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Page 3: ...It is NOT for use by military and commercial divers It should NOT be utilized for any competitive or repetitive square wave or decompression diving as it is intended solely for recreational use and no...

Page 4: ...includes verification of depth accuracy and proper general function Labor charges for the annual inspection are not covered by the warranty You must provide a copy of the original sales receipt and a...

Page 5: ...eanic All rights are reserved PATENT NOTICE U S Patents have been issued or applied for to protect the following design features Graphic Diver Interface Pre Dive Planning Sequence Dive Time Remaining...

Page 6: ...s uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause interference to radio communications There is no guarantee that interference w...

Page 7: ...en Accumlation Bar Graph 8 Variable Ascent Rate Indicator 9 Breathing Gas Consumption Indicator 10 Breathing Gas Time Remaining Bar Graph 11 Dive Time Remaining 11 Breathing Gas Time Remaining 12 No D...

Page 8: ...c Interface Legend 24 ACTIVATION SETUP 25 Making the DataTrans Plus Personal 26 Activating the Display 27 Surface Mode 31 Mode Menu System 31 Entering Settings 33 Set Time 33 Set Date 34 Set Alternate...

Page 9: ...41 Set Language 43 Language Correction Procedure 44 PREDIVE DIVE MODES 45 Positioning of the Display Module 47 Link Interruption Underwater 47 Operational Modes 48 FO2 Mode 49 FO2 Set for Air 49 Sett...

Page 10: ...Mode 62 Transition Period 62 FO2 Mode 63 Plan Mode 63 Time to Fly 64 Dive Log Mode 65 History Mode 68 External Access Mode 69 HANDLING THE EXTREMES 71 Emergency Decompression 72 Gas Time Remaining Dur...

Page 11: ...Violation 84 Exceeding Maximum Operating Depth 85 Oxygen Exposure 86 Partial Pressure of Oxygen 87 High PO2 Dive Mode 87 Oxygen Accumulation 88 High Oxygen Accumulation 89 Message Box Warnings 90 Unex...

Page 12: ...itrox 103 REFERENCE 105 More About Flying After Diving 106 More About Altitude Diving 107 More About Nitrox Diving 109 Multiple Tissue Tracking 110 No Decompression Limits 112 Repetitive Decompression...

Page 13: ...1 D a t a Tr a n s P lu s F E A TU R E S a n d D I S P LA Y S...

Page 14: ...ll functions except those that related to tank pressure Your DataTrans Plus presents the information that you need before during and after your air or nitrox dives using Oceanic s intuitive combinatio...

Page 15: ...letely before attempting to use the DataTrans Plus Check the DataTrans Plus frequently during your dive You must also be a trained diver certified by a recognized training agency in Scuba diving Prior...

Page 16: ...l and continue as you set or access different display modes On the surface before diving you can perform the following operations using the Control Console Activate the display module Select units of...

Page 17: ...the Dive mode the Advance Left button can be used to activate the display s Oceanglo backlight and the Select Right button can be used to ac cess an Alternate Dive mode that displays additional inform...

Page 18: ...ional being that the DataTrans Plus can be used for air dives or nitrox dives For clarity these terms are defined as Breathing Gas the gaseous mixture breathed during a dive Air a breathing gas that c...

Page 19: ...your depth and elapsed dive time increase segments will add to the graph beginning in the lower left portion of the screen As you ascend to shallower depths this bar graph will begin to recede indica...

Page 20: ...equence and no seg ments of the O2 bar graph are displayed Fig 6 that next dive is calculated to be controlled by nitrogen loading WARNING Oceanic advocates responsible diving practices consistent wit...

Page 21: ...of PO2 exceeds the maximum allowed limit of 1 60 BAR ATA This is explained in detail in the Handling the Extremes section Prior to a repetitive nitrox dive if the segments of the O2 Bar Graph are dis...

Page 22: ...anted U S Patent No 5 156 055 Breathing Gas Consumption Indicator The Breathing Gas Consumption Indicator bar graph located at the lower left portion of the display Fig 10 is a true biofeedback monito...

Page 23: ...s and it takes into account the breathing gas required for a safe ascent including any required decompression stops The green yellow and red zones adjacent to the bar graph enable you to quickly focus...

Page 24: ...maining The DataTrans Plus presents the dive time remain ing that is considered to be of primary importance This unique feature of se lect Oceanic dive computers has been granted U S Patent No 4 586 1...

