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Details the warranty period and registration process for the product.
States that the manual is copyrighted and all rights are reserved by Apeks.
Explains the meaning of different warning symbols used throughout the manual.
Provides essential guidelines for safe and responsible use of dive computers.
Discusses the intended use of the dive computer for addressing breathing gas loss risks.
Introduces the DSX dive computer and its basic functionality.
Describes the rechargeable battery and power management features of the DSX.
Instructions on how to charge the DSX battery using the provided cable or plate.
Explains the process of activating the DSX and its initial diagnostic checks.
Details the meaning of various symbols displayed on the DSX screen.
Describes the three control buttons and their functions for navigating the DSX.
Explains the icons used for onscreen prompts and button operation.
Explains the Dive Time Remaining calculation and display.
Defines No Decompression limits and how they are calculated by the DSX.
Describes the O2 Time calculation and its relation to O2 Saturation.
Details the Ascent Rate, N2, and Gradient Factor bar graphs.
Explains the Bühlmann ZHL-16C algorithm and its use in decompression calculations.
Describes the Sport and Tec conservatism settings and their impact on calculations.
Explains how to set up and use the Safety Stop feature during dives.
Details the warning and alarm levels for low battery status on the DSX.
Explains the warning and alarm indicators for low transmitter battery.
Lists situations that trigger audible alarms and how to manage them.
Describes the visual indication for low gas pressure conditions.
Provides guidance on optimal positioning for DSX and transmitter communication.
Explains the Time to Fly and Desaturation countdown displays.
Describes how the DSX tracks and displays diving achievements.
Details the information displayed on the Dive Main screen before a CC dive.
Explains how alternate screens display additional data in CC mode.
Guides users through navigating the CC Main Menu for settings.
Provides a chart to navigate the DSX's key submenus within CC mode.
Describes how to manage gas mixes and transmitters in CC mode.
Explains the tools for planning and simulating dives in CC mode.
Details how dive logs are stored and viewed on the DSX.
Covers the main settings available for configuring the DSX in CC mode.
Covers settings related to device configuration like transmitters and units.
Covers setting the date, time, and their respective formats.
Allows adjustment of display parameters like brightness and colors.
Customizes the data shown on the DSX's main display screen.
Accesses personal and historical data stored on the DSX.
Allows saving and viewing images as dive aids or maps on the DSX.
Explains how a CC dive commences and navigates dive mode functions.
Details alternate screens that display additional data during a CC dive.
Simplifies the display to focus on depth and dive time during a CC dive.
Guides users through making adjustments in the Dive Menu during a CC dive.
Allows manual switching of PO₂ setpoints during a CC dive.
Describes managing gas mixes and transmitters during CC dives.
Enables switching the DSX to Open Circuit mode for bailouts.
Allows adjustment of the screen brightness during a CC dive.
Facilitates changing dive settings and previewing dive profiles.
Sets bailout PO₂ limits for CC dives, similar to surface mode.
Allows previewing required decompression stops during a CC dive.
Enables increasing the gradient factor high during a CC dive.
Allows scrolling through uploaded images during a CC dive.
Explains the activation of the Safety Stop during ascent in CC mode.
Describes the transition to Dive Surface Mode upon surfacing from a CC dive.
Describes what happens when decompression limits are exceeded in CC mode.
Details the audible alarm and display changes upon entering decompression.
Explains the display and access to alt screens during decompression stops.
Covers the alarm triggered when a stop depth is missed.
Explains CV activation when gradient factor exceeds 90 for less than 5 mins.
Details DV1 activation when gradient factor exceeds 90 for over 5 mins.
Explains DV2 activation for excessive stop times or ceiling depth.
Covers DV3 activation for descending beyond maximum depth limits.
Describes VGM activation for severe decompression issues during a dive.
Explains VGM status and available menus after surfacing from a violation.
Details warning and alarm levels for high oxygen saturation during a dive.
Describes high O2 indication on surface when GF is 90 or less.
Explains high O2 indication on surface when GF is greater than 90.
Introduces the OC Mode for dives using air, nitrox, or trimix gases.
Details the information shown on the Dive Main screen before an OC dive.
Covers turn and end pressure alarms for OC mode.
Explains END, WOB, and ICD alarms specific to OC mode.
Defines END and its use for measuring equivalency in air diving.
Explains WOB and its relation to gas density and breathing effort.
