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Hi!

I'm ruing Ubuntu 16.04 LTS and my skills in ubuntu are rather limited, my google works tho.

I need help with coecting to my usb-device and reading the data stored on it using a program called GpsDump, downloaded here http://www.gpsdump.no/.
I have found two previous posted issues mentioning the program but not a solution to my problem here and here.

After downloading the program I run it in terminal

Code:

$ ./gpsdump.0.12
GpsDumpLinux 0.12 commands:


-h   Display this text


-gc  GPS = Brauniger/Flytec family (not IQ Basic or Flytec 6015)
-gdg GPS = Digifly Graviter
-gg  GPS = Garmin (most models)
-giq GPS = IQ Basic
-gm  GPS = MLR protocols
-gx  GPS = XCTrainer (MXP2004 protocol at 57600 bauds)
-gy  GPS = Flymaster


-c"N"      Serial port N. Translates into /dev/ttyS"N"
-ca"name"  USB COM port. Translates into /dev/ttyACM"name"
-cu"name"  USB-to-serial port. Translates into /dev/ttyUSB"name"


-l"File"  Download a track and save it in a file. Extensions .kml and .igc
          are supported. If the extension is not recognized, both file types
          are generated. For the Brauniger/Flytec models the raw IGC data
          from the GPS is saved. If no name is given gpsdump will make one
          from the time stamp of the first position.


-f"N"     Select a specific flight (Brauniger/Flytec/Flymaster).
          If N=0 a flightlist is displayed.


-w"File"  Download waypoints and save them in a file. Extensions .gpx, .wpt
          (Ozi format) and .kml are supported. If the extension is not recognized
          all file types are generated. If no name is given gpsdump will make one
          from the current time. Supported GPS: Garmin, Brauniger/Flytec and Flymaster.


-r"File"  Read waypoints from a file and upload them to the GPS. Supported file
          formats: Ozi and GpsDump/$FormatGEO. Supported GPS: Garmin,
          Brauniger/Flytec and Flymaster.


--gap "Time"  Set gap (in integer minutes) between consecutive track points for
              detecting multiple tracks. If set to zero a single track is assumed.
              If not set, a single track is assumed, unless divided by the GPS (e.g. Garmin).
              A list is printed for the user to select from (comma separated input).


-x"File" Convert .igc to .kml


--noana   Skip speed analysis.
--scroll  Progress lines to terminal include crlf.
Figured out what port my device is mapped to and tried something I found somewhere else on the forum giving me this:

Code:

$ dmesg | grep tty
[    0.000000] console [tty0] enabled
[76042.701468] usb 2-1.1: pl2303 converter now attached to ttyUSB0

$ lsusb
Bus 002 Device 004: ID 067b:2303 Prolific Technology, Inc. PL2303 Serial Port

$ ls -l /dev/bus/usb/002/004
crw-rw-r-- 1 root root 189, 131 aug.   7 18:16 /dev/bus/usb/002/004

I figure as my device is a IQ Basic and it should be on USB0 I tried to following commands unsuccessfully.

Code:

$ ./gpsdump.0.12 -giq -cu0 -f0
No GPS command found

$ ./gpsdump.0.12 -giq -cu0 -lFlight
Could not open COM port /dev/ttyUSB0
So, any ideas what I need to do to dump that flight-file onto my computer? I've tried ruing the commands in sudo but that didn't help. As you can tell there should be several "flights" or tracks on the device and I would like to view the list of flights before downloading the specific one I want and saving it to a file. I don't know if I am using the wrong command lines or if there is a problem with the coection to the device like driver issues. I know the device works fine when ruing GpsDump in Windows 8.

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