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General| Brand | Sherwood Scuba |
|---|---|
| Model | SAGE |
| Category | Diving Instrument |
| Language | English |
Overview of the dive computer's three-button interface and operation modes.
Steps to power on the dive computer and its initial diagnostic check.
Information on user-replaceable batteries (lithium and rechargeable) and their life.
Guidance on using the recommended charger for rechargeable lithium batteries.
Detailed procedure for safely replacing the dive computer's battery.
Instructions for connecting and disconnecting the quick disconnect hose.
Explanation of symbols and their meanings displayed on the computer screen.
Description of the three control buttons (MODE, ADV, SELECT) and their basic functions.
Detailed explanation of button actions for menu navigation and setting adjustments.
Displays the minimum available dive time based on N2, O2, or air consumption.
Shows oxygen saturation and oxygen-based remaining dive time.
Indicates the time remaining for air supply based on depth and consumption.
Visual representation of ascent rate and nitrogen loading.
Explanation of the Haldane-based decompression model used by the computer.
Adjustable setting to increase safety margins by modifying NDL calculations.
Feature that calculates and displays a mandatory deep stop during ascent.
Feature that guides the diver to perform a safety stop at a designated depth.
Warning indicators and functional limitations when the battery is low.
Displays information on the AIR/NX Main screen before starting a dive.
Procedure to adjust screen brightness for optimal visibility and battery conservation.
Displays essential data from the previous dive.
Displays current elevation and temperature.
Displays nitrox-specific data: O2 saturation, PO2, and F02.
Calculates dive depth and time limits based on various dive parameters.
Stores and allows viewing of recorded AIR/NX and GAUGE mode dives.
Provides a summary of basic data recorded during all dives.
Allows adjustment of date, time, Bluetooth, auto dim, gas, alarms, and utilities.
Allows switching between AIR/NX and GAUGE operation modes.
Displays up to six lines of personal information entered via interface.
Shows model, serial, firmware, and calibration details of the dive computer.
Details on how a dive commences upon descending into the water.
Displays critical dive parameters during a no-decompression dive.
Shows ATR Safe Minutes, depth, ascent rate, max depth, and ambient temperature.
Displays nitrox-specific information such as O2 Safe Minutes and PO2.
Shows the calculated deep stop depth and time before it is triggered.
Displays the active deep stop depth and countdown timer during ascent.
Displays the safety stop depth and countdown timer during ascent.
Describes the transition to Surface mode after ascending from a dive.
Mode activated when NDL or depth limits are exceeded, with audible alarm.
Indicates entry into decompression mode with flashing messages and alarms.
Displays stop depth and time within 10 ft of the required decompression stop.
Situation where off-gassing credit is not given for ascending above stop depth.
Occurs when shallower than stop depth for over 5 minutes, adding penalty time.
Applies when decompression obligation requires a stop depth between 18m and 21m.
Triggered by descending deeper than the maximum functional depth.
Turns the computer into a digital instrument due to decompression violations.
Warning or alarm for high partial pressure of oxygen, with audible alerts.
Warning or alarm for high oxygen saturation levels, affecting safe minutes.
Displays gauge mode surface screen, similar to AIR/NX but without N2 data.
Accesses log, settings, and other options via the Gauge Menu.
Details on how a dive commences in Gauge Mode upon descending.
Displays basic dive information like ascent rate, depth, and dive time.
Shows depth, max depth, ambient temperature, and current time.
Indicates a violation due to descending past the maximum functional depth.
Illustrates and explains the icons used in the compass display.
Introduction to the 3D digital compass and its activation.
Allows adjustment of compass accuracy and settings.
Procedure to calibrate the compass for accuracy, compensating for interference.
Sets the magnetic declination value for accurate compass readings.
Allows setting a reference or reciprocal heading for navigation.
Describes how alarms affect compass mode operation and termination.
Instructions for transferring dive data using Bluetooth or USB.
Guidelines for maintaining and cleaning the dive computer.
Recommendations for annual inspections and obtaining service.
How the computer senses and adjusts for different altitudes.
Details on depth accuracy, dive counter, altitude, power, temperature, and pressure limits.
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