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General| Category | Measuring Instruments |
|---|---|
| Audible Tones | Yes |
| Display | LCD |
| Accuracy (Altitude) | ±3 feet (±1 meter) |
| Activation Altitude | User configurable |
| Resolution | 1 foot / 1 meter |
| Measurement Range (Altitude) | 0 to 39, 999 feet (0 to 12, 000 meters) |
Explains the use of four custom warning memory banks for different jump types.
Describes how to switch between the four available warning memory banks.
Explains how to set warning altitudes either on the ground or in the airplane.
Details the process of setting the four individual warning altitudes.
How to configure only three warning alarms by setting one to zero.
How to configure only two warning alarms by setting two to zero.
How to configure only one warning alarm by setting three to zero.
Explains how the device automatically sorts warning altitudes regardless of input order.
Describes how to adjust the output volume for all four warnings.
Details how to adjust the output pitch for all four warning sounds.
Explains how to test the preset alarm sequence with selected pitch and volume.
Explains the four Climb to Altitude warning banks and beep functions.
Refers to general warning window settings for altitude configuration.
Details the four High Speed warning banks and their sound sequences.
Refers to general warning window settings for altitude configuration.
Explains the four Low Speed warning banks and their beep sounds.
Refers to general warning window settings for altitude configuration.
Describes how to enable and use guide tones for low speed warnings.
Explains how to turn off the guide tones feature.
Details the information displayed on the primary logbook screen.
Explains the logbook screen showing jump date, time, and dive type.
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