Covers the ICD alarm for risks associated with gas switching.
Describes how OC dives commence and navigating dive mode functions.
Discusses alarms and complications unique to OC diving.
Explains the low PO₂ alarm conditions and triggers.
Details the high PO₂ alarm conditions and triggers.
Describes the simplified Gauge Surface Main screen.
Explains how Gauge dives commence and navigating dive mode functions.
Provides basic information displayed during a Gauge dive.
Allows resetting the Average Depth reading during a dive.
Introduces Sidemount and Sidemount Gauge modes.
Details the information displayed before a Sidemount dive.
Covers setting gas mixes specific to Sidemount mode.
Explains pressure alarms specific to Sidemount modes.
Describes how Sidemount dives commence and navigating dive mode functions.
Provides information displayed during Sidemount dives.
Explains the DSX's 3D digital compass and its activation.
Details the process for calibrating the DSX compass for accuracy.
Describes setting magnetic declination for improved compass readings.
Explains how to set and clear headings for navigation.
Introduces the GPS receiver for surface navigation.
Details saving the current GPS location on the DSX.
Explains how to use the Wayfinder feature to navigate to saved points.
Covers freeing up memory by deleting saved GPS locations.
Introduces the O2 Analyzer accessory for measuring oxygen content.
Provides step-by-step instructions for disassembling and assembling the O2 Analyzer.
Explains the process and importance of calibrating the O2 sensor.
Lists potential calibration errors and recommended corrective actions.
Guides on analyzing gas content and assigning readings to gas lists.
Explains how to transfer dive data using Bluetooth and DiverLog+.
Provides instructions for protecting and cleaning the DSX.
Outlines requirements for DSX servicing and return procedures.
Details how the DSX measures and adjusts for altitude changes.
Instructions for changing the elastic or bungee straps on the DSX.
Lists altitude ranges and corresponding display levels (EL).
Provides maximum duration limits for oxygen exposure based on PO₂.
Lists the technical specifications of the DSX dive computer.
States compliance with FCC rules regarding radio frequency emissions.
Provides a glossary of abbreviations and terms used in the manual.
Details the warranty period and registration process for the product.
States that the manual is copyrighted and all rights are reserved by Apeks.
Explains the meaning of different warning symbols used throughout the manual.
Provides essential guidelines for safe and responsible use of dive computers.
Discusses the intended use of the dive computer for addressing breathing gas loss risks.
Introduces the DSX dive computer and its basic functionality.
Describes the rechargeable battery and power management features of the DSX.
Instructions on how to charge the DSX battery using the provided cable or plate.
Explains the process of activating the DSX and its initial diagnostic checks.
Details the meaning of various symbols displayed on the DSX screen.
Describes the three control buttons and their functions for navigating the DSX.
Explains the icons used for onscreen prompts and button operation.
Explains the Dive Time Remaining calculation and display.
Defines No Decompression limits and how they are calculated by the DSX.
Describes the O2 Time calculation and its relation to O2 Saturation.
Details the Ascent Rate, N2, and Gradient Factor bar graphs.
Explains the Bühlmann ZHL-16C algorithm and its use in decompression calculations.
Describes the Sport and Tec conservatism settings and their impact on calculations.
Explains how to set up and use the Safety Stop feature during dives.
Details the warning and alarm levels for low battery status on the DSX.
Explains the warning and alarm indicators for low transmitter battery.
Lists situations that trigger audible alarms and how to manage them.
Describes the visual indication for low gas pressure conditions.
Provides guidance on optimal positioning for DSX and transmitter communication.
Explains the Time to Fly and Desaturation countdown displays.
Describes how the DSX tracks and displays diving achievements.
Details the information displayed on the Dive Main screen before a CC dive.
Explains how alternate screens display additional data in CC mode.
Guides users through navigating the CC Main Menu for settings.
Provides a chart to navigate the DSX's key submenus within CC mode.
Describes how to manage gas mixes and transmitters in CC mode.
Explains the tools for planning and simulating dives in CC mode.
Details how dive logs are stored and viewed on the DSX.
Covers the main settings available for configuring the DSX in CC mode.
Covers settings related to device configuration like transmitters and units.
Covers setting the date, time, and their respective formats.
Allows adjustment of display parameters like brightness and colors.
Customizes the data shown on the DSX's main display screen.
