http://www.sarnau.info/ 2010-03-10T00:36:20-05:00 http://www.sarnau.info/ http://www.sarnau.info/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2010-03-09T18:30:18-05:00 Markus Fritze http://www.sarnau.info/trips:trips?rev=1268177418&do=diff Here is a collection of the trips I've taken in the last years. Most travel reports are in German. * Halaveli (Malediven, Ende August/Anfang September 1995) * Safari Tour mit der Orca (Malediven, Anfang Februar 1996) * St. Pauls Bay (Malta, Anfang März 1996) * Safari Tour mit der Flying Fish (Malediven, Mitte September 1996) * Utopia Beach, El Quesir (Ägypten, Anfang März 1997) * Soneva Fushi (Malediven, Mitte September 1997) * Maayafushi (Malediven, Mitte März 1998) * Banyan T… text/html 2010-01-20T19:21:22-05:00 Markus Fritze http://www.sarnau.info/trips:soneva_fushi?rev=1264033282&do=diff <http://six-senses.com/soneva-fushi/> Zeitraum Ende September 1997 Veranstalter SubAqua, Airtours Ort Kunfunadhoo, Malediven Unterkunft Soneva Fushi Resort Allgemeines Soneva Fushi ist eine 6-Sterne Insel im “Robinson Stil”. Die Insel ist mit 1.4km Länge und 400m Breite eine der größten Malediveninseln, jedoch mit 62 Bungalows und Villen kaum bebaut. Aus der Luft bzw. vom Wasser aus, kann man fast keine Bebauung erkennen. Die Insel ist naturbelassen worden - es wurden … text/html 2010-01-16T15:18:03-05:00 Markus Fritze http://www.sarnau.info/papers:suunto_protocol?rev=1263673083&do=diff Because I wanted to create my own software to read the divelog data from my Suunto EON, Spyder, Cobra and D9, I had to reverse engineer the protocol. Description of the different Protocols * Suunto SME, SME/ML, Companion, Favor, Favor S, Favor Air, Fusion, Octopus, Octopus II, Gekko * Suunto Solution * Suunto EON, Solution Alpha, Solution Alpha Lux, Nitrox, Vario * Suunto Spyder * Suunto Cobra, Vyper, D3, Stinger, Mosquito, Vytec * Suunto D4, D6, D9 text/html 2010-01-16T15:07:12-05:00 Markus Fritze http://www.sarnau.info/start?rev=1263672432&do=diff Apple Macintosh Here is a small overview of projects on Mac OS I was/are working on: * while working for Emagic/Apple * MainStage I am the Sr. Software Engineering Manager for MainStage, MainStage lets keyboardists, guitarists, and other musicians perform with software instruments and effects through a full-screen interface designed specifically for the stage. * Logic Pro The industry-leading application for music creation and audio production dramatically broadens the capabilities … text/html 2009-12-20T13:51:59-05:00 Markus Fritze http://www.sarnau.info/papers:suunto_d9?rev=1261335119&do=diff This document describes the transfer protocol and memory layout of these suunto diving computers: * Suunto D6 (a D9 without the air integration) * Suunto D9 Suunto changed the protocol for these models - again. One reason is that the D9 is capable in recording not only the depth, but also pressure and temperature throughout the dive. The computers also have no longer just 8kb, but 32kb of memory for the profile information. text/html 2009-07-19T02:38:07-05:00 Markus Fritze http://www.sarnau.info/australien:australien?rev=1247985487&do=diff In November/December 2002 I enjoyed 9 1/2 weeks traveling through Australia. The trip was booked via <http://www.kangaroo-tours.de>. The Mike Ball expedition was booked via <http://www.diversionOZ.com>. Both are highly recommended by me! Flight to Australia * 11/01: left Germany via Frankfurt with Cathay Pacific Airways * 11/02: arrival in Hong Kong with an 8 hour stop (slept in the Regal Airport Hotel) * 11/03 - 11/05: arrival via Sydney and via Brisbane in wp>Townsville, stayed in t… text/html 2009-07-14T14:59:40-05:00 Markus Fritze http://www.sarnau.info/amazon?rev=1247597980&do=diff Buy a Kindle text/html 2009-02-23T14:09:32-05:00 Markus Fritze http://www.sarnau.info/papers:suunto_vyper?rev=1235416172&do=diff This document describes the transfer protocol and memory layout of these suunto diving computers: * Suunto Cobra * Suunto Vyper 1 & 2 * Suunto Stinger * Suunto Mosquito * Suunto Vytec DS * Suunto Gekko Communication The protocol uses 2400 8O1, which means 2400 baud with 8 bits, odd parity and 1 stop-bit. The check for the interfaces uses 2400 8N1, but it also works with 2400 8O1. This was the trivial part... But some lines have a special meaning with the interface!