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General| Display | LCD |
|---|---|
| Units | Feet, Meters |
| Data Logging | Yes |
| PC Interface | USB |
| Resolution | 1 ft |
| Power Source | Battery |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +50°C (-4°F to +122°F) |
| Update Rate | 1 second |
| Power Supply | 2x AAA batteries |
Lists key features of the ARES II altimeter, including display and casing.
Details the primary operational functions of the ARES II, such as calibration and data logging.
Describes the self-test and initial display sequence upon unit activation.
Explains the default display screen and its indicators after the unit is turned on.
Explains how altitude readings are displayed based on current altitude increments.
Details how to view the jump profile window for the last recorded jump.
Explains how to interpret the battery indicator for current power status.
Outlines the three main areas of the ARES II menu system.
Describes how to access primary functions using quick buttons.
Details the procedure to enter the logbook and jump information menu.
Details the procedure to enter the settings customization menu.
Explains the steps required to access different menu areas from the main window.
Instructions for powering on the ARES II device correctly.
Procedure to adjust for altitude differences between landing and take-off zones.
How to display the jump counter for individual dates using quick buttons.
Instructions for enabling or disabling the display backlight.
Displays the daily jump counter for individual dates within the logbook.
Shows the total number of jumps recorded in the logbook.
Displays the exit altitude for the currently selected jump.
Displays the opening altitude for the currently selected jump.
Displays the freefall time registered for the selected jump.
Displays the average speed for the selected jump.
Displays the maximum speed recorded during the selected jump.
Allows viewing the altitude profile at a given time for the last jump.
Allows viewing the speed profile at a given time for the last jump.
Allows manual exit from the Logbook and Jump Info menu.
Procedure to set the current year on the ARES II device.
Procedure to set the current date on the ARES II device.
Procedure to set the current time in 24-hour format.
Procedure to set the current total number of jumps.
Sets altitude display in either feet or meters.
Sets altitude display in either miles/hour or kilometers/hour.
Sets the current dive type used for logging data (Standard, Slow, Student).
Deletes the last jump recorded in the logbook.
Deletes the entire logbook content.
Procedure to safely turn off the ARES II device.
Allows manual exit from the Settings menu.
Describes automatic calibration and entry into flight mode after take-off.
Explains how altitude offset works and its retention period.
Instructions for manually zeroing the unit if altitude is incorrect.
Details the conditions under which the ARES II automatically switches off.
Procedure for resetting the device for troubleshooting or verification.
Instructions for changing the batteries, including screw specs and torque.
Guidelines for replacing the air filter if the unit is submerged or contaminated.
Lists common error codes and initial steps for resolving issues.
Details casing, dimensions, weight, and LCD viewing area.
Specifies tolerances for altitude display, exit, deployment, and speed.
Details minimum freefall times and maximum logging altitudes.
Lists default settings for units, dive type, date, and time.
Covers operating altitude, temperature, pressure, and humidity.
Outlines the terms and conditions for the ARES II warranty.
States the buyer's acceptance of liability for instrument use.
Step-by-step guide to entering ACCESS mode for menu navigation.
Instructions for powering on the unit and battery saving features.
Visual guide illustrating the device's menu structure and navigation flow.
