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WARNINGS:

• Conducting Free dives within a 24 hour period after

conducting SCUBA dives, combined with the effects of
multiple rapid Free Dive ascents, increases your risk of
decompression sickness. Such activities may result in
accelerated entry into decompression which could cause
serious injury or death.

• Combining competitive type Free dive activities that involve

multiple descents/ascents with activities utilizing SCUBA
during the same 24 hour period is not recommended.
Presently, there is no data relating to such activities.

• It is highly recommended that anyone planning to become

involved in competitive type Free dive activities obtain
proper instruction and training from a recognized Free
Diving trainer. It is imperative that the physiological affects
be understood and the diver is physically prepared.

• If your F10 stops working for any reason while operating in

Free Dive Mode, it is important that you have anticipated
this possibility and are prepared for it.

• If you dive in situations where your trip would be ruined or

your safety would be jeopardized by losing the use of your
F10, a backup instrument system is highly recommended.

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Summary of Contents for F10

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Page 3: ...PHA NUMERIC MESSAGES 13 AUDIBLE ALARM 13 BACKLIGHT 14 POWER SUPPLY 15 WATCH FEATURES AND DISPLAYS 17 LOCAL DEFAULT TIME 18 MAIN TIME 19 SET DATE TIME 19 ALT ALTERNATE TIME 23 SET TIME DIFFERENTIAL 25 WATCH CDT COUNTDOWN TIMER 26 CHRONOGRAPH 28 WATCH DAILY ALARM 30 SET DAILY ALARM 31 FEATURES DISPLAYS AND FREE SURFACE MODE 33 ALPHA NUMERIC DISPLAYS 34 Time and Date Displays 34 Depth Displays 35 Tem...

Page 4: ...arm 47 Set SRT Surface Recovery Time Alarm 48 Set EDT Elapsed Dive Time Alarm 49 Set RDI Repeating Depth Interval Alarm 50 Set DD Descending Depth Alarms 1 2 3 51 SET U GROUP UTILITIES 55 Set Wet Activation 55 Set Units 55 Set Backlight Duration 56 Set BDSI Between Dive Surface Interval 56 SERIAL NUMBER 57 DIVE MODE 59 DIVE MAIN 60 DIVE ALT 1 CDT STATUS 60 DIVE ALT 2 61 ALARMS 61 ...

Page 5: ...TERY REPLACEMENT 69 ALTITUDE SENSING AND ADJUSTMENT 74 SPECIFICATIONS 75 GLOSSARY 79 INSPECTION SERVICE RECORD 82 R E S P O NSIBLE D I V E R WARNING If you do not fully understand how to use the F10 Digital Gauge after reading this manual or if you have any questions you should seek instruction in its use from your Authorized AERIS Dealer before diving with it ...

Page 6: ...n writing from AERIS 2002 Design F10 Operating Manual Doc No 12 7243 2002 Design 2009 San Leandro CA USA 94577 TRADEMARK TRADE NAME AND SERVICE MARK NOTICE AERIS the AERIS logotype F10 the F10 logo Diver Replaceable Battery Graphic Diver Interface Set Point Control Console and ACI AERIS Computer Interface are all registered and unregistered trademarks trade names and service marks of AERIS All rig...

Page 7: ...hey are not displayed Upon waking the F10 up the correct Date and USA Pacific Time will be displayed and it will be ready to operate with full functions To wake the F10 up from Deep Sleep mode simultaneously depress the upper right S and lower left A buttons for 2 seconds until the display comes full ON displaying the MAIN TIME screen then release them NOTE Once the F10 is brought out of the Deep ...

Page 8: ...n c Light L Button d Advance A Button e LED Warning Light f Icon Low Battery g Icon Time Am Pm h Icon Log Mode i Icon Surface Interval Time j Icon Degrees Temp k Icon Elapsed Dive Time l Icon Daily Alarm set m Icon Depth Max Depth b c d e g h j k l i m a f ...

Page 9: ...9 INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL FEATURES AND DISPLAYS ...

