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6.5 Scuba Alarms

Scuba Maximum Deep Alarm

Once in this option, ON will be flashing. Press Mode Selector to

agree w/ ON or up/down buttons to go to OFF. If ON is selected

press Mode Selector to go to depth options. The Depth value will

be flashing. Use Up/Down to change values & press Mode Selector

again to confirm & accept. The depth value will stop flashing after

the selection.

Fig#28

Scuba Maximum Time Alarm

Once in this option, ON will be flashing. Press Mode Selector to

agree w/ ON or up/down buttons to go to OFF. If ON is selected

press Mode Selector to go to time options, Time value will be

flashing. Use Up/Down to change values & press Mode Selector

again to confirm & accept. The time value will stop flashing after

the selection.

Fig#29

Sdepth-alarm

ON

ft

131

Stime-alarm

ON

MIN

60

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Summary of Contents for GRAVITON

Page 1: ...VE COMPUTER 6 2 5 FORCE SHUTDOWN TURNING ON FROM SHUTDOWN MODE 7 3 0 BUTTONS POSITIONS FUNCTIONS 8 4 0 SETTINGS QUICK HOW TO MENU SCREENS 9 5 0 WATCH MODE OPTIONS 12 5 1 WATCH TIME MODE FACES 12 5 2 C...

Page 2: ...MODE 32 10 0 WIRELESS SYNC 33 11 0 DISCLAIMER 33 12 0 FLYING AFTER DIVING CONSIDERATIONS 33 13 0 CONDITIONAL WARRANTY 34 14 0 EXCLUSIONS AND LIMITATIONS 34 15 0 HOW TO OBTAIN GENESIS SCUBA WARRANTY S...

Page 3: ...is ultimately your own responsibility Please also be sure to read the entire contents of this manual carefully before using your Genesis Graviton dive computer Failure to fully understand your dive co...

Page 4: ...was originally used by a particular diver is currently monitoring gas absorption and release the tissues linked to that particular diver and based on the particular depth and time profiles Even if div...

Page 5: ...is Graviton dive computer comes equipped with a pre assembled sealed rechargeable lithium battery Do not attempt to open your dive computer puncture it short the contacts throw the computer into the f...

Page 6: ...ed for a long period of time make sure the battery charge is at least to 50 or more preferably This will ensure that the discharge rate is slow and the battery does not get depleted completely Leaving...

Page 7: ...iate press the Power Button again for 5 seconds to start normally If the watch does not respond it is possible that your Graviton has run out of battery power please attach the charging clip to your w...

Page 8: ...watch ON press 3 sec Deep Sleep 15 sec Returns to a previous option 3 Move up Changes the options within a Menu Screen Upwards 4 Mode Selector Toggles the different Menu Screens forward 5 Move DOWN Bu...

Page 9: ...be pressed to accept the value To go back use the Power Button one short press at the time to return to the initial time screen The watch will now have the new selected value If there are additional o...

Page 10: ...lt water Fresh water o Twist to Next By quickly twisting wrist in Scuba Mode the bottom section of the screen changes from SI MOD to a fraction of the compass again from compass to Tissue Loading then...

Page 11: ...ptions YES or NO to Delete all logs previous Settings information from the watch Reset option o Shows System Reset Press the Mode Selector button to reset the watch system entirely About option o Show...

Page 12: ...ch Face chose from the two options provided Please note Before diving be sure to confirm that the required settings for the Graviton have been set up and return to watch mode to confirm that the watch...

Page 13: ...e The following screens provide graphics for Temperature Altitude Barometer Fig 9 Press the UP button again you will see a Time Screen with additional information the time also indicating seconds Temp...

Page 14: ...water 2 SI Surface Interval in Hours Minutes 3 No Fly Time Countdown in Hours Minutes 4 No Dive Time Countdown in Hours Minutes 5 5 Scuba History Fig 11 Scuba History From the Last Dive screen press t...

Page 15: ...alue Now with the Up or Down buttons access Set Time when you press the Mode Selector one last time the Graviton will show you a screen that indicates that the computer is locating GNSS Satellites a p...

Page 16: ...tent in breathing gas By default is set to 21 Change in Settings 1 4 PO2 Indicates the CNS Oxygen Toxicity value 1 4 is the default setting 65 The compass heading direction the watch is pointing at MO...

Page 17: ...nificant Nitrogen Buildup Ascent Speed Arrow Up Ascent Speed in the example is 3 meters min 03 If the ascent speed exceeds 10 meters min a warning prompt will appear repeated short warning tones and c...

Page 18: ...rform a Safety Stop TIME 11 Elapsed Dive Time TEMP 21 5 C The water temperature of the current location Example 21 5 C CLEAR When the diver has completed a Safety Stop or DECO Stop is now OK to contin...

Page 19: ...epth Once there a countdown will appear contingent to the last depth amount of time the NDL was exceeded CEILING 5 m After exceeding the NDL diver is encouraged to immediately proceed to a Ceiling Dep...

Page 20: ...o the recommended Ceiling Depth remain there until the countdown timer STOP as reached 00 00 Providing you have sufficient breathing gas can remain at that depth safely If unable to complete the recom...

Page 21: ...Do not participate in another dive if this screen is present It indicates that you are still in a time when repeated diving is prohibited likely due to excessive nitrogen saturation high O2 levels in...

Page 22: ...Down buttons accept the selection pressing the Mode Selector button once until the selection stops flashing NOTE The MOD value will change automatically based on the gas O2 PO2 selections Notes 1 Cha...

Page 23: ...conservative it will have the least time allowance CF2 is Balanced Conservative giving more time than CF1 CF3 is the Least Conservative setting giving more time but increasing the Nitrogen Build up e...

Page 24: ...lector again to confirm accept The depth value will stop flashing after the selection Fig 28 Scuba Maximum Time Alarm Once in this option ON will be flashing Press Mode Selector to agree w ON or up do...

Page 25: ...collecting or sampling depth time events and record them within a data base within the memory A longer sampling rate time will provide less accuracy but will also use less memory while a shorter samp...

Page 26: ...n abbreviation for free diving mode Temperature SI Surface Interval 14 31 Example Time of Day while at the surface 00 Automatic calculation of the total number of free dives within 12 hours Temperatur...

Page 27: ...om all Free Dives This log will automatically calculate the maximum record of free diving activities using this product within 11 hours How to access From Initial Free Dive Surface Screen press the Do...

Page 28: ...nd DESCENT Average dive rate per second Free Diving Mode Repeated diving is prohibited Do not repeat diving if this screen indicates that you are still in a time when repeated diving is prohibited For...

Page 29: ...rn it OFF If ON is selected press Mode Selector to go to time options the time value will be flashing Use Up Down to change values press Mode Selector again to confirm accept The time value will stop...

Page 30: ...e time to access the Gauge mode and view the screen information Additionally you can use the Twist to Next Set Dive Page 10 function to access a small section of the compass at the bottom of the scree...

Page 31: ...information will appear After 1 minute the standard Time Screen will appear Gauge mode NO DIVING Do not participate in another dive if this screen is present It indicates that you are still in a time...

Page 32: ...own buttons to different Planning Depth options see how those affect your time This function assists the dive make determinations such as Dive Sites to explore etc A warning message will appear when y...

Page 33: ...0m 8 000ft To ensure divers do not experience symptoms of decompression sickness after diving wait at least 24 hours before heading to high altitude destinations by land transportation or on board com...

Page 34: ...traps etc Unless otherwise specified by local ordinance resale sending to the original plant for repair or replacement of new products will not extend the original warranty period Parts that have been...

Page 35: ...er has been removed worn altered or defacedunrecognizable Products have been exposed to the effects of chemical environments such as chemical sprays with solvent components such as sprayed mosquito re...

Page 36: ...The determination of providing product repair or replacement of new products will be determined at the sole discretion of Genesis Scuba or Genesis Scuba Authorized Repair Center If the warranty perio...

Page 37: ...ft best in form EN13319 Depth display range 0 Up to 100m 0 328ft Resolution 0 1m in range to 100m or 1ft in range from 0 to 328ft Temperature display Resolution 1 C 1 F Display range 0 to 40 C 32 F to...

Page 38: ...interval is organized using a half time organization table of B hlmann ZH L16C The M value represented by nitrogen emissions is related to diving habits and whether diving warnings are violated After...

Page 39: ...y or tissue because the pressure gradient is too large the body s metabolic system is too late to drain excess nitrogen and directly form bubbles these bubbles in the body directly or indirectly cause...

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