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Suunto Ocean - System Errors; Gases

Suunto Ocean
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Depth
You can
define a depth alarm between 3.0 m and 59.0 m. Depth alarms are convenient to
have especially when freediving to notify you of dierent phases of the freedive. You can also
set a depth alarm to notify you when reaching your personal depth limit during diving.
Dive time
Dive time alarms can be defined in minutes and seconds to a maximum of 99 min.
5.4.3. System errors
All computers experience failures. It is possible that this device may suddenly fail to provide
accurate information during your dive. Always have a plan on how to handle failures, use a
backup dive device and only dive with a buddy. In the unlikely event that the dive computer
malfunctions during a dive, follow the emergency procedures provided by your
certified dive
training agency to immediately and safely ascend. Contact Suunto customer support if you
experience a system error.
5.5. Gases
In both Single gas and Multigas modes, the default active gas is Air. In the Gases menu you
can edit your active gas or create a new gas.
You cannot delete your active gas. If you want to change your active gas you need to either
modify the existing gas or create a new gas and set the gas state to active. If you change the
active gas, the previous gas will be disabled (Single gas mode) or enabled (Multigas mode).
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