MISSION2 User Manual
objects next to the MISSION2. Calibration is recommended
before every dive to ensure the best experience.
Compass Calibration
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Move MISSION2 in an “∞” pattern. The bearing and OK will
be displayed when compass calibration is successful.
2.5 Tides
Tide information can be obtained after MISSION2 is connected
to the App
* Enable Tides: MISSION2 Settings > Widget > Tides: ON
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The actual tide level may be affected by the weather conditions,
including atmospheric pressure, wind direction, rain, etc. Anyone
using this function must make a safe judgment based on the
current situation, so special attention should be paid when
referring to the above information.
Diving
with an incorrect
assessment of your ability and physical condition can result in
injury or even death. Thus, the tidal information is for reference
only!
Steps:
1. Open ATMOS App and pair with MISSION2
2. Ensure the mobile phone’s GPS is turned on, allow ATMOS
App to obtain location information.
3. ATMOS App > Tides
4. Acquire the current location through the mobile phone GPS,
or select the location via the search function
5. Please check MISSION2 Widget if tidal information is
displayed
About Tides
The phenomenon of rising sea level is called flood; the falling
sea level is called ebb. When changing from high tide to low
tide, when the water level reaches the relative highest, it is
called high water; when changing from low tide to high tide,
when the water level reaches the relative minimum, it is called
low water.
-There are three types of tides, namely semidiurnal tides with
two high and low tides a day, diurnal tides with only one high
and low tide a day, and mixed tides in between.
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