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2-5.Units of Measurement 

You can change the units of water depth and temperature by the switches of this product 

 

Changing water depth units from meter to feet. 

    The display will show 0-328ft(0-99.9m). 

Changing temperature units from Centigrade to fahrenheit. 

    The display will show 23

104

°

F(-5

+40

). 

These numerals are based on meter and 

  and calculated to the new units. 

 

Operating method: In dive set mode, hold down switches A + C for 6 or more seconds. When 

you do this, the buzzer will sound to tell you that the unit system has changed.   

 

2-6. Caution points for User   

 

2-6-1. Caution related product handling 

Before using this product, read the manual and be sure you understand it thoroughly. 

Do not store or leave this product in a hot or moist place. Doing so could damage its 

performance. The pressure sensor is particularly susceptible and could give incorrect 
displays of altitude rank and water depth. If the computer becomes overheated, put it in 
water to cool it down. 

Leaving the computer in a hot place could cause the liquid crystal display to turn black, but 

it will return to normal when it cools down. 
This situation should still be avoided since it can shorten the ilfe of the panel. 

You should be aware that the computer may give an incorrect altitude rank because of 

weather-related changes in air pressure. 

Do not subject the computer to pressure chamber tests such as with air or gas. This could 

affect sensor precision. 

Never take apart the product. This will void the guarantee. 

 
 

2-6-2. Battery 

When the battery mark is illuminated or blinking, record the data in your log and promptly 

change the battery. 

A low battery left for a long period of time could lead to leakage, so change promptly. 

Have the battery changed by manufacturer, which has technicians trained to do this. 

When changing the battery, be careful of scratches on the back cover’s O-ring and make sure 

that no foreign matter sticks to it. If you discover scratches or other problems with the 
O-ring, replace the O-ring with a new one. 
 
 

2-6-3. Diving 

Always check the battery’s power when you go diving. If the battery mark is illuminated or 

flashing, it will not change to Dive mode. 

Before you dive, always check the FO

2

 and FHe in dive set mode. You will not be able to set 

the FO

2

 and FHe when you are in the water. 

You  should  dive  so  that  you  have  plenty  of  margins to stay on no-decompression diving. 

Always make a safety stop at three to six meters if you dive to 15 meters or deeper. We also 
recommend that if the computer tells you to make a decompression stop, you should stop for 
longer then the time directed. In this case, you should check the air’s residual pressure. 

This product does not manage your supply of air. You should therefore be aware of your own 

air supply. 

You should use backup instruments (such as another dive computer, a depth meter, diver’s 

watch, etc.) in addition to this product. 

After your dive you should calculate decompression based on the altitude rank. Sudden 

changes in altitude rank are very dangerous. You must therefore not move anyplace that 
would cause significant changes in altitude rank after your dive. 

This dive computer has a lockout function that will not let it work in a dive for 48 hours if 

you dive in a dangerous way. This lockout function can be forcibly released for factory in 
process inspections. Even if the lockout is accidentally released, you should still refrain from 
diving for 48 hours. 

 
 

2-6-4. User care and maintenance 

 

After diving, clean your dive computer in pure water. Do not, however, leave the unit in the 

water for long periods, since this can shorten battery life. Wipe away any soiling or mineral 
deposits from the water with a soft cloth. 

 

Solvents such as alcohol and gasoline, sprays such as cosmetics cleaning liquids, adhesive 

and paints will stick to the computer, while alkali, aromatic hydrocarbons, hydrocarbon 
halide etc can change its quality. Use proper care, because this can cause the dive computer 
to lose its waterproofing. 

 

Keep the dive computer in a cool, dry place. Dry it well after diving and do not keep it with 

wet items. Do not leave it in the direct sun or on a car dashboard, which could cause the unit 
to overheat. Also avoid putting the dive computer in extremely cold places. If for some 
reason the dive computer is exposed to hot or cold temperatures, leave it in water that is 
close to ordinary temperature until the product returns to normal temperature. Exposure to 
extreme heat or cold can not only cause the computer to measure water depth, altitude rank 
and water temperature less precisely, but could also cause it to be damaged, so avoid these 
conditions. 

 

If you believe the watch has sustained damage, do not use it but rather bring it promptly to 

the manufacturer for repair. 

 
 

2-7. Troubleshooting 

The following list will help you make the proper diagnosis when you believe the product is 
working abnormally. Consult with the manufacturer if any problems occur that are not on this 
list. 

Summary of Contents for GP-3000 DATA+

Page 1: ...DIVE COMPUTER www istsports com...

Page 2: ...by individuals who have completed a recognized scuba diving course Despite the complex design DATA is incredibly user friendly its simple 3 button interface lets the diver easily input information an...

Page 3: ...straps 328mm 12 9 Wight 115g 4oz Battery CR2032 lithium button battery Maximum depth 99m 328ft PC Connectable Yes interface sold separately II Operational modes 2 1 General This product is the NITROX...

Page 4: ...Battery indicator icon This displays the current battery power reserve status in voltage When battery voltage is 2 8V or above battery Icon is not shown When battery voltage is 2 6 to 2 7 V battery I...

Page 5: ...5 seconds B Press this switch to move to dive set mode but if surface time is less than 10 minutes the mode moves to dive plan mode not dive set mode In gage mode move to gage dive set mode display bu...

Page 6: ...tting of MIX2 B Press this switch to move to dive plan mode In gage mode press this switch to move to dive log mode C Press this switch to change setting the contents C Press and hold this switch to c...

Page 7: ...leted See the section describing profile mode for further description of log data and profile data The logged data is described below Battery indicator Icon This Icon the current battery voltage Log n...

Page 8: ...switch to change log number 60 1 60 2 2 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 A Press and hold this switch to change log number fast scrolling The oldest data stop 60 1 59 1 3 1 2 1 1 1 B Press this switch to move to dive p...

Page 9: ...set for MIX1 or MIX2 which was used while diving It blinks if the MIX1 and MIX2 setting is the default setting Button functions Auto count up dive time The display automatically goes ahead dive time A...

Page 10: ...ndicator Icon This displays the current battery voltage Mode display This shows Time set mode Operation of switches A Press this switch to select mode second minute hour year month day 12 24 tense sec...

Page 11: ...ion water temperature measurement and dive time measurement functions Calculation functions such as PGT and OLI etc are not performed If you use this mode when diving it is the GAGE mode until 48 hour...

Page 12: ..._________________________ IST PROLINE Push and hold C switch When user pushes and holds a switch C it displays the temperature the dive time the maximum water depth and setting FO2 value Dive time Thi...

Page 13: ...the display and the alarm There are two types of warnings as described below a Graph value 7 It informs with the display and the alarm This information is not recorded in the dive log b Graph value 8...

Page 14: ...iolation lock display EL back light is on from 4 5 seconds ______________________________ IST PROLINE Water detection switch no function Out of measurement range condition All display segments blink A...

Page 15: ...cifications Accuracy Time average monthly variance 30 seconds Depth 3 0 5m 3 2ft Temperature 2 0 4 F Measurement range Depth 0 0 99 9m 0 0 328ft In gage mode 0 0 199 9m 0 0 656ft Uses saltwater as sta...

Page 16: ...1 8 1 8 1 8 1 8 1 8 1 8 1 8 1 second Sound Pattern ON OFF 3 seconds ON 9 seconds 3 second 3 seconds 3 seconds Maximum depth Alarm sounds for 5 seconds EL back light Dive time alarm sounds for 5 secon...

Page 17: ...compression diving Always make a safety stop at three to six meters if you dive to 15 meters or deeper We also recommend that if the computer tells you to make a decompression stop you should stop for...

Page 18: ...This occurs when the altitude rank is over 6000m and the altitude mark blinking It will recover when you return to a lower altitude In other cases this may indicate damage Return to manufacturer for r...

Page 19: ...the relevant department as Seiko Epson in exchange for a replacement product In the event that a defective product is discovered your company will promptly contact Seiko Epson concerning the product a...

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