Cressi NEPTO, Instruction Manual

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Congratulations on your purchase of your NEPTO dive computer, a sophisticated
and complete instrument, made to guarantee you the utmost safety, efficiency,
and reliability.
MAIN SPECIFICATIONS.
WATCH
• 12/24 clock with minutes and seconds
• Calendar
• Precision stopwatch
• Timer
• Tide indicator
• Second time setting
• Alarm clock
DIVE COMPUTER
FREEDIVE FUNCTION
• Proprietary Cressi algorithm developed entirely in our laboratories, exclusively
for freediving
• Full setting of alarm parameters for time and depth
• Visual and audible alarms
• Audible alarms can be enabled or disabled.
• Fresh/saltwater setting
•
Option to set the sampling time for the dive profile
• Users can switch the units of measure between metric (meters and °C) and
Imperial (ft and °F).
• PC/Mac/iOS/Android interface with general data and dive profile
(optional)
GENERAL WARNINGS AND SAFETY RULES
IMPORTANT:
please read the instructions! Read this instruction manual
carefully, including the sections on safety rules. Make sure that you have fully
understood the use, functions, and limits of your device before using it! Do
NOT use the device until you have read this instruction manual in its entirety.
IMPORTANT:
this device must be considered a aid to your dive, and does not
replace the use of dive tables.
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DANGER
: NO DIVE COMPUTER CAN EVER FULLY PROTECT AGAINST
THE RISK OF DECOMPRESSION SICKNESS (EMBOLISM). IT MUST BE
CLEAR THAT AN UNDERWATER DIVING COMPUTER CAN NEVER COM-
PLETELY ELIMINATE THE RISK OF DECOMPRESSION SICKNESS. A COM-
PUTER CANNOT TAKE INTO ACCOUNT A DIVER'S PHYSICAL CONDITION,
WHICH MAY VARY DAILY. WE THEREFORE RECOMMEND THAT YOU HAVE
A THOROUGH MEDICAL EXAM BEFORE YOU BEGIN DIVING, AND THAT
YOU ASSESS YOUR OWN PHYSICAL CONDITION BEFORE EACH DIVE.
IT'S IMPORTANT TO KEEP IN MIND THAT CIRCUMSTANCES THAT CAN IN-
CREASE THE RISK OF DECOMPRESSION SICKNESS CAN ALSO DEPEND
ON EXPOSURE TO THE COLD (TEMPERATURES LOWER THAN 10° C),
SUB-OPTIOMAL PHYSICAL CONDITION, MULTIPLE SUCCESSIVE DIVES
OR DIVES ON CONSECUTIVE DAYS, DIVER FATIGUE, CONSUMPTION OF
ALCOHOL, DRUGS, OR MEDICATION, AND DEHYDRATION. AVOID THESE
SITUATIONS AND ANY OTHERS THAT MAY COMPROMISE YOUR SAFE-
TY: EVERY DIVER MUST BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR OWN SAFETY.