Page 25: ...ly monitored and Breathing Gas Time Remaining reflects any change in your circumstances For example when a buddy starts breathing from your octopus or you sud denly find yourself swimming against a st...

Page 26: ...Bar Graph Fig 14 As you ascend from depth following a dive that has approached the no decom pression limit the Tissue Loading Bar Graph will diminish as control shifts to slower compartments This is a...

Page 27: ...tions for the dive will be controlled by oxygen Oxygen Time Remaining will then appear as the main numeric time display Fig 15a as sig nified by the O2 symbol appearing to the right of the display As...

Page 28: ...shes to indicate that you have gone out of range This is described in detail in the Handling the Extremes section A second depth display located in the lower right portion of the LCD Fig 16b indicates...

Page 29: ...indicates elapsed Surface Time theoretical Dive Time Available Dive Time Remaining or Total Ascent Time required A second Time display appears in the lower portion of the screen Depending on the opera...

Page 30: ...If the Alternate Mode has been turned off Elapsed Dive Time can be displayed by depressing the Select Right but ton Ambient Temperature Display When the Alternate Mode is turned on ambient Temperatur...

Page 31: ...are as follows Entry into decompression Decreasing to 5 minutes of Breathing Gas Dive Time Remaining Partial pressure of oxygen equal to or greater than 1 40 ATA Immediate Danger continuous One Beep p...

Page 32: ...you enter a Delayed or Immediate Violation Mode a Single Long Beep will be emitted This will occur if one of these Violation rules are broken Depth is shallower than the required stop depth for more...

Page 33: ...In addition to using a high contrast LCD for easy readability in low light condi tions the DataTrans Plus Oceanglo backlight feature evenly and easily illu minates the full display Fig 21 This means t...

Page 34: ...es with body heat before diving Even though the DataTrans Plus will operate in this wide range of tempera tures it is possible to damage the electronics if left exposed to direct sunlight or in a hot...

Page 35: ...omputer with another diver underwater It is im possible for two divers to stay precisely together underwater and your computer s dive profile tracking of previous dives will be pertinent to you only N...

Page 36: ...Ascent Rate Indicator e Gas Time Remaining Bar Graph f Transmitter Link icon g Operating mode icon detail A h Oxygen mode symbol i Low Battery icon detail B j Maximum Depth icon k Elapsed Dive Time ic...

Page 37: ...25 D a t a Tr a n s P lu s A CTI VA TI O N a n d S E TU P...

Page 38: ...that installation be performed by an Au thorized Oceanic Dealer at the time of purchase If this is not possible refer to the instructions for this procedure on page 102 NOTE The DataTrans Plus transm...

Page 39: ...with a Transmit ter code serial number using the Control Console ACTIVATING THE DISPLAY Before activating the Display Module the regulator containing the transmitter must be connected to a full tank...

Page 40: ...ions coded frequency link to the transmitter and battery voltage to ensure that ev erything is working correctly If the Display Module is already set to the Transmitter s link code the Link icon will...

Page 41: ...Module was not positioned in close proximity to the Trans mitter during activation or not correctly positioned parallel to it The Display Module is not linked to the same coded frequency as the Trans...

Page 42: ...ve its battery power Check your Dis play Module before entering the water to verify that it is functioning and doesn t need reactivation To save its battery power while on the surface the Display Modu...

Page 43: ...mputer If you followed the Linking procedure you have already developed a feel for how the Control Console works The Advance Left button is used to move through the Mode Menu and change each setting a...

Page 44: ...e with alarms you can set the values at which depth and tank pressure will alert you when you are going too deep or running low on breathing gas NOTE If the DataTrans Plus is left unattended for five...

Page 45: ...t Time follow this procedure beginning in Surface Mode 1 Press the Advance Left button 5 times to advance to the Set Mode MODE SET will appear with SET flashing Fig 31 If you accidentally pass the Set...

Page 46: ...hange to the current Date follow this procedure beginning with step 1 if in Surface Mode or beginning with step 4 if you just set the Time 1 Press the Advance Left button 5 times to advance to the Set...

Page 47: ...this procedure beginning with step 1 if in the Surface Mode or beginning with step 4 if you just set the Date 1 Press the Advance Left button 5 times to advance to the Set Mode 2 Press the Select Righ...

