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DRIVER MANUAL .................................................3
IMPORTANT WARNINGS .................................3

GENERAL WARNINGS ........................................3

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS ................5

WATCH: .............................................................................5

DIVE COMPUTER .....................................................5

SWITCHING ON THE DRIVER.......................6

SWITCHING OFF THE DRIVER.....................6

SEQUENCE OF FUNCTIONS .........................7

OPERATING MODES ...........................................7

SET T1 MODE (WATCH, CALENDAR, 

MEASUREMENT, TEMPERATURE, AND 

DISPLAY CONTRAST)  ........................................7

SECOND TIME ZONE (T2) ...............................8

SET T2 MODE (SECOND TIME ZONE)  9

SET DIVE MODE .......................................................9

T1 (WATCH) AND T2 

(SECOND TIME ZONE) MODES..................11

DIVE MODE ..............................................................12

DIVE - STANDBY .......................................................12

DIVE MODE (DURING THE DIVE) .............12

ALARMS DURING THE DIVE .........................13

SURFACE TIME - MSST (MINIMUM 

SUGGESTED SURFACE TIME) ......................13

LOGBOOK MODE ....................................................15

STOPWATCH ................................................................16

COUNTDOWN ............................................................17

ALARM ..............................................................................17

PC-MAC SYNCHRONIZATION .....................18

DRIVER - TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS .19

1. APPEARANCE ........................................................19

2. TIME ...............................................................................19

3. DIVE MODE .............................................................19

4. DIVE LOGBOOK ...................................................20

5. TEMPERATURE.....................................................20

6. CHRONOGRAPH ................................................21

7. COUNT DOWN TIMER ....................................21

8. OTHER ..........................................................................21

REPLACING THE BATTERY.............................22
DRIVER SERIAL NUMBER ...............................23
EC CERTIFICATION..............................................23
CARE AND MAINTENANCE ............................23
DISPOSING OF THE DRIVER .........................24
CERTIFICATE OF GUARANTEE .....................24

Summary of Contents for DRIVER

Page 1: ...DRIVER www seacsub com FREEDIVING COMPUTER ...

Page 2: ...H AND T2 SECOND TIME ZONE MODES 11 DIVE MODE 12 DIVE STANDBY 12 DIVE MODE DURING THE DIVE 12 ALARMS DURING THE DIVE 13 SURFACE TIME MSST MINIMUM SUGGESTED SURFACE TIME 13 LOGBOOK MODE 15 STOPWATCH 16 COUNTDOWN 17 ALARM 17 PC MAC SYNCHRONIZATION 18 DRIVER TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS 19 1 APPEARANCE 19 2 TIME 19 3 DIVE MODE 19 4 DIVE LOGBOOK 20 5 TEMPERATURE 20 6 CHRONOGRAPH 21 7 COUNT DOWN TIMER 21 8...

Page 3: ...manual and you have understood how it works WARNING The dive computer is not a substitute for diver training and should only be used by divers who have been properly trained and who have earned the appropriate license issued by a Certified Teaching Association WARNING Freediving entails risks of syncope taravana pulmonary edema and hemoptysis and in general other risks related to diving even a tho...

Page 4: ...rge Do NOT dive if the low battery icon is shown on the display Always check that the display shows no signs of any malfunction and that it is clearly legible WARNING Always check that the settings are correct for your dive and don t allow anyone else to tamper with your computer before the dive If it has been tampered with by another person check that your settings are correct WARNING It is impor...

Page 5: ... one dive and the next MSST Minimum Suggested Surface Time Full setting of alarm parameters for dive time and depth Visual and auditory alarms Auditory alarms can be enabled or disabled Fresh saltwater setting User replaceable batteries Session based logbook Option to set the sampling rate to one second or two seconds Switch units of measure between metric meters and C and Imperial feet and F PC M...

Page 6: ...ing off the Driver resets the system which permanently deletes all records in the logbook Therefore if you don t want to lose your saved dive data you must first download them to PC or Mac using the dedicated software which you can download for free from www seacsub com and the USB connecting cable available separately General settings time date unit of measure alarms etc are saved How to switch o...

Page 7: ...4 hour Default time 12 00 00 Default July 1 2018 Range Jan 1 2000 31 Dec 2099 LCD contrast 1 10 Firmware version TIME GENERAL SETTING mode set LCD contrast set pushbutton beep tone set temperature unit set length unit set day set month set second set minute set hour set 12 24 hour format set year To enter SET T1 press and hold the M button on the main screen until you hear a beep The seconds digit...

Page 8: ...it of measure for temperature degrees Celsius C or degrees Fahrenheit F Use the U D buttons to select C or F and then briefly press the M button to confirm On the BUTTON BEEP screen you can enable disable the button press beep by selecting ON or OFF using the U D buttons Briefly press the M button to confirm The LCD screen shows the current firmware release and the level of LCD contrast which can ...

Page 9: ...lash increase the value with the U button or decrease with the D Briefly press the M button to confirm Confirm and exit SET T2 by pressing the M button SET DIVE MODE Default 2 seconds Default SEA Default off Default off Default 50m Range 3 120 m Default 10 00 Range 00 10 99 50 Default off mm ss increment per 10s DIVE SETTING mode Sampling Rate sec Minimum Suggested Surface Time Alert Set MAX DEPTH...

Page 10: ...ng maximum time flashes Use the U D buttons to select ON or OFF and then briefly press the M button to confirm On the MSST AL screen