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Dive Computer
User Manual
Liquivision Products, Inc
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Revision 3.2 Software 2.58
Furthermore, you can experience following alarms:
•
PO2
– is triggered if the gas you are breathing, at your current pressure, has either lower PO2
than your
Min PO2
, or higher PO2 than:
o
PO2 dive
, if this gas is configured as Dive Gas
o
PO2 deco
, if this gas is configured as Deco Gas
o
Both
PO2 dive
and
PO2 deco
, if this gas is configured as Backup Gas or Custom Gas
•
END
– it is triggered is gas you are breathing, at your current pressure, has higher END than
than your configured
Max END
•
OTU
– if you have exceeded your OTU limit, within the last few days (refer to
Oxygen loading
section to learn more about how XEO computes those limits)
•
CNS
– if you have exceeded your CNS limit (refer to
Oxygen loading
section to learn more
about CNS tracking)
Each of the above alarms is displayed as a
Blinking Gas Label, alternating with the red
label of the alarm (“PO2”, “END”, “CNS”). If
more than one of them is on, they will alternate
as well.
The current temperature of the surrounding environment is displayed in the
lower-left-hand corner, next to the battery indicator.
Temperature
It is displayed either in Celsius or in Fahrenheit, depending on your Units
setting (refer to the “
Units
” section of the manual for details). You will see
a “C” or “F” letter next to the temperature value to let you know which
units you have selected.
Keep in mind that the temperature sensor is inside the XEO unit, so it may take a moment for it to
adjust to a rapid external temperature change.
The XEO will function when its internal temperature is between - 0 to 40°C (32 to 104°F). If the
XEO’s internal temperature exceeds 40°C/104°F (in direct sunlight, for example) the OLED display
could show some visual disturbances. This is not a product failure – the display will return to normal
when the unit is cooled down.