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I have been trying to help a friend with a Bryton Rider 50. In Windows I tried the binary. I get 'Could not connect to BrytonBridge' (in red plus a 'red cross') In Windows I tried directly in Python, together with the -v setting I get the following error: DEBUG:bryton:Connection refused DEBUG:bryton:Error 'Could not connect to BrytonBridge' I have just tried on Mac and get the same error. Download Agilent E3620a Service Manual. Looking at the code this error is thrown by line 197 of bryton.py which is a QTcpSocket reference.

I've not dug deep enough to understand whether 'connection refused' means it is finding the BrytonBridge but can not connect for some permissions / security reason or if it simply means it cannot detect the Bridge. Both mac and windows machines are running the most up-to-date Bryton bridge version. Both machines can see the Bryton 50 when it is connected. The Bryton is able to upload and download files using Bryton's internet service. Any suggestions where I am going wrong? It will only work with BrytonBridge version 2.2.0.36.

Bryton changed the communication protocol in later versions so it no longer works. It shouldn't be too hard to make it work again. It's probably only some of the code in ' that needs to be updated, but i'm no longer using this software so i probably won't do it. I am now using this which is better and faster.

And it reads directly from the device so BrytonBridge is not needed. But it only works on linux. To make it work on Windows i think it's only the usb communication that needs to be updated.

I will have a look at it and if it's not too hard i will add Windows support. Pirmairen, Thanks for the feedback. Unfortunately the Bryton Bridge software doesn't actually seem to report its version number (other than '2') so I am guessing as to which version I have. I can see three possible resolutions: (1) Roll back to the previous version of bryton-bridge. I've had a quick google - but can't find any install files though.

(2) Fix Bryton-offline to work with latest bridge. Free Program Castle Creations Hv 120 Manual more. I'm not averse to looking at this but I'm not sure where to start. I have some Python experience but none 'hacking' into other people's comms. I scanned all the ports 0-10000 and it doesn't look like they've just changed ports.

(3) Port Bryton-gps-linux to Windows. That does sound like the best solution.

Let me know if I can do anything to help. I don't usually do any windows development myself so not sure I can help with USB comms there. I think the software is really useful - my friend is not stupid but isn't very IT aware and just can't get her head around downloading GPX files from someone, then uploading them to the internet to put them on her device, and also with getting her data into Strava.