Page 48: ...lect the Set Mode 3 Press the Advance Left button 4 times to advance to the Unit setting SET UNIT will appear with UNIT flashing Fig 38 4 Press the Select Right button to select the Unit setting PSI a...

Page 49: ...arm settings allow you to preset more conservative limits to better avoid these situations Depth Alarm Set Point The Depth Alarm will alert you whenever you reach or exceed the maximum depth Set Point...

Page 50: ...from 300 to 1000 psi 21 to 70 bar You will recall that Breathing Gas Time Remaining is the time that you can remain at your present depth and following a safe ascent still surface with a prescribed b...

Page 51: ...nning with step 1 if in the Surface Mode or beginning with step 4 if you just set Units of Measure 1 Press the Advance Left button 5 times to advance to the Set Mode 2 Press the Select Right button to...

Page 52: ...s Although possible Oceanic does not recommend the disablement of the audible alarm The audible portion of the alarm may not be desired by some divers in certain situations Underwater photographers fo...

Page 53: ...alue of 00 PSI remained flashing on the screen the Linking procedure must be performed before the Display Module can receive tank pressure data from the Transmitter The Linking procedure may also need...

Page 54: ...dvance Left button this will change the code to an incorrect number b If the numbers are not the same press the Advance Left button to change the first digit of the code as required then press the Sel...

Page 55: ...on 4 more times to advance to the Set Mode 2 Press the Select Right button to select the Set Mode 3 Press the Advance Left button 7 times to advance to the Language set ting SET LANG will appear with...

Page 56: ...ully perform the following procedure 1 Press the Advance Left button 5 times to arrive at the Set Mode 2 Press the Select Right button once to enter Set Mode 3 Press the Advance Left button 7 times to...

Page 57: ...45 D a t a Tr a n s P lu s P R E D I V E a n d D I V E M O D E S...

Page 58: ...O 2 NO DECO 0 5 10 20 30 40 50 60 D E C O C Z C Z P S I F T O 2 N O D E C O 0 5 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 Poor reception distance Greater than 3 feet Poor reception area Poor reception area D E C O C Z...

Page 59: ...at distances greater than 6 feet 2 meters in front of the Transmitter Best reception is achieved when the Display Module is within 3 feet 1 meter of the Transmitter When installed into a high pressure...

Page 60: ...shortly af ter the strobe flashes The link will be restored in 4 seconds WARNING During the period of link interruption the Display Module will temporarily loose transmitted pressure related function...

Page 61: ...O2 Set for Air If you are using Air as your breathing gas you can verify that Air is the FO2 value by performing the following procedure beginning in the Surface Mode 1 Press the Advance Left button o...

Page 62: ...or the Display Module automatically turns off Once FO2 is set to a value greater than 21 to match the nitrox mix being used for that nitrox dive the FO2 value displayed during the FO2 Mode that is acc...

Page 63: ...Select Right button once to select the FO2 Mode If a previous dive was made that day with the unit set for Air FO2 and Air will appear with Air flashing If a previous dive was made with the unit set...

Page 64: ...n control following your last dive and surface interval WARNING The Pre Dive Planning Sequence predicts only no decompression times for subsequent dives Depending on cyl inder size breathing gas consu...

Page 65: ...ted oxygen tolerance limits based upon either a single dive oxygen dose or your 24 hour accumulation of oxygen if calculated to be oxygen controlled Information displayed includes Previous Dive Depth...

Page 66: ...2 bar graph are displayed Pre Dive Planning Sequence Fig 62 that next dive is calculated to be controlled by oxygen loading The DataTrans Plus will store oxygen accumulation for up to 10 dives con duc...

Page 67: ...nk Pressure Current Depth and the applicable bar graphs If you set the Alternate display option ON during setup the values of Tem perature Elapsed Dive Time and Maximum Depth will be displayed continu...

Page 68: ...tion and Variable Ascent Rate Indicator bar graphs fill and recede as their respective rates increase and decrease throughout the dive WARNING Every effort should be made to keep all of the bar graphs...

Page 69: ...conducted during the 24 hour period after surfac ing NOTE Decompression Dive Mode Violation Modes and Gauge Mode are each described in the Handling the Extremes section ASCENDING TO THE SURFACE While...

Page 70: ...ne of caution based upon your individual age physique excessive weight training experience etc to reduce the statistical risk The Variable Ascent Rate Indicator shows how fast you are ascending When y...

