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Nautilus Lifeline DIVER User Manual

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Firmware Version 0.60 - Revised 28/03/2012
Nautilus Lifeline VHF-GPS Radio for Divers
OPERATIONS MANUAL
Model: DIVER
1. Lifeline (RED) button is not functional until registered.
2. Lifeline must be charged to 100% before first use
3. Splash proof at surface in all sea conditions, when upper cap is open.
4. Avoid submerging your Lifeline with upper cap open.
Speaker performance may be temporarily affected.
Web: www.nautiluslifeline.com
Email: info@nautiluslifeline.com
WARNING! The Nautilus Lifeline is an aid to your safety. It is not a life-saving device. It is not intended to save your life.

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Nautilus Lifeline DIVER Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandNautilus Lifeline
ModelDIVER
CategoryRadio
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Important Safety Considerations

Operator Warnings

Radio Frequency Exposure Safety Statement

Federal Communications Commission Notice

About this Manual

How the Radio and GPS Work

Maritime Mobile Service Identity

Parts Supplied

Licensing

Optional Accessories

Usage in the European Union

Controls and Features

Front of Unit

Details the controls and features located on the front of the Nautilus Lifeline unit, including the latch and display.

Top of Unit with Cap Open

Describes the components accessible when the top cap of the Nautilus Lifeline is open, such as the safety tab and mic.

Before You Start

Check the Unit

Instructions for inspecting the Nautilus Lifeline unit for dust or contaminants before use, particularly the O-ring and USB cover.

Charge the Unit

Guidance on charging the Nautilus Lifeline battery using a USB cable, including charging time and indicators.

Install the Setup Utility

Steps for downloading and installing the Nautilus Lifeline Setup Utility software on a computer for advanced features.

Register Your Nautilus Lifeline

After Registration

Details on post-registration steps, including region selection and entering an MMSI number for full functionality.

Getting Started

Open the Cap

Instructions on how to open the cap of the Nautilus Lifeline, noting it's for surface use only and splash-proof.

Extend the Antenna

Guidance on extending the antenna of the Nautilus Lifeline to maximize its range, especially in distress mode.

Using Your Nautilus Lifeline

Chat to Other Boats or Divers

Instructions on using the Green Chat Button to communicate with other boats or divers on a designated VHF channel.

Change the Green Chat Button Channel

Steps to change the default VHF channel for the Green Chat Button to any desired marine VHF frequency.

Hail Boats in the Area

Instructions on using the Hail + Distress Button to communicate on channel 16, the universal hail and distress channel.

Turn Your Lifeline On

Turn Your Lifeline Off

Use the Menu

Transmitting a Distress Message

Turn Distress Mode On

Procedure to activate distress mode by sliding the safety tab and holding the Lifeline button.

Turn Distress Mode Off

Instructions on how to deactivate distress mode by pressing and holding the Lifeline button.

Test Mode

Selecting and Adjusting Settings on the Computer

Selecting and Adjusting Settings on Your Lifeline

Adjust Volume and Squelch

How to adjust the audio volume and squelch settings for optimal radio reception.

Change the Green Chat Button channel

Steps to change the default VHF channel for the Green Chat Button to any desired marine VHF frequency.

Reset Your Lifeline to Factory Settings

Procedure to reset the radio to its original factory default settings.

Maintenance

Maintain the O-Rings and USB Cap

Guidance on cleaning and maintaining O-rings and USB caps to prevent water damage and ensure unit integrity.

Troubleshooting

Warranty

Specifications

Declaration of Conformity