Cochran Nemesis IIa NITROX, User Manual

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If you have created a file and uploaded data to it for the first time, the program will go
immediately to the main menu page after data is uploaded.
Note that once your dive computer's total storage capacity has been reached, the oldest
data will be "pushed out" of its memory to make room for the most recent. However, your
PC can continue to store new data indefinitely without losing the old.
NOTE: You may initiate an upload to a file, even when there have been no dives logged
on the dive computer.
STATISTICS
You may select the STATISTICS section by using the mouse, as described in the
FILES section, or you may use the keyboard by depressing <ALT + S>. The STATIS-
TICS MENU screen will appear.
There are four different choices that you may choose from the STATISTICS menu.
These are:
GENERAL
THIS DIVE
CONFIGURATION
COMPARTMENTS
GENERAL: Here you will find all of the long-term and historical data of your computer.
The date of its manufacture, serial numbers, total dives, total decompression dives,
total bottom time, total decompression time, etc. In addition, you will also see the
current values for such information as battery voltage, time to fly, etc. Current data
refers to the values calculated at the time of the uploading. For these reason, current
data will change with each upload.
THIS DIVE: A wealth of information is available for each and every individual dives.
Standard beginning and ending statistics are given as well as unique information
such as displaying the fastest recorded rate of ascent (A/R), the time it occurred, and
the depth at which it occurred. Also, the maximum calculated PPO2 level as well as
the time and depth it occurred.
CONFIGURATION: The values calculated for the various breathing gases, respon-
siveness settings, any added conservatism settings, and much more are displayed in
this section for each and every dive.
COMPARTMENTS: A three color bar graph is available for each of the twelve half-time
compartments. Here you will be able to view at a glance the level of nitrogen loading
for each dive. The GREEN bar represents the nitrogen values going into the dive. The
PINK bar represents the ending nitrogen levels. The GRAY bar is beneficial for view-
ing the 'current' nitrogen level. As with the current section of the GENERAL section,
this gray bar will change with each upload. This gray bar is extremely beneficial in
viewing your relative level of off-gassing during a surface interval.