Page 71: ...imes Also when above 2 000 feet 610 meters depth calibration is automatically changed to read in feet of freshwater rather than feet of seawater NOTE If activated above 14 000 feet 4 268 meters a mess...

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Page 74: ...will indicate current oxygen loading if the dive was a nitrox dive FO2 set for a numerical value Temperature and Time of Day will also be displayed If you descend during the 10 minute transition perio...

Page 75: ...was set for a numeric value of FO2 greater than 21 22 to 50 prior to the dive the FO2 value displayed after the dive will be 50 Fig 71 and subsequent dives will be calculated based on 50 oxygen for o...

Page 76: ...the nitrogen or oxygen limit whichever is in control The respective bar graph will be displayed to indicate which is in control Time to Fly As you should be aware from your own training the longer you...

Page 77: ...y recommended that you wait a full 24 hours after your last dive to add a greater degree of protection More About Flying After Diving and DAN s guidelines is presented in the Reference section DIVE LO...

Page 78: ...beginning in Surface Mode 1 Press the Advance Left button 3 times to advance to the Log Mode MODE LOG will appear with LOG flashing Fig 74 2 Press the Select Right button once to select enter the Log...

Page 79: ...nt at any time during the dive Vari able Ascent Rate Indicator 7 Press the Advance Left button once to view the information associated with oxygen Fig 78 Displayed will be Log Mode icon dive Number FO...

Page 80: ...the information provided in History Mode follow this procedure be ginning in the Surface Mode 1 Press the Advance Left button 4 times to advance to the History Mode MODE HIST will appear with HIST fl...

Page 81: ...ur DataTrans Plus into an IBM compatible personal computer program running on a Windows 3 x or Windows 95 operating system Instructions for performing the inter face and download are provided with the...

Page 82: ...in the OceanLog User s Manual 3 If you are not going to download information press the Advance Left but ton once to return to the Surface Mode If you press the Select Right but ton once the letters EA...

Page 83: ...71 D a t a Tr a n s P lu s H A N D LI N G TH E E X TR E M E S...

Page 84: ...litary and commercial divers plan ahead for this situation by ensuring that they have complete surface support including a redundant breathing gas supply for emergencies They also navigate very carefu...

Page 85: ...DataTrans Plus is designed to help you by providing a complete representation of how close you are to entering decompression In the event that you do inad vertently enter decompression the red zone o...

Page 86: ...repetitive dives Upon entering decompression you must immediately change the focus of your dive to getting safely back to the surface Upon seeing the Tissue Loading Bar Graph enter the red decompress...

Page 87: ...ig 87 This means that only 5 minutes remain before your breathing gas supply will be reduced to the minimum level necessary to perform the required decompression stops and still provide a tank pressur...

Page 88: ...Bar Graph in the green No Decompression NO DECO zone WARNING Never exit the water with the Tissue Loading Bar Graph in the red decompression DECO zone Doing so greatly increases the risk of decompress...

Page 89: ...ellow caution C Z zone and enter the red decompression DECO zone Also the audible alarm will emit a double beep to alert you The other bar graphs will continue to represent their respective informatio...

Page 90: ...ater Though more time is theoretically available it is strongly recom mended that you spend the remainder of the dive continuing to decompress at or slightly deeper than 10 feet 3 meters This will let...

Page 91: ...Violation Mode If properly handled the Conditional Violation Mode can assist you in getting back to the surface and allow continued use of the DataTrans Plus The situation that will force the DataTra...

Page 92: ...Once the penalty time is worked off and off gas sing credit begins required decompression stop depths and time will decrease and the Tissue Loading Bar Graph will recede into the caution C Z zone and...

Page 93: ...oad ing Bar Graph will flash and the Message Box alternately flashes EXCEEDED and CEILING Fig 95 four times Total Ascent Time needed to get back to the surface will still be displayed numerically in t...

Page 94: ...30 feet 39 meters Expanded capabilities of the DataTrans Plus are provided as safety features to assist you with emergency situa tions Upon descending deeper than 330 feet 99 5 meters the Tissue Loadi...

Page 95: ...ould be preceded by entering the Delayed Violation Mode previously described The DataTrans Plus cannot accurately calculate decompression times for depths much greater than 60 feet 18 meters and offer...

Page 96: ...s not provide the FO2 Plan or Time to Fly features A countdown timer beginning 10 minutes after the dive at 23 50 hr min with a triple dash display Fig 99 will inform you of the time re maining before...