Page 10: ...e person using it with data not the knowledge to use it INTERACTIVE CONTROL CONSOLE The Interactive Control Console consists of four Control Buttons that allow you to select mode options and access specific information They are also used to enter Settings operate the Backlight and access additional screens of information Throughout this manual they will be referred to as the M S L and A buttons Up...

Page 11: ...ode activate a sequence or for 2 minutes if no button is pressed The Chronograph remains on display unless turned Off or another mode is accessed When Wet Activation is set On the F10 will enter Dive Mode upon descent to 4 FT feet 1 2 M meters for 1 second regardless of what operating mode it is in WARNING When Wet Activation is set Off the F10 must be in Free Dive Surface Mode prior to the first ...

Page 12: ...h can be printed for personal use Prior to attempting to Download data from your F10 or Upload Settings to it review the HELP section of the ACI program which serves as its User Manual Recommended is to print those sections of HELP that you consider appropriate for your Interface activities The Settings Upload portion of the ACI program can be used to set change the Main Time Date Set A group Alar...

Page 13: ... not be active if the Alarm is Set OFF a group A setting which completely disables it When Alarms strike the Backlight will come On if Off and remain On until you turn it Off by pressing releasing the L button or automatically after 10 seconds Situation that will sound 2 2 second beeps EDT Repeating Elapsed Dive Time Alarm if set On Situations that will sound 3 sets of 3 1 second beeps Watch Daily...

Page 14: ...s On will turn it Off Depressing the L button for 2 seconds while the Backlight is On will reset the timer and extend the On time to the full Duration time set If the L button is depressed for 60 seconds the Backlight will be disabled and not turn On until the button is released then pressed released again The Backlight will be disabled when there is a Low Battery condition and be re enabled once ...

Page 15: ...in Time screen The F10 would then only operate in Watch modes until the Battery becomes completely depleted at about 2 35 volts Low Battery Warning Alarm conditions are not displayed during Dive Modes If a Low Battery Condition was not displayed prior to starting a Dive and a Low Battery Condition occurs during the dive there will be sufficient Battery power to maintain operation for the remainder...

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Page 17: ...17 WATCH FEATURES AND DISPLAYS ...

Page 18: ... can be interchanged with Main Time to make it the Local Default Time while visiting the travel location The M button will then access the screens in this sequence Alt Time Main Time CD Timer Chrono Day Alarm While viewing Alt Time depressing and holding the S button for 2 seconds will replace Main Time with Alt Time that will then become the Local Default Time until changed While viewing any of t...

Page 19: ...the L button will operate the Backlight Depressing the A and S buttons simultaneously for 2 seconds will access the Set Date Time screen Depressing the A button for 2 seconds will access the Log and History screens SET DATE TIME This Mode allows the Date and Time of Day to be set at the location you are at home or travel location There are 4 Set screens Date Format Hour Format Time of Day Date Set...

Page 20: ...ssing and releasing the S button momentarily 2 seconds will toggle between M D and D M Pressing the A button momentarily 2 seconds will save the Set Point and access the Set Hour Format screen with the Set Point 12 or 24 flashing Fig 8 Pressing and releasing the S button momentarily 2 seconds will toggle the setting between 12 and 24 Pressing the A button momentarily 2 seconds will save the Set Po...

Page 21: ...conds will step back through the Set Points in 1 Hour decrements Pressing and releasing the A button momentarily 2 seconds will save the Hour Set Point and or advance to Set Minutes with the Minute Set Point flashing Pressing and releasing the S button momentarily 2 seconds while the Minute Set Point is flashing Fig 9B will step upward through the Minute Set Points in 1 Minute increments from 00 t...

Page 22: ... the M button momentarily 2 seconds will step back through the Set Points in 1 Year decrements Pressing and releasing the A button momentarily 2 sec will save the Year Set Point and or advance to Set Month with the Set Point flashing and the graphic MNTH NOTE The Year will not be displayed in any Mode other than Set Date The Date will reset to 1 1 2009 when the Battery is replaced Pressing and rel...

Page 23: ... momentarily 2 seconds will step back through the Set Points in 1 Day decrements Pressing and releasing the A button momentarily 2 seconds will save the Set Point and or advance to the Main Time screen NOTE Day of the Week is set automatically based upon the Date that has been set ALT ALTERNATE TIME As previously indicated ALT TIME is the current Time at a remote travel location Upon arrival at th...

