Cochran COMMANDER, Owner'S Manual

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off. If the batteries get too low, the TACLITE™ will
turn off and cannot be turned back on until fresh
batteries are installed.
CLOCK MODE:
The Clock operating mode of the
COMMANDER is NOT enabled when shipped from
the factory. It can be enabled via the Analyst
®
P.C.
Interface or at an Authorized Cochran Dealer.
TOUCH PROGRAMMING MODE
:
Can only be
accessed when the unit is in the Surface Interval and
allows the user to view or program into the dive
computer:
•
Setting Clock and Alarm Time
•
The PreDive Prediction Mode
•
Displaying Mode, mode value, & battery voltage
•
A Maximum Depth Alarm
•
An Added degree of Conservatism from 0 to 50%
•
Programming the On Time for the TACLITE™
•
Access the Logbook Mode
TOUCH PROGRAMMING - CLOCK: When the
COMMANDER is placed into the Clock mode it will
display the time of day in a 24 hour day format. The
clock will continue to run when the COMMANDER is
in the Dive Computer Mode. The COMMANDER can
be placed into the Clock Mode from the Dive
Computer Mode when the unit is in the Normal
Surface Interval, while the unit is in Clock Mode the
Dive Computer will be in the “Sleep” mode.
The Clock Mode can be selected with or without an
Alarm. If the Alarm option is selected the unit will
display the alarm set time as well as the current time.
When the alarm time is displayed the alarm is
activated and at the programmed time the alarm will
sound once every 24 hours. When the alarm is
activated the unit will issue a medley of all the audible
warning tones that the COMMANDER utilizes and the
TACLITE™ will flash for one minute, this audible
alarm can not be turned off, it will sound for the full
one minute period.
The Clock Mode is selected via Touch Contact
Programming.
NOTE: This Time of Day clock is the same clock
that is used to time stamp dives. Modifying the
Time of Day clock will effect the Local Time as
viewed via the Analyst
®
. The Date portion of the
Local Time clock must be changed via the
Analyst
®
.