Is the T5K567 Ironman Race Training compatible with the USB Data Xchanger?
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The user's manual says that it is but I don't have the USB Data Xchanger so I haven't try it.
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I do not know. The Cross website only shows two converters and should list what they work with.
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To the best of my knowledge, there is no supporting software to interface data from the cycle computer to your workout program. The data is available for review but not manipulatable for interface to other programs.
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Yeah, I see now - I have the X2 which does - apologies - hopefully, it works with the usb plugged in - if not, move up. Best - js
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Hi. There is a list of incompatible docking stations on coolstream web page (http://www.coolstream.co/index.php/coolstream-bluetooth-receiver-for-idock-detail.html) and Sony RDP-x500IP is on this list. So Coolstream does not work with this Sony model.
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Short answer: yes. Long answer: It's a very standardized interface supported in almost any operating system. You should expect this to work as well as a USB flash drive. There may be some slight differences between operating systems, such as whether it powers down when not in use and how long (within a narrow range) it takes to start transferring data. Otherwise you'll have no problems.
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i dont know but with my old GPS II+ works perfectly!, i just installed the driver USB to serial contained in cd. Set the Interface GPS Garmin II+ to GRMN/GRMN. In my case i used Mapsource & all is ok.
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But wait, I didnt read carefull. The T20 displayed is a serial interface . It doesnt support usb.. if your computer has a serial input than all you need is a serial cord. I bought the serial by mistake and exchanged it for a usb versio.
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The easiest way by far is via an ant+ device like a Garmin, but it does have a USB and you can communicate direct to a PC. I feel like you lose a lot of the functionality that way though and it's a little kludgy.
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Garmin should really provide that USB cable for updates. What is the point of allowing people to get updated maps if there is no USB cable?
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Short answer: yes.Long answer: It's a very standardized interface supported in almost any operating system. You should expect this to work as well as a USB flash drive. There may be some slight differences between operating systems, such as whether it powers down when not in use and how long (within a narrow range) it takes to start transferring data. Otherwise you'll have no problems.
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As further comment, one of the Forerunners can be used with cycling as well, albeit I am certain it does not have all the bells and whistles of the Edge 810 for cycling. However, I don't think the Forerunners allow loadup of maps.
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No. There is a USB connection. Make sure you get the scale. DYMO customer service is good.
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Yes, it does. You plug the Garmin USB stick into a USB port on your computer and then hold the watch near it and press one of the buttons and the data uploads to the Garmin site. You have to first set up a free account on the Garmin site to upload and see your data. Mine works fine.
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I use a Mac, so I can't speak for Windows. After I set up the sensitivity and tuning in the Fishman application, the info was stored in the transmitter. Now I just put the USB receiver dongle into the Mac when needed and all my different softwares (Reason, Logic, Reaktor) see it as a MIDI keyboard without using the Fishman software.
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None but its independent of the os so it should function like any other jump drive
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The only thing I can tell you is that if you have a regular USB connection it should work. The computer will dictate the information transferred so if your Garmin accepts Apple formatted information it should work. I am not a computer geek so I am not really sure how it all works.