Accesses personal and historical data stored on the DSX.
Allows saving and viewing images as dive aids or maps on the DSX.
Explains how a CC dive commences and navigates dive mode functions.
Details alternate screens that display additional data during a CC dive.
Simplifies the display to focus on depth and dive time during a CC dive.
Guides users through making adjustments in the Dive Menu during a CC dive.
Allows manual switching of PO₂ setpoints during a CC dive.
Describes managing gas mixes and transmitters during CC dives.
Enables switching the DSX to Open Circuit mode for bailouts.
Allows adjustment of the screen brightness during a CC dive.
Facilitates changing dive settings and previewing dive profiles.
Sets bailout PO₂ limits for CC dives, similar to surface mode.
Allows previewing required decompression stops during a CC dive.
Enables increasing the gradient factor high during a CC dive.
Allows scrolling through uploaded images during a CC dive.
Explains the activation of the Safety Stop during ascent in CC mode.
Describes the transition to Dive Surface Mode upon surfacing from a CC dive.
Describes what happens when decompression limits are exceeded in CC mode.
Details the audible alarm and display changes upon entering decompression.
Explains the display and access to alt screens during decompression stops.
Covers the alarm triggered when a stop depth is missed.
Explains CV activation when gradient factor exceeds 90 for less than 5 mins.
Details DV1 activation when gradient factor exceeds 90 for over 5 mins.
Explains DV2 activation for excessive stop times or ceiling depth.
Covers DV3 activation for descending beyond maximum depth limits.
Describes VGM activation for severe decompression issues during a dive.
Explains VGM status and available menus after surfacing from a violation.
Details warning and alarm levels for high oxygen saturation during a dive.
Describes high O2 indication on surface when GF is 90 or less.
Explains high O2 indication on surface when GF is greater than 90.
Introduces the OC Mode for dives using air, nitrox, or trimix gases.
Details the information shown on the Dive Main screen before an OC dive.
Covers turn and end pressure alarms for OC mode.
Explains END, WOB, and ICD alarms specific to OC mode.
Defines END and its use for measuring equivalency in air diving.
Explains WOB and its relation to gas density and breathing effort.
Covers the ICD alarm for risks associated with gas switching.
Describes how OC dives commence and navigating dive mode functions.
Discusses alarms and complications unique to OC diving.
Explains the low PO₂ alarm conditions and triggers.
Details the high PO₂ alarm conditions and triggers.
Describes the simplified Gauge Surface Main screen.
Explains how Gauge dives commence and navigating dive mode functions.
Provides basic information displayed during a Gauge dive.
Allows resetting the Average Depth reading during a dive.
Introduces Sidemount and Sidemount Gauge modes.
Details the information displayed before a Sidemount dive.
Covers setting gas mixes specific to Sidemount mode.
Explains pressure alarms specific to Sidemount modes.
Describes how Sidemount dives commence and navigating dive mode functions.
Provides information displayed during Sidemount dives.
Explains the DSX's 3D digital compass and its activation.
Details the process for calibrating the DSX compass for accuracy.
Describes setting magnetic declination for improved compass readings.
Explains how to set and clear headings for navigation.
Introduces the GPS receiver for surface navigation.
Details saving the current GPS location on the DSX.
Explains how to use the Wayfinder feature to navigate to saved points.
Covers freeing up memory by deleting saved GPS locations.
Introduces the O2 Analyzer accessory for measuring oxygen content.
Provides step-by-step instructions for disassembling and assembling the O2 Analyzer.
Explains the process and importance of calibrating the O2 sensor.
Lists potential calibration errors and recommended corrective actions.
Guides on analyzing gas content and assigning readings to gas lists.
Explains how to transfer dive data using Bluetooth and DiverLog+.
Provides instructions for protecting and cleaning the DSX.
Outlines requirements for DSX servicing and return procedures.
Details how the DSX measures and adjusts for altitude changes.
Instructions for changing the elastic or bungee straps on the DSX.
Lists altitude ranges and corresponding display levels (EL).
Provides maximum duration limits for oxygen exposure based on PO₂.
Lists the technical specifications of the DSX dive computer.
States compliance with FCC rules regarding radio frequency emissions.
Provides a glossary of abbreviations and terms used in the manual.
General| Brand | Apeks |
|---|---|
| Model | NS158000 |
| Category | Diving Instrument |
| Language | English |
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