Poseidon SE7EN User Manual
Appendix 3 Page 104
The next most important region is the upper-left part of the screen, where the current PO
2
value
is displayed (2 in figure 3-2). The lower half of the screen includes basic information about depth
(on the left side, 3), and time (on the right side, 4). The left and right edges of the screen (5) include
bar graphs that represent the current capacity of the diluent (left side) and oxygen (right side)
cylinders, as a percentage of total cylinder capacity. Finally, the center circle of the screen (6)
includes several user changeable instruments such as ascent rate, compass and other features.
When the Poseidon SE7EN electronics are started the display has the capability of showing many
things but in the figure 3-3 the main symbols, icons and graphical elements is described in detail.
Figure 3-2.
LCD display layout.
Figure 3-3.
Symbols.
DANGER:
If the Primary Display screen is ever blank while diving the
Poseidon SE7EN, immediately commence an abort to the surface
in Open-Circuit mode (regardless of whether the HUD Vibrator is
activated). Failure to do so could lead to serious injury or death.
Display states
Connecting status
Time
Battery life indicator
Oxygen
gas pressure
Diluent
gas pressure
Center area
Alarm and
Warning area
DO NOT DIVE
General alert
Stop ascending
Electronics alert
Abort
Celling alert
Ascend indicator
Decend indicator
C0, C1 or C2 Confidence
No Circuit mode.
Mouthpiece position
Unknown
Question
Exhortation
Alarm and Warning symbols
Land view
Dive view
Dive log
Map
Picture
Planner
System
Settings
Display states and views
Level
Level low
Charging
Battery status
Connecting symbols
Wifi
CAN connected
CAN connected,
power input
CAN connected,
power output
GPS not fixed
GPS fixed
Compass calibration
Compass Magnetism
Warning
Open Circuit
Closed Circuit
Guage Mode