Page 97: ...is for which is purely theoretical The maximum depth the DataTrans Plus will display all of its features is 330 feet 99 5 meters Upon exceeding a depth of 330 feet 99 5 meters the Tis sue Loading Bar...

Page 98: ...The DataTrans Plus is not intended for use by military or commercial divers By making a nitrox dive without the necessary training preparation and equipment you will have placed yourself in an unneces...

Page 99: ...display until par tial pressure of oxygen decreases below a value of 1 40 ATA If partial pressure of oxygen continues to increase the value of PO2 displayed will increase from 1 40 toward a value of...

Page 100: ...of oxygen accu mulation for either that dive or 24 hour period whichever is greater Oceanic strongly recommends that you avoid exceeding oxygen expo sure limits and reminds you that nitrox diving req...

Page 101: ...t of oxy gen tolerance Oxygen Dive Time Remaining is 0 00 the audible alarm will emit a continuous one beep per second and the O2 Bar Graph will enter the red danger zone and the full bar graph will f...

Page 102: ...eding the maximum allowed partial pressure of oxygen In these situations the Message Box will display the most important warning for that time allowing more critical warnings to override others of les...

Page 103: ...r trip would be ruined or your safety would be jeopardized by losing the use of your DataTrans Plus an analog or digital backup system or use of stan dard air or nitrox tables is highly recommended A...

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Page 105: ...93 D a t a Tr a n s P lu s CA R E a n d M A I N TE N A N CE...

Page 106: ...ansparent face becomes scratched Oceanic can replace it although small scratches will naturally disappear underwater CAUTION Never spray aerosols of any kind on or near the DataTrans Plus The propella...

Page 107: ...fter removal from a fresh water bath place the DataTrans Plus under gently running water and towel dry before storing Transport your DataTrans Plus cool dry and protected WARNING Never under any circu...

Page 108: ...your DataTrans Plus depth readings DO NOT attempt to dive with it until it has been inspected by Oceanic Customer Service It is possible to damage the DataTrans Plus depth sensor if it is not pressure...

Page 109: ...ic Dealer Send prepaid and insured to the nearest Oceanic service facility If you have any questions regarding DataTrans Plus service call Oceanic Customer Service at 510 562 0500 8 to 5 PST NOTE Prev...

Page 110: ...tain from a set of batteries will vary Ap proximately 100 dives could be conducted with the recom mended batteries This is still considered to be substantial given the convenience of the user replacea...

Page 111: ...ther battery icon remains on display and that you replace the batteries of the Transmitter and Display Module with new prior to any multi day dive trip WARNING Adjusted No Decompression Limits nitroge...

Page 112: ...of moisture into the unit If found return your DataTrans Plus to an Au thorized Oceanic Dealer and DO NOT use it until it has received service To remove the o ring press the sides with your fingertip...

Page 113: ...ward pressure as you begin turning the cap Apply a coin to the recessed slot and tighten until secure Activate the Display Module and watch carefully as it performs a full diag nostic and battery chec...

Page 114: ...ior to installing the spring and battery ensure that no moisture is present around the retaining ring located inside the base of the com partment Note The retainer ring cannot be removed or replaced b...

Page 115: ...open end wrench Attach the regulator first stage to a full scuba cylinder Open the cylinder valve slowly listening for gas escaping around the fit ting If gas is leaking take the complete regulator sy...

Page 116: ...ter prepared by the Oceanic factory and certified and tagged for Oxygen Service is subsequently used with compressed air it cannot then be used with nitrogen oxygen Nitrox breathing gas mixtures in wh...

Page 117: ...105 D a t a T r a n s P l u s R E F E R E N CE...

Page 118: ...e that required a decompression stop flying should be delayed for at least 24 hours and if possible for 48 hours Since the 1990 UHMS guidelines were introduced data from the Diver s Alert Network DAN...

Page 119: ...prior to expo sure to atmospheric pressures equivalent to 1 000 feet 330 meters above sea level or greater When repetitive dives are conducted during the same day or period of days it is suggested tha...

Page 120: ...exposure limits to add a larger zone of caution Whenever the DataTrans Plus is manually activated at altitudes higher than 2 000 feet 610 meters it will automatically recalibrate itself to measure de...

Page 121: ...AA Diving Manual Although CNS oxygen toxicity is considered the pri mary constraint for higher levels of PO2 there are circumstances in which pulmonary oxygen toxicity can limit exposures CNS oxygen t...