Page 24: ...if its set On and it sounds Depressing the S button for 2 seconds will interchange ALT Time with Main Time making ALT Time the Watch Default Time screen Pressing the L button will operate the Backlight When Main home Time is selected as the Watch Default Time depressing both the A and S buttons simultaneously for 2 seconds will access Set ALT Time with the Set Point flashing When ALT travel locati...

Page 25: ...set when Main home Time is selected as the Watch Default Time and ALT Time is accessed by pressing the M button for 2 seconds Main home Time ALT Time Set Differential If Watch Date Time is set while ALT Time is selected as the Watch Default Time while you are at a travel location the Differential will automatically change Main home Time based upon an inverted Differential Displayed will be the Laz...

Page 26: ...o button is pressed during a period of 2 minutes the unit will revert to the Watch Default Time screen WATCH CDT COUNTDOWN TIMER HR MIN Pressing the M button momentarily 2 times 2 seconds each time while the Watch Default Time screen is displayed will access the Watch CDT screen Fig 15 displaying the remaining Countdown Time hr min if running or OFF flashing and the previously set Countdown Time h...

Page 27: ...g the S button while the Hour Set Point is flashing will scroll upward through the Set Points at a rate of 8 per second Pressing and releasing the M button momentarily 2 seconds will step back through the Set Points in 1 Hour decrements Pressing and releasing the A button momentarily 2 seconds will save the Hour Set Point and or advance to Set Minutes with the Minutes digits flashing Pressing and ...

Page 28: ... and Dive Modes as well as Watch Mode Once started the Chrono continues to run regardless of which mode the unit is operating in until it is stopped or it reaches the max Run Time It runs unseen in the background when not on display Pressing and releasing the M button momentarily 3 times 2 seconds each time while the Watch Default Time screen or 1 time while the Free Surface or Dive Main screen is...

Page 29: ...essing and releasing the A button momentarily 2 seconds will stop the Run Timer and recall Lap 1 displaying the graphic Lap1 flashing and the Lap 1 Run Time Repeat presses will display other Laps Run Times Fig 19 Depressing the A button for 2 seconds will stop the Run Timer and reset the Time to 0 00 00 00 flashing Pressing and releasing the M button momentarily 2 seconds will advance to the Daily...

Page 30: ...IME icon Alarm icon Pressing and releasing the S button momentarily 2 seconds will toggle between ON and OFF Upon being toggled to ON the Daily Alarm will sound every day at the Time set while on the surface Depressing both the A and S buttons simultaneously for 2 seconds will access the Set Daily Alarm screen allowing a new Time to be set Depressing and holding the M button for 2 seconds will rev...

Page 31: ...g the A button momentarily 2 seconds will save the Hour Set Point and or advance to Set Minute with the Set Point flashing Pressing and releasing the S button momentarily 2 seconds while the Minute Set Point is flashing will step upward through the Set Points in 1 Minute increments from 00 to 59 Depressing and holding the S button while the Minute Set Point is flashing will scroll upward through t...

Page 32: ...id any possible misunderstanding that could result in error Understand which Time displays are represented as Minutes Seconds and which are Hours Minutes You must also understand the icons symbols and alpha numeric messages presented The Informational Displays are described in detail as the various operating modes they appear in are presented throughout this manual ...

Page 33: ...33 FEATURES DISPLAYS AND FREE SURFACE MODE ...

Page 34: ...dicating real time e g Surface Interval Elapsed Dive Time and is solid not blinking when times are calculated projections e g Timers etc While operating in Watch Mode Date appears in the lower row of the display Fig 23A B While operating in FREE mode Date is only displayed in the Log Mode to identify dives When Date Format is set for M D Month appears to the left of Day month day separated by a de...

Page 35: ...and during dives by accessing an Alternate Display The lowest Temperature recorded during each dive is recorded in the Log for that dive Altitude Display Altitude Fig 26b can be viewed as EL 2 through EL 7 while on the surface only by accessing the SURF ALT 2 Display Adjustments to Depth calibration and displays are made at 1 000 foot intervals beginning at 3 001 feet EL 2 An Altitude graphic is n...

Page 36: ...ve Surface Mode following a dive upon ascent to 2 FT 0 6 M for 1 second The SURF icon will flash during the first 1 minute after a dive During the first hour after a dive the Post Dive Surface screen will be displayed Fig 28 When the hour has elapsed or the M button is pressed the SURF MAIN screen will be displayed and Watch Mode can be accessed by pressing the M button for 2 seconds The SURF MAIN...

Page 37: ...ss the SURF ALT 2 screen Elevation Time Temp either of which will revert to the MAIN screen after 5 seconds unless A is pressed Depressing the A button for 2 seconds will access the Log 1 screen then another press release of A will access the History 1 screen either of which will revert to the MAIN screen after 5 seconds unless A is pressed Pressing and releasing the M button momentarily 2 seconds...

Page 38: ...displayed if the CD Timer was ON and no time is remaining If the CD Timer is OFF the CD Time min sec previously set will be displayed Graphic OFF or ON flashing Pressing and releasing the S button momentarily 2 seconds will toggle between ON and OFF If a Time has been set a toggle from OFF to ON will Start the CD Timer indicated by the colon flashing While viewing the CDT Status screen depressing ...

Page 39: ... 00 min sec at which time the Alarm will strike the message TIMR will flash Fig 32 and the CDT will revert to OFF Upon descending to 4 FT 1 2 M for 1 second i e entry into Dive Mode operation of the Free CDT will continue if in progress During dives the CDT can be turned OFF stopped and ON started but not Set SET FREE CDT Surface only information includes Fig 33 Graphic TIMR Timer setting min sec ...

Page 40: ... save the Minute Set Point and advance to Set Seconds with the Set Point flashing Pressing and releasing the S button momentarily 2 seconds while the Seconds Set Point is flashing will step upward through the Set Points from 00 to 59 in 1 Second 01 increments Depressing the S button while the Seconds Set Point is flashing will scroll upward through the Set Points at a rate of 8 per second Pressing...

Page 41: ... the A button momentarily 2 seconds will revert to the SURF MAIN screen Operation will revert to the SURF MAIN screen after 5 seconds unless the A button is pressed Pressing the L button will operate the Backlight LOG Log Mode displays information from the latest 99 dives sequentially in reverse order the most recent first Log information is retained until over written by another dive After exceed...

Page 42: ...roll through the previous dives Log 1 or 2 screens at a rate of 8 per second Pressing and releasing the S button momentarily and repeatedly 2 seconds each time will step through the screens Pressing and releasing the M button momentarily and repeatedly 2 seconds each time will step back through the screens If no button is pressed during a 2 minute period operation will revert to the Free Surface M...

Page 43: ...use of the PC interface system The dive s Depth can be observed while elapsed dive time is increased or decreased throughout the dive beginning at descent LOG 3 information includes Fig 38A B Graphic No with the dive number 1 to 99 for that day Max Depth with FT or M icon Log book icon Graphic Pro indicating that the screen is displaying interactive Profile data for that dive Elapsed Dive Time min...

Page 44: ...ry Mode while viewing the Watch Default Time or Surface Main screen depress the A button for 2 seconds to access the first Log 1 screen then again for 2 seconds to access the History 1 screen Pressing and releasing the A button 2 seconds will access the History 2 screen then again the History 3 screen then again the History 4 screen Depressing the A button for 2 seconds will bypass the other Histo...

Page 45: ...ns EDT mn sec for that dive with DIVE and TIME icons HISTORY 3 information includes Fig 41 Graphics EVER and t d longest EDT ever recorded and the Max Depth displayed is associated with that EDT Max Depth for the dive with MAX and FT or M icons EDT mn sec longest ever with DIVE and TIME icons HISTORY 4 information includes Fig 42 Graphics AVE meaning Averages Max Depth with MAX and FT or M icons a...

Page 46: ...AUD SRT EDT RDI DD 1 DD 2 DD 3 Depressing the A and S buttons simultaneously for 2 seconds while the SURF MAIN screen is displayed will access the Set A screen Fig 43 Settings remain at the values set until changed The Set AUD feature provides complete OFF control of the Audible and its associated red LED warning light When AUD is set OFF no beeps will be emitted and the light will not flash when ...

Page 47: ... during each of the Descents The DD 1 2 3 Descending Depth Alarms can only be Set at progressively deeper Depths with alerts given when each Depth set is reached during descents SET AUDIBLE ALARM information includes Fig 44 Graphic AUD meaning Audible Set Point graphic ON or OFF flashing Pressing and releasing the S button 2 seconds will toggle between ON and OFF Pressing and releasing the A butto...

Page 48: ...pressing and holding the S button will scroll upward through the Set Points at a rate of 8 per second from 1 to 30 min sec in increments of 1 minute Pressing and releasing the S button momentarily and repeatedly 2 seconds each time will step upward through the Set Points one at a time Pressing and releasing the M button momentarily and repeatedly 2 seconds each time will step back through the Set ...

Page 49: ...essing the S button will scroll upward through the Set Points at a rate of 8 per second from 05 to 30 sec in increments of 1 second Pressing and releasing the S button momentarily and repeatedly 2 seconds each time will step upward through the Set Points one at a time Pressing and releasing the M button momentarily and repeatedly 2 seconds each time will step back through the Set Points one at a t...

Page 50: ...pressing the S button will scroll upward through the Set Points at a rate of 8 per second from 10 to 100 FT 3 to 33 M in increments of 10 FT 3 M Pressing and releasing the S button momentarily and repeatedly 2 seconds each time will step upward through the Set Points one at a time Pressing and releasing the M button momentarily and repeatedly 2 seconds each time will step back through the Set Poin...

Page 51: ...easing the S button momentarily 2 seconds will toggle the Set Point between ON and OFF Pressing releasing the A button momentarily 2 seconds will accept the ON OFF setting If OFF is accepted Set DD 2 and DD 3 will be bypassed and operation will revert to the SURF MAIN screen If ON is accepted the Depth value displayed will flash Depressing and holding the S button will scroll upward through the Se...

Page 52: ...cons Set Point ON or OFF flashing Pressing releasing the S button momentarily 2 seconds will toggle the Set Point between ON and OFF Pressing releasing the A button momentarily 2 seconds will accept the ON OFF setting If OFF is accepted Set DD 3 will be bypassed and the display will revert to the SURF MAIN screen If ON is accepted the Depth value displayed will flash Pressing and releasing the S b...

Page 53: ...ON is selected with MAX and FT or M icons Set Point ON or OFF flashing Pressing releasing the S button momentarily 2 seconds will toggle the Set Point between ON and OFF Pressing releasing the A button momentarily 2 seconds will accept the ON OFF setting If OFF is accepted operation will revert to the SURF MAIN screen If ON is accepted the Depth value displayed will flash Depressing the S button w...

Page 54: ... and S buttons simultaneously for 4 seconds while the SURF MAIN screen is displayed will access Set U identified by the graphic SETU Fig 51 Pressing and releasing the A button momentarily 2 seconds while Set U is displayed will access Set Wet Activation with the Set Point flashing Backlight Duration determines how long the Backlight will remain On when the L button is pressed then released The BDS...

Page 55: ...tes operation will revert to the SURF MAIN screen SET UNITS information includes Fig 53 Graphic UNIT Set Point FT icon and F graphic or M icon and C graphic flashing with degrees icon Pressing and releasing the S button momentarily 2 seconds will toggle between Imperial FT F and Metric M C Pressing and releasing the A button momentarily 2 seconds will save the setting and access Set Backlight Dura...

Page 56: ...asing the A button momentarily 2 seconds will accept the Set Point and access Set BDSI Depressing the M button for 2 seconds or if no button is pressed during a period of 2 minutes operation will revert the SURF MAIN screen SET BDSI information includes Fig 55 Graphic BDSI meaning Between Dive Surface Interval Set Point flashing with SURF and TIME icons Depressing the S button will scroll upward t...

Page 57: ... simultaneously for 6 seconds while viewing the SURF MAIN screen will access the SN screen displaying Fig 56 Graphic SN Factory programmed Serial Number of the F10 Firmware revision number e g graphic r1A Depressing the A and S buttons simultaneously for 2 seconds will revert to the SURF MAIN screen Depressing the M button for 2 seconds or if no button is pressed for a period of 2 minutes operatio...

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Page 59: ...59 DIVE MODE NOTE If a descent is made while the Chrono is on the display it will remain on the display even after a dive is started until the M button is pressed released to display the Dive Main ...

Page 60: ...ning CDT Count Down Time min sec with the colon flashing and TIME icon if On and a CDT is in progress 0 00 with the colon flashing if On and no time is remaining If Off set but not yet started the CDT previously set will be displayed with the colon solid Graphic ON or OFF flashing Pressing and releasing the S button momentarily 2 seconds will toggle between ON and OFF If a Time has been set but no...

Page 61: ...IN Pressing the L button will operate the Backlight ALARMS When Alarms sound the associated red LED will flash Also the Backlight will come On if Off for 10 seconds and a flashing icon or message will be dis played as an indication that an event is occurring and as a reminder to view the display to identify the event When the Audible stops the LED will extinguish and the message will clear If the ...

Page 62: ...Interval set sec elapses When the EDT Alarm is set ON 2 2 second beeps will sound the red LED will flash and the message EDT will flash on the display each time the Time Interval set sec elapses Fig 61 then clear RDI Repeating Depth Interval Alarm When the RDI Alarm is set ON 3 sets of 3 1 second beeps will sound the red LED will flash and the message DPTH will flash on the display when you descen...

Page 63: ...imilarly as descent continues the DD 3 Alarm will then sound 3 sets of 3 125 second beeps if set ON the red LED will flash and the message DD3 will flash on the display upon descent to the DD 3 Alarm Depth set then clear SRT Surface Recovery Time Alarm When set ON the post dive SRT Alarm will sound 3 sets of 3 1 second beeps the red LED will flash and the message SRT will flash Fig 64 on the displ...

Page 64: ...DO NOT attempt to dive with it until it has been inspected by AERIS Never pressure test the module in an air environment Doing so may damage the depth sensor possibly resulting in errone ous depth or time readings Never spray aerosols of any kind on or near an AERIS instru ment The propellants may chemically attack the plastic When a Low Battery condition is displayed prior to a dive DO NOT attemp...

Page 65: ...65 REFERENCE ...

Page 66: ...des dive number surface interval time maximum depth elapsed dive time start date time lowest temperature under water sampling rate dive profile and Set Points The F10 checks for the presence of an interface device connection to the Data Port once every second while operating in Watch Main Time or Free Surface mode Checks are not made if the Wet Activation contacts are wet When the cable is connect...

Page 67: ...ter For software updates refer to the AERIS web site www diveaeris com For support call ACI Support toll free at 866 732 7877 8 Am to 5 Pm US Pacific time Operation reverts to the Watch Main Time or Free Surface Main screen after completion of the Upload or Download operation or after 2 minutes 120 second countdown reaches 0 if no PC action was taken Prior to attempting to Download data from your ...

Page 68: ...ightly acidic bath 50 white vinegar 50 fresh water After removal from the bath place the F10 under gently running fresh water and towel dry before storing Transport your F10 cool dry and protected INSPECTIONS AND SERVICE Your F10 should be inspected annually by an Authorized AERIS Dealer who will perform a factory prescribed function check and inspection for damage or wear To keep the 2 year limit...

Page 69: ...end freight prepaid and insured using a traceable method to AERIS If shipping to AERIS obtain an RA Return Authorization number by contacting AERIS Customer Service at 510 546 0010 or send an email to info2 diveaeris com Non warranty service must be prepaid COD is not accepted Additional information is available at the AERIS web site diveaeris com BATTERY REPLACEMENT NOTE The procedures that follo...

Page 70: ...empt to use it for diving until it receives proper service by the AERIS factory Hot Swap If the new Battery can be inserted within 8 seconds after the old one is removed referred to as a Hot Swap settings will be retained CAUTION Damage due to improper Battery replacement is not covered by the limited 2 year warranty Battery Removal Locate the Battery Compartment on the back of the unit Rotate the...

Page 71: ...ent Inspection Closely check all of the sealing surfaces for any signs of damage that might impair proper sealing Inspect the Buttons Lens and Housing to ensure they are not cracked or damaged WARNING If damage or corrosion is found return your F10 to an Authorized AERIS Dealer and DO NOT attempt to use it until it has received factory prescribed service Remove the Battery Hatch O ring and inspect...

Page 72: ... cleaned by an Authorized AERIS Dealer Battery Installation Slide a new 3 volt type CR2430 Lithium Battery negative side down into the Battery Cavity Slide it in from the Left side Fig 70 and ensure that it slides under the contact clip on the lower right rim of the cavity Lightly lubricate the new Hatch O ring with silicone grease and place it on the inner rim of the Battery Hatch Ensure that it ...

Page 73: ...ing the upper portion to the left Fig 73 Testing Activate the unit and observing the display to ensure it is consistently clear and sharp in contrast throughout the screen If any portions of the display are missing or appear dim or if a Low Battery Condition is indicated return your F10 to an Authorized AERIS Dealer for a complete evaluation before attempting to use it Set the Date Main Time Alter...

Page 74: ...ings are taken the second reading 5 seconds after the first The readings must be within 1 foot 30 cm of each other to record that Ambient Pressure as the current Altitude When diving in high altitude waters from 3 001 to 14 000 feet 916 to 4 270 meters the F10 automatically adjusts to these conditions providing corrected Depth indication at intervals of 1 000 feet 305 meters No adjustments are mad...

Page 75: ...e Mode Dive Log History Set Alarms Utilities SN SET MODES Set A Group Alarms Factory Settings Audible OFF ON ON SRT OFF ON 1 to 30 min OFF EDT OFF ON 5 to 30 sec OFF RDI OFF ON 10 to 100 FT 3 to 33 M OFF DD 1 OFF ON 30 to 330 FT 10 to 100 M OFF DD 2 OFF ON 40 to 330 FT 11 to 100 M OFF DD 3 OFF ON 50 to 330 FT 12 to 100 M OFF Set U Group Utilities Factory Settings Wet Activation OFF OFF On Units Im...

Page 76: ... of Day 0 00 00 to 23 59 59 hr min sec 1 second Watch Countdown Timer 23 59 to 0 00 hr min 1 minute Free Countdown Timer 59 59 to 0 00 min sec 1 second Watch Chronograph 0 00 00 00 to 9 59 59 99 1 100 second hr min sec 1 100 sec Elevation Altitude Sea Level EL 2 to EL 7 1 Level OPERATIONAL PERFORMANCE Function Accuracy Depth 1 of full scale Timers 1 second per day Dive Counter Dives 1 to 99 0 if n...

Page 77: ...m icon on flashing at 2 50 volts change the Battery will function only as a Watch Dive Mode Activation Automatic by immersion in water if set ON then descent to 4 FT 1 2 min for 1 second When in Watch Mode Dive Mode will not activate if Wet Activation is set OFF Cannot operate in Free Dive Mode at elevations higher than 14 000 feet 4 270 meters Reverts to Watch Mode if no dive is made within 2 hou...

Page 78: ...ded Presently there is no data relating to such activities It is highly recommended that anyone planning to become involved in competitive type Free dive activities obtain proper instruction and training from a recognized Free Diving trainer It is imperative that the physiological affects be understood and the diver is physically prepared If your F10 stops working for any reason while operating in...

Page 79: ...nt to 2 FT 0 6 M on final ascent Graphic Diver Interface Feature of AERIS digital gauges that indicate the diver s status bar graphics icons graphic displays Icon A small pictorial representation of an operational mode or information LCD Abbreviation for liquid crystal display an easily viewed low voltage display usually found on dive computers Maximum Depth The deepest depth attained during a div...

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Page 82: ...ORD Serial Number _________________________________ Firmware Revision _________________________________ Date of Purchase ____________ Purchased from __________________________ Below to be filled in by an Authorized AERIS Dealer ...

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