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Explains the display of Dive Time Remaining on the No Decompression Dive Main screen.
Defines No Decompression and its calculation based on nitrogen absorption.
Describes Oxygen Time Remaining display and its relation to O2 SAT.
Explains the choice between Z+ and DSAT algorithms for calculations.
Explains the function and activation of Deep Stops.
Describes the Safety Stop feature and its activation conditions.
Warning and explanation of low battery levels and their effects.
Details the situations that trigger audible alarms and how to manage them.
Enabling or disabling the Conservative Factor for safety margins.
Describes how a dive commences in Norm Dive Mode.
Overview of the main display screen during a no-decompression dive.
Introduction to unusual dive situations and their handling.
Conditions under which decompression mode is activated.
Information shown upon entering decompression.
Display during a decompression stop.
How the device handles conditional violations during ascent.
Behavior during delayed violation 1 for shallow stops.
Behavior during delayed violation 2 for specific stop depths.
Behavior during delayed violation 3 for exceeding depth limits.
Operation in Violation Gauge Mode during a dive.
Operation in Violation Gauge Mode on the surface.
Warning and alarm conditions for high partial pressure of oxygen.
PO2 behavior and alarms during decompression.
Warning and alarm conditions for high oxygen saturation.
How alarms behave during decompression.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the battery.
Details algorithms, limits, and performance standards.
The maximum depth the computer can function as a dive computer.
Explains the display of Dive Time Remaining on the No Decompression Dive Main screen.
Defines No Decompression and its calculation based on nitrogen absorption.
Describes Oxygen Time Remaining display and its relation to O2 SAT.
Explains the choice between Z+ and DSAT algorithms for calculations.
Explains the function and activation of Deep Stops.
Describes the Safety Stop feature and its activation conditions.
Warning and explanation of low battery levels and their effects.
Details the situations that trigger audible alarms and how to manage them.
Enabling or disabling the Conservative Factor for safety margins.
Describes how a dive commences in Norm Dive Mode.
Overview of the main display screen during a no-decompression dive.
Introduction to unusual dive situations and their handling.
Conditions under which decompression mode is activated.
Information shown upon entering decompression.
Display during a decompression stop.
How the device handles conditional violations during ascent.
Behavior during delayed violation 1 for shallow stops.
Behavior during delayed violation 2 for specific stop depths.
Behavior during delayed violation 3 for exceeding depth limits.
Operation in Violation Gauge Mode during a dive.
Operation in Violation Gauge Mode on the surface.
Warning and alarm conditions for high partial pressure of oxygen.
PO2 behavior and alarms during decompression.
Warning and alarm conditions for high oxygen saturation.
How alarms behave during decompression.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the battery.
Details algorithms, limits, and performance standards.
The maximum depth the computer can function as a dive computer.
General| Display Type | LCD |
|---|---|
| Nitrox | Yes |
| User Replaceable Battery | Yes |
| Number of Buttons | 4 |
| Digital Compass | Yes |
| Battery Type | CR2450 |
| Logbook Capacity | 24 dives |
| Water Activation | Yes |
| Backlight | Yes |
| Water Resistance | 100 meters |
| Dive Modes | Air, Nitrox, Gauge |
| Nitrox Compatible | Yes |
| Algorithm | DSAT |
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