Page 122: ...s Plus tracks twelve tissue compartments with halftimes ranging from 5 to 480 minutes The Tissue Loading Bar Graph always displays the controlling compartment that is the only one important at that ti...

Page 123: ...14 13 12 11 etc 20 80 40 120 160 etc Tissue Half Time DECO C Z NO DECO DECO C Z NO DECO DECO C Z NO DECO Tissue Half Time No of Segments 12 v 12v 12 40 20 Display Seen by the Diver Fig 112 Think of th...

Page 124: ...lanning Sequence does not scroll past 160 feet 48 meters REPETITIVE DECOMPRESSION DIVING The decompression model used by the DataTrans Plus is based on the no decompression multilevel repetitive dive...

Page 125: ...ecompression sickness even when per formed according to the computer s calculations In the event that you must make an emergency decompression dive you must not make another dive for at least 24 hours...

Page 126: ...Decompression ceilings at 10 20 30 40 50 60 feet 3 6 9 12 15 18 meters Altitude Algorithm Based on NOAA tables Oxygen Tolerance Limits Based on NOAA tables OPERATIONAL MODES Modes Activation Diagnosti...

Page 127: ...green 3 Caution zone yellow 2 High zone red 3 DISPLAY RANGE RESOLUTION Numeric Displays Range Resolution Dive Number 0 9 1 Depth 0 330 ft 0 99 5 m 1 ft 5 m Maximum Depth 330 ft 99 5 m 1 ft 5 m FO2 Set...

Page 128: ...if dive is made within 120 minutes after initial activation Reactivation required Cannot be shut off manually Special Displays Occurrence Audible Alarm Access On demand Diagnostic Display Activation...

Page 129: ...deepest dive first When making repetitive dives it is imperative to ensure that each con secutive dive is shallower than the one before This will allow your body s slower tissues to continue out gassi...

Page 130: ...ST MODO DATI MODE DATA MODO HIST MODE HIST MODE SET MODO REG MODE SET MODO LST MODE REG SET TIME REG ORA SET ZEIT LST TIEM REG HEURE SET DATE REG DATA SET DATM LST DIA REG DATE JAN GEN JAN ENE JAN FEB...

Page 131: ...RM PRFN ALRM PROF ALRM GAS ALRM GAS ALRM LUF ALRM GAS ALRM GAS ALRM ON ALRM ON ALRM AN ALRM ON ALRM OUI ALRM OFF ALRM OFF ALRM AUS ALRM OFF ALRM NON SET LINK REG COLL SET KUPP LST CONX LIAISON SN 9999...

Page 132: ...T 3 MET 3 MET SELF TEST TEST EIGENTEST AUTO EXAM AUTO TEST GAS ALARM GAS ALARM LUFTALARM GAS ALARM GAS ALARM TOO HIGH QUOTA ECC ZU HOCK DEM ALTO ALTITUDE TOO FAST RALLENTAR ZU SCHNEL DEM RAPID VITREMO...

Page 133: ...Rate The speed that a diver ascends toward the surface Audible Alarm A computer emitted tone that alerts the diver to potential danger Breathing Gas Consumption Indicator A graphic display of breathi...

Page 134: ...y of previous dive information Dive Time Remaining A display of the time before a diver must surface based on no decompression status oxygen accumulation status or tank pressure Elapsed Dive Time The...

Page 135: ...e conducted using nitrox 22 to 50 O2 as the breathing gas No Deco Abbreviation for No Decompression No Deco Time Remaining The amount of dive time remaining based on no decompression status No Decompr...

Page 136: ...equired to pause during ascent to allow absorbed nitrogen to escape naturally from the tissues Square Wave Dive A type of dive profile where the entire dive is spent at one depth between descent and a...

Page 137: ...udes 1 battery o ring silicon grease P N 04 8100 Lens Protector adheres to the Display Module lens prevents scratches P N 04 4200 Transit Clip retractable mounting device for attaching Display Module...

Page 138: ...ESPONSIBLE DIVER AS A RESPONSIBLE DIVER I UNDERSTAND AND ASSUME THE RISKS I MAY ENCOUNTER WHILE DIVING RESPONSIBLE DIVING BEGINS WITH DIVING WITHIN THE LIMITS OF MY ABILITY AND TRAINING EVALUATING THE...

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