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Critical warnings regarding electronic device failure, proper display use, and limitations in preventing decompression sickness.
Clarifies that the manual and instrument are not substitutes for training, and user interpretation is their own responsibility.
Defines key terms and acronyms for dive computer operation and diving terminology.
Details the different modes of operation: surface, pre-dive, dive, surfacing, and sleep modes.
Explains how to start the computer and access the main menu for various functions and settings.
Covers battery status indicators, charging procedures, and battery life considerations.
Describes methods for data transfer, firmware updates, and device connectivity.
Details the functions of the four buttons in surface and dive modes, including press and hold actions.
Explains how to input personal emergency contact and medical information into the device.
Provides instructions for attaching and establishing communication with an optional tank pressure module.
Describes the automatic power-off function and manual shutdown procedure.
Allows selection of the primary dive mode and gas type for calculations and display.
Sets decompression algorithm, personalization levels, and gradient factors for conservative diving.
Enables setup of tank modules, gas supply estimates, tank volume, and pressure warnings.
Allows configuration of alarms for max depth, dive time, no stop, entering deco, and RGT.
Sets up parameters for diving with multiple gas mixtures, including predictive and switch depth settings.
Configures parameters for future decompression predictions and runaway deco alarms.
Selects between fresh water, salt water, or EN13319 calibration for accurate depth measurement.
Enables the night mode display setting for improved visibility in low-light conditions.
Allows activation or deactivation of deep stop calculation and display for air and nitrox dives.
Sets the depth for the shallowest mandatory decompression stop.
Option to display dive time in minutes and seconds, affecting other display information.
Allows selection and display of a map during the dive for navigation.
Resets inert gas saturation for lending the computer to another diver.
Disables all audible alarms for a silent diving experience.
Controls the response to uncontrolled ascent, including disabling computer lockout.
Sets the language for the user interface, menus, and warning messages.
Allows choosing between metric (meters, °C, bar) and imperial (feet, °F, psi) units.
Configures time format, date, time zone, and wake-up alarm.
Controls the brightness level of the display for optimal visibility.
Adjusts for the difference between magnetic and geographic north.
Guides the user through recalibrating the digital compass for accuracy.
Allows setting a bearing for surface navigation or underwater reference.
Provides hardware/firmware details, dive statistics, and reset options.
Enables viewing uploaded maps and pictures, including selection for linked map function.
Locks all buttons to prevent accidental activation and battery drain.
Explains the composition and benefits of Nitrox, including oxygen toxicity risks.
Details how altitude affects atmospheric pressure and influences dive calculations.
Describes how to access, view, and transfer recorded dive profiles and data.
Guides on planning future dives, including surface interval and no-deco limit calculations.
Covers alarms for ascent rate, MOD, CNS, missed stops, low tank pressure, and low battery.
Explains numerical and graphic information shown during a dive, including depth, time, and nitrogen bar.
Details the purpose and display of deep, deco, and safety stops during a dive.
Shows predicted ascent time and runaway deco warnings for dive planning.
Describes how to view the depth profile and related dive data during the dive.
Explains how to access and use the compass, set bearings, and use the stopwatch.
Illustrates tissue tension levels and decompression requirements based on the algorithm.
Presents a summary of decompression calculations for different gradient factors and gases.
Allows displaying selected maps for navigation while underwater.
Details how to change settings and access functions directly from the dive screen.
Explains surfacing mode, post-dive screen data, and no-fly time calculation for safe travel.
Guides on enabling and configuring up to three gas mixtures (Nitrox only) for dives.
Details automatic and manual gas switching during dives, including predictive and manual methods.
Covers switching to lower oxygen gases and handling deviations from planned gas usage.
Explains settings and display features for diving with Trimix or Heliox gas mixtures.
Describes how dive violations (ascent, deco stops) restrict Genius to bottom timer mode.
Provides device specifications, operating parameters, and certifications.
Recommends rinsing, avoiding damage, and proper storage for the dive computer.
Details the procedure for replacing the rechargeable battery, emphasizing authorized service centers.
Lists conditions that void the warranty, such as improper use or damage.
Guides on locating the device's serial number and electronic identification.
Provides instructions for environmentally responsible disposal of the electronic device.
General| Connectivity | Bluetooth |
|---|---|
| Type | Wrist Computer |
| Nitrox | Yes |
| Multiple Gases | Yes |
| Battery | CR2450 |
| Digital Compass | Yes |
| Hoseless Air Integration | Yes |
| Operating Modes | Air, Nitrox |
| Depth Rating | 150 m |
| Maximum Depth | 150 m |
| PC Interface | Bluetooth, USB |
| Gas Mixes | 3 |
| Algorithm | RGBM |
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