacturers have long created technological ecosystems that challenge divers' ability to manage and analyze their diving history comprehensively. \u003Cbr>\nBy creating platforms that prioritizes brand-specific data management, propietary softwares effectively constrains users to a narrow set of export and analysis options. \u003Cbr>\nDivers find themselves trapped in a digital environment where their valuable diving data becomes increasingly siloed and difficult to transfer or analyze using alternative platforms.\n\n## How are we going to migrate dive logs?\n\nOur objective is to export all dive logs and convert them into a universally recognized format.\u003Cbr>\nFor this task, we are going to use [Subsurface](https:\u002F\u002Fsubsurface-divelog.org){target=\\_blank}, a revolutionary open-source software specifically designed to dismantle the barriers imposed by proprietary dive computer manufacturers.\u003Cbr> Developed by a community of passionate divers and software engineers, this powerful tool represents more than just a software solution – it's a statement against closed technological ecosystems.\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\nThe software's core strength lies in its universal compatibility. Unlike manufacturer-specific applications, Subsurface supports an extensive range of dive computer brands, creating a unified platform for dive log management. Its open-source nature means continuous improvement driven by a global community of diving enthusiasts and technical experts.\n\n::note{}\nSubsurface is open source, meaning anyone can access, view and eventually contribute to the [source code](https:\u002F\u002Fgithub.com\u002Fsubsurface){target=\\_blank}.\n::\n\nMigrating dive logs from Garmin dive computers is remarkably straightforward when using Subsurface. \u003Cbr>The process requires minimal technical expertise and can be completed in a few systematic steps. Preparation is key – divers must ensure they have the latest versions of the [Subsurface](https:\u002F\u002Fsubsurface-divelog.org){target=\\_blank} software.\n\n## Starting the migration\n\nThe migration journey begins with downloading Subsurface from the [official website](https:\u002F\u002Fsubsurface-divelog.org\u002Fcurrent-release){target=\\_blank}.\u003Cbr> Compatibility is crucial, so select the version matching your operating system – `Windows`, `macOS`, or `Linux`. The installation process is typically quick and user-friendly, designed to be accessible even for those with limited technical background.\n\n### Connecting and transfering dive logs\n\nThe physical connection process involves linking your Garmin dive computer to your computer via USB.\n\u003Cbr>Within Subsurface, navigate to the **import section**, selecting **Dive Computer** as your data source and Garmin as the manufacturer.\n\n::warning\n**Pay careful attention during the connection phase**   \n\nSome dive computers might require specific drivers or additional software. If you encounter connection issues, verify your USB cable, try alternative ports, and ensure all software is current. A simple computer restart can often resolve unexpected technical complications.\n::\n\nSubsurface supports the following Garmin dive computer models, including but not limited to:\n\n-   Descent Mk1\n-   Descent Mk2\u002FMk2i\n\nYou can check all the supported dive computers by visiting the dedicated [compatibility page](https:\u002F\u002Fsubsurface-divelog.org\u002Fsupported-dive-computers\u002F){target=\\_blank}.\n\n### Converting logs to universal formats\n\nAfter importing your logs into Subsurface, the export process becomes incredibly straightforward.\u003Cbr>\n\n-   Select the dives you wish to transfer\n-   Access the **File menu**, choose the export option\n\n::tip\nTo import the logs into **Depthlog**, the UDDF (Universal Dive Data Format, `.uddf`) format is recommended.\n::\n\nWhen exporting, carefully select your destination folder and verify the file's creation. It's advisable to maintain backups of both your original logs and the exported files, ensuring no data is lost during the migration process.\n\n### Troubleshooting\n\nWhile Subsurface is designed for user-friendliness, potential challenges can arise. Common issues include outdated firmware, incompatible USB drivers, or temporary software glitches. The Subsurface community provides extensive [documentation](https:\u002F\u002Fsubsurface-divelog.org\u002Fdocumentation){target=\\_blank} and [forum support](https:\u002F\u002Fsubsurface-divelog.org\u002Fuser-forum){target=\\_blank} to help users overcome these obstacles.\n\nIf you encounter persistent issues, consider:\n\n-   Updating all relevant software\n-   Checking USB connections\n-   Consulting Subsurface's user forums\n-   Contacting Garmin customer support\n\n## Why should I migrate my logs to Depthlog?\n\nDepthlog is not a simple logbook. By importing your diving history into Depthlog, you get instant access to:\n\n::div{class=\"flex flex-row items-center flex-wrap gap-2\"}\n:icon-simple{name=\"material-symbols:check-circle-rounded\" class=\"text-success\"}\n:::p\nLifetime statistics and advanced analytics\n:::\n::\n\n::div{class=\"flex flex-row items-center flex-wrap gap-2\"}\n:icon-simple{name=\"material-symbols:check-circle-rounded\" class=\"text-success\"}\n:::p\nPossibility to dynamically add your dive buddies\n:::\n::\n::div{class=\"flex flex-row items-center flex-wrap gap-2\"}\n:icon-simple{name=\"material-symbols:check-circle-rounded\" class=\"text-success\"}\n:::p\nInteractive global map with all your dive sites\n:::\n::\n\nWith these features, you can optimize your diving and improve thanks to the unique advanced statistics provided by Depthlog. \u003Cbr> \u003Cbr>\nIt represents an opportunity to gain deeper insights into your diving history, track personal progression, and maintain a comprehensive **digital diving diary**.\n\u003Cbr>By liberating your logs from manufacturer-specific constraints, you unlock potential for advanced analysis and personal diving development.\n\n::tip\nExplore Depthlog more in details, check out all of its features and capabilities by visiting the [dedicated page](\u002F?utm_source=organic&utm_medium=blog){target=\\_blank}.\n::\n",{"title":982,"description":1176},{"loc":1184,"lastmod":734},"learn\u002Fdive-computer-garmin-export",[230,231,232],"Hs5MfZxgE8YD0OcVo_6j5hyj3clq5-8QSdAzXGFXUSk",[1192,1197],{"title":1193,"path":1194,"stem":1195,"description":1196,"children":-1},"Dive computer Mares: Export dive logs and migrate to Depthlog","\u002Flearn\u002Fdive-computer-mares-export","learn\u002Fdive-computer-mares-export","Export your dive logs from Mares dive computers. Learn easy methods to transfer your dive data to DepthLog",{"title":1198,"path":1199,"stem":1200,"description":1201,"children":-1},"Dive computer Ratio: export dive logs and migrate to Depthlog","\u002Flearn\u002Fdive-computer-ratio-export","learn\u002Fdive-computer-ratio-export","Export your Ratio dive logs and bring them into Depthlog. The Ratio app route, the Subsurface route and how to import UDDF or CSV without losing your history.",1793047029721]