Need help?Do you have a question about the Uwatec LUNA 2.0 AI and is the answer not in the manual?
General| Brand | Uwatec |
|---|---|
| Model | LUNA 2.0 AI |
| Category | Diving Instrument |
| Language | English |
How to power the dive computer on and off.
Overview of the dive computer's display elements and icons.
Description of the dive computer's different operational modes.
Explanation of SCUBAPRO's unique dive monitoring features.
Details on how to use the dive computer's buttons.
Information about the water contacts that activate the computer.
Information on the type and status of the dive computer's battery.
Essential safety guidelines for handling and using batteries.
Configuration options for dive-related preferences and alarms.
How to choose between SCUBA, APNEA, and GAUGE dive modes.
Settings specific to SCUBA diving mode.
Choosing between different decompression algorithms like ZH-L16 ADT MB PMG.
Setting the microbubble protection level for dives.
Adjusting Gradient Factor settings for dive conservatism.
Activating Profile-Dependent Intermediate Stops.
Activating the mode for multiple gas mixtures.
Configuration options for APNEA diving.
Setting the maximum depth for apnea exercises.
Setting the factor for calculating surface interval.
Configuring two distinct depth alarms for dives.
Setting an alarm for incremental depth changes.
Setting an alarm for recurring dive time intervals.
Configuring an alarm for surface interval duration.
Setting an alarm for dangerously low heart rate.
Configuring an alarm for exceeding safe ascent speed.
How to manually initiate an apnea dive session.
Overview of general warning configurations.
Setting an alarm for reaching a predefined dive time limit.
Setting an alarm for reaching a specified dive depth.
Alarm for exceeding the maximum safe operating depth.
Configuring visual cues for warnings and alarms.
Main categories for device personalization and configuration.
Adjusting time, date, and time format settings.
Configuring the Coordinated Universal Time offset.
Manual adjustment of the current time.
Manual adjustment of the current date.
Selecting between AM/PM and 24-hour time formats.
Customizing user-specific preferences and display options.
Setting up workload estimation based on heart rate or breathing.
Configuring the duration of the backlight illumination.
Adjusting backlight brightness and display contrast.
Selecting measurement units for temperature, depth, etc.
Entering personal details for identification.
Connecting a heart rate monitor to the dive computer.
Procedure to reset the desaturation countdown.
Displaying the date of the last authorized service.
Enabling or disabling audible feedback for buttons and alarms.
Controlling overall sound output and muting alarms.
Enabling or disabling audible feedback for button presses.
Configuring gas mixes for dives.
Adjusting oxygen percentages for different gas mixes.
Setting the maximum allowed partial pressure of oxygen.
Instructions for attaching and connecting the tank pressure transmitter.
Setting a timer for returning to air from nitrox dives.
Configuring an alarm for low tank pressure.
Setting a warning for critical reserve tank pressure.
Enabling wireless communication with other devices.
Displaying ambient pressure and temperature readings.
Using the dive planner for future dives.
Planning dives without mandatory decompression stops.
Planning dives that require decompression stops.
Reviewing recorded dive statistics and profiles.
Details on data shown during a dive.
Reviewing active dive parameters before or after a dive.
Customizing the information displayed while diving.
Operational details and screen displays for SCUBA dives.
Operational details and screen displays for GAUGE dives.
Operational details and screen displays for APNEA dives.
Information on the automatic safety stop countdown.
How to turn on the display backlight.
Alerts and notifications received while underwater.
Warning for exceeding the set maximum dive depth.
Warning indicating 75% of the Central Nervous System oxygen limit reached.
Alert when the no-decompression time is reduced to 2 minutes.
Warning indicating no-stop time has expired.
Alert for the base MB-level no-stop time reaching 2 minutes.
Notification of an upcoming mandatory decompression stop.
Warning when a dive time limit is approached.
Warning for low tank pressure reaching a set reserve.
Alert when Remaining Bottom Time drops to 3 minutes.
Notification of lost signal from the pressure transmitter.
Warning for the 100/100 no-stop time reaching 2 minutes.
Alert when exiting the Gradient Factor no-stop phase.
Warning for approaching decompression with 100/100 GF.
Alert for missing a required Microbubble level stop.
Alert for missing a required Gradient Factor stop.
Notification of MB-level adjustment due to ascent.
Notification of GF adjustment due to ascent.
Critical alerts requiring immediate action.
Warning for exceeding safe ascent speed limits.
Alarm for exceeding the Maximum Operating Depth (MOD).
Alarm for reaching 100% of Central Nervous System oxygen limit.
Alarm indicating the tank reserve pressure has been reached.
Alarm for ascending above a required decompression stop.
Alarm indicating no Remaining Bottom Time is left.
Warning about critically low battery level.
Emergency mode activation and its consequences.
Advisory against diving due to increased risk factors.
Time restriction before flying after a dive.
Using Microbubble levels for enhanced dive safety.
Explanation of PDIS for optimizing ascent profiles.
Overview of PDIS and its purpose in dive planning.
Detailed explanation of the PDIS calculation method.
Guidance on diving while utilizing the PDIS feature.
Using Gradient Factors for advanced dive conservatism.
Considerations for diving at different altitudes.
Alerts related to altitude changes after diving.
How altitude affects decompression calculations.
Identifying unsafe altitude levels post-dive.
Specifics for decompression dives at higher altitudes.
Using Nitrox gas mixes and their safety implications.
Procedures and safety for multi-gas diving.
How to perform gas switches during a dive.
Procedures for reverting to a less oxygen-rich gas.
Consequences of failing to perform a planned gas switch.
How to manually initiate a gas switch.
Actions required if descending below MOD after a gas switch.
Marking significant moments during a dive for later review.
Information on the protective silicone cover for the dive computer.
Alternative strap mounting options for divers.
Details on the wireless transmitter for tank pressure monitoring.
Information about the wireless heart rate and skin temperature monitor.
Accessory for enabling Bluetooth connectivity on PCs.
Steps to connect the dive computer via Bluetooth.
Introduction to the dive logbook software.
Instructions for installing and using the desktop software.
Information on the mobile app for dive log analysis.
Key technical specifications of the dive computer.
Recommended procedures for keeping the dive computer in good condition.
Guide to updating the dive computer's operating software.
Step-by-step instructions for battery replacement.
Procedure for replacing the transmitter battery.
Procedure for replacing the heart rate monitor battery.
Information on the factory-installed screen protector.
Details on the product's warranty coverage and exclusions.
European conformity and regulatory information.
Regulatory compliance for North America.
How to determine the device's manufacturing date from its serial number.
Identification of the product's manufacturer.
Explanation of symbols and markings on the device.
To Next Page
