SCUBAPRO-UWATEC galileo luna, Manual

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2. Menus, settings and functions
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2. Menus, settings and functions
English
Using the “  ” and “  ” buttons, you can
scroll through the entire list of dives.
Press “ ENTR ” to look up any particular
dive. For each dive there are 5 pages.
The first page contains details about depth,
time, set oxygen concentration, minimum
water temperature and dive number for
that day. By
pressing “ >> ” you advance
to the second page of the log, whereas by
pressing
“
<<
” you advance to the last page
of the log.
The second page shows the depth and the
temperature profiles.
Pressing
“
>>
” brings
you to the third page of the log.
The third page shows the time the dive
started, the time the dive ended, the
surface interval prior to this dive, the
CNS O
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level at the end of this dive and the
average depth of the dive.
The fourth page shows the MB level with
which the dive was started and, if there was
an MB level reduction, what the final MB
level was. It also shows altitude class, the
lowest battery level during the dive and the
amount of gas consumed.
The fifth page shows a listing of all the
alarms and warnings that were triggered
during the dive.
Within the list of dives there is also
Dive
statistics with a range of dates. On this
page you can see the longest dive ever
made with the computer, the deepest dive,
the total time spent underwater, the total
number of dives and also the number of
hours that the computer has been on (on
the surface or diving) since the last battery
change.
At any point in time inside the Logbook
menu, press “ EXIT ” to return to the main
Logbook menu.