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Learn how to switch between TIME, DIVE, and MEMORY modes using the buttons.
Understand the purpose and function of each button on the dive computer.
Personalize time, alarms, date, units, and backlight settings for optimal use.
Master the integrated digital compass for navigation and orientation during dives.
Recognize the inherent limitations of dive computer calculations for safe diving.
Learn about the different alarms and their meanings to ensure dive safety.
Instructions for using the dive computer with standard air for recreational diving.
Guide to using the dive computer with oxygen-enriched gas mixtures.
Proper cleaning and maintenance of critical external components for functionality.
General advice and procedures for preserving the dive computer's lifespan.
Detailed specifications regarding dimensions, sensors, depth, and temperature.
Explanation of the Reduced Gradient Bubble Model algorithm for decompression.
Clarifies user obligations and the intended recreational use of the instrument.
Details liability limits and quality assurance compliance standards.
General| Nitrox Mode | Yes |
|---|---|
| Gauge Mode | Yes |
| Algorithm | Suunto RGBM |
| Logbook | Yes |
| Backlight | Yes |
| Freedive Mode | No |
| Water Resistance | 100 m (328 ft) |
| Type | Wrist computer |
| Depth Rating | 100 m (328 ft) |
| Battery Life | 1-2 years (depending on use) |
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