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GETTING STARTED

To start using your Nautilus Lifeline, follow the instructions under each section below:
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Open the cap

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Extend the antenna

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Turn the unit on by pressing the green or orange button

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Use the menu

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Turn the unit off

Open the Cap
IMPORTANT: Only open the cap if you are at the surface. Do not open the cap underwater. GPS and radio 

functions may only be used at the surface.
When the cap is open the unit is splash-proof and can be used at the surface in any sea state. Do not  

submerge the unit with the cap open. When the cap is closed, the unit is submersible to 425 feet (130 metres). 

If the Lifeline is submerged, the speaker may not work temporarily until it has been thoroughly dried out.  

No other functions are affected.

Extend the Antenna
The whip antenna can be flipped up when the cap is opened. 
NOTE: You can maximize the range of your unit in distress mode by fully extending your arm upwards and 

holding the unit as high above your head as possible. 

Power On 
Opening and closing the cap on your unit does not turn it on or off. To turn on your unit, open the cap and 

press the green or orange button once. There will be a 1 second time lag before the unit powers up.
Once your unit is turned on, the home screen will appear and the GPS will automatically acquire your latitude 

and longitude position as long as you have a clear view of the sky. 

Home Screen:

 The screen flashes coordinates from west to north. Coordinates are locked when the screen 

shows your position and a plus sign |+| in the top right corner.

NOTE: When the unit is turned on for the first time, triangulation may take longer than normal. The next time, 

the GPS will take less time to lock. We recommend turning on your radio when arriving at a new dive  

destination so it acquires an accurate position. 

Use the Menu
To access the menu options or to return to the home screen at any time, press the Green Chat Button and 

Orange Hail + Distress Button at the same time.

To scroll

 through the menu options, press the Green Chat Button.

To select

 a menu option, press the Orange Hail + Distress Button.

Power Off
If no buttons are pressed for more than 5 minutes while your unit is on, it automatically turns off. You can 

change this auto-off time using the software on your computer (see Selecting and Adjusting Settings on the 

Computer on page 17). 

To manually turn off the Nautilus Lifeline:

 

1.  Press the Green Chat Button and Hail + Distress Button at the same time. 
2.  Scroll through the menu by pressing the Chat Button        until you reach the “Power OFF” option. 

 

 

 

 

 

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Summary of Contents for DIVER

Page 1: ...when fully charged 3 Splash proof in all sea conditions when upper cap is open 4 Avoid submerging your Lifeline with upper cap open Speaker performance will be temporarily affected Web www nautiluslifeline com Email info nautiluslifeline com Call 001 604 241 1918 Skype nautiluslifeline WARNING The Nautilus Lifeline is an aid to your safety It is not a life saving device It is not intended to save ...

Page 2: ... Off 8 Using the Radio 9 Chat to Other Boats or Divers 9 Change the Green Chat Button Channel 9 Hail Boats in the Area 9 Change the Hail Distress Button Channel 9 Transmitting a Distress Message 10 Turn Distress Mode On 10 Turn Distress Mode Off 10 Selecting and Adjusting Settings on the Computer 10 Selecting and Adjusting Settings on the Unit 10 Adjust Volume and Squelch 10 Select GPS Polling 11 ...

Page 3: ... reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful...

Page 4: ...g with the rules and regulations in your area MARITIME MOBILE SERVICE IDENTITY A Maritime Mobile Service Identify MMSI number is a nine digit number used on marine radios like your Nautilus Lifeline that are capable of using digital selective calling DSC It is used like a telephone number to selectively call other vessels Many countries but not all allow use of MMSI numbers You must apply to your ...

Page 5: ...r Nautilus Lifeline on page 11 GPS short for Global Positioning System is a means for locating any point on the earth On your Nautilus Lifeline it allows your latitude and longitude position to be acquired as long as you have a clear view of the sky This ensures that you can be found even without communicating your position CONTROLS AND FEATURES Front of Unit Provides waterproof protection to a de...

Page 6: ...lows you to connect to a computer to change advanced settings or download a GPS log of dive sites BEFORE YOU START Your unit is ready for immediate use as a fully functional marine VHF radio and GPS You can talk on the radio on either of the following Chat Button Pre set to channel 8 or adjustable to any marine VHF frequency Hail Distress Button Pre set to channel 16 the international hail and dis...

Page 7: ...d of the Nautilus Lifeline software 2 Unzip the NautilusLifelineMac app zip package 3 You can drag the Nautilus Lifeline software app to the Dock for easy access or run it from another Location on your Mac 4 Run the software and plug in your Nautilus Lifeline 5 When finished disconnect the USB cable and carefully replace the cover over the USB port on the unit Register Your Nautilus Lifeline To ac...

Page 8: ...ur unit is turned on the home screen will appear and the GPS will automatically acquire your latitude and longitude position as long as you have a clear view of the sky Home Screen The screen flashes coordinates from west to north Coordinates are locked when the screen shows your position and a plus sign in the top right corner NOTE When the unit is turned on for the first time triangulation may t...

Page 9: ... channel options by pressing the Chat Button 3 Press and hold the Green Chat Button to confirm the channel and return to the home screen Hail Boats in the Area Use the Hail Distress Button to talk to boats within range on channel 16 the universal hail and distress channel on every marine radio worldwide Every boat in the world is required to monitor this channel To talk on channel 16 1 Press and h...

Page 10: ... IMPORTANT Remember to turn distress mode off as it will continue to broadcast emergency messages until it is turned off SELECTING AND ADJUSTING SETTINGS ON THE COMPUTER You can select and adjust settings on your unit on the computer or on the unit see Selecting and Adjusting Settings on the Unit To use the included software on your computer 1 Connect your unit to the computer using the USB cable ...

Page 11: ...tting the radio will Erase any channels stored in memory Return power settings to their original state To reset the radio press the Chat Button Hail Distress Button and Lifeline Button at the same time MAINTENANCE Maintain the O Rings To lengthen the life of your unit and prevent accidental flooding keep the o rings clean of dirt hair and debris WARNING Any dirt or contamination on the o ring may ...

Page 12: ...ANTY IS ONLY AVAILABLE TO THE ORIGINAL OWNER ON UNITS BOUGHT FROM AN AUTHORIZED DEALER AT MANUFACTURER SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE MSRP OR MINIMUM ADVERTISED PRICE MAP This warranty does not apply to a unit that has been Improperly used Used for a purpose other than that recommended in the product installation and operation instructions Damaged or has failed because of an accident or abnormal operation...

Page 13: ...IONS NOTE Product specifications and features are subject to change without notice Size Weight Weight 9 88 Oz 280 g Dimensions 2 6 w x 5 72 h x 1 8 d Power Battery Supply Voltage 3 7V DC Battery Capacity 1850 mAh Li on Maximum RF Power 1 85 Watts 0dB 3 5dB Average Operating RF Power 1 Watt Maximum Deviation 5KHz AF Output 400 mW 8 Ohms for 10 THD GPS Radio Communication Range GPS Module Jupiter 3G...

Page 14: ...DECLORATION OF CONFORMITY Download CE Documentation at www nautiluslifeline com support ...

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