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Details the two-year limited warranty for the VT3 dive computer.
Lists patents related to the VT3 dive computer's design features.
Explains the mathematical model used for nitrogen absorption and decompression.
Provides the FCC ID and outlines compliance with FCC rules and interference statements.
Welcome and importance of reading the manual for safe VT3 operation.
Details the three control buttons (M, S, A) for navigation and operation.
Explanation of the three main dive modes: NORM, GAUG, and FREE.
How to access and use the Surface Main screen for selected dive modes.
Information on the battery icon, warning, and alarm conditions for the VT3.
Instructions for checking the battery status of transmitters.
Explains the Tissue Loading Bar Graph for tracking decompression status.
Describes the Oxygen Bar Graph for monitoring oxygen accumulation.
Details the display of tank pressure readings and units (PSI or BAR).
Explains current and maximum depth displays and their units (FT or M).
Configuration of FO2 settings for Nitrox dives, including gas mixes and default values.
Setting up various audible and visual alarms for NORM and GAUG dive modes.
Configuration option to enable or disable automatic dive mode activation by water contact.
Selection between Imperial and Metric units for display.
Detailed explanation of the NORM mode, including displays and settings for no-decompression dives.
Information on entering and operating within the Decompression Dive Mode.
Procedure for switching between GAS 1, GAS 2, and GAS 3 for Nitrox dives.
How to check a buddy's tank pressure using compatible transmitters.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the battery in the VT3 dive computer.
Instructions for replacing the battery in the dive computer transmitter.
Details on depth, timer accuracy, dive counter, and logs.
Information on battery type, shelf life, and usage for VT3 and transmitters.
Critical safety warnings and recommendations for free diving with the VT3.
Details the two-year limited warranty for the VT3 dive computer.
Lists patents related to the VT3 dive computer's design features.
Explains the mathematical model used for nitrogen absorption and decompression.
Provides the FCC ID and outlines compliance with FCC rules and interference statements.
Welcome and importance of reading the manual for safe VT3 operation.
Details the three control buttons (M, S, A) for navigation and operation.
Explanation of the three main dive modes: NORM, GAUG, and FREE.
How to access and use the Surface Main screen for selected dive modes.
Information on the battery icon, warning, and alarm conditions for the VT3.
Instructions for checking the battery status of transmitters.
Explains the Tissue Loading Bar Graph for tracking decompression status.
Describes the Oxygen Bar Graph for monitoring oxygen accumulation.
Details the display of tank pressure readings and units (PSI or BAR).
Explains current and maximum depth displays and their units (FT or M).
Configuration of FO2 settings for Nitrox dives, including gas mixes and default values.
Setting up various audible and visual alarms for NORM and GAUG dive modes.
Configuration option to enable or disable automatic dive mode activation by water contact.
Selection between Imperial and Metric units for display.
Detailed explanation of the NORM mode, including displays and settings for no-decompression dives.
Information on entering and operating within the Decompression Dive Mode.
Procedure for switching between GAS 1, GAS 2, and GAS 3 for Nitrox dives.
How to check a buddy's tank pressure using compatible transmitters.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the battery in the VT3 dive computer.
Instructions for replacing the battery in the dive computer transmitter.
Details on depth, timer accuracy, dive counter, and logs.
Information on battery type, shelf life, and usage for VT3 and transmitters.
Critical safety warnings and recommendations for free diving with the VT3.
General| Display Type | LCD |
|---|---|
| Modes | Air, Nitrox, Gauge, Free Dive |
| Backlight | Yes |
| Audible Alarms | Yes |
| Visual Alarms | Yes |
| Number of Transmitters | 1 |
| Wireless Air Integration | Yes |
| Type | Dive Computer |
| Nitrox Compatibility | Yes |
| Max Depth | 330 ft (100 m) |
| Battery Life | Approximately 300 hours |
| Battery Type | CR2450 |
| Water Resistance | 100 meters |
| Logbook | 24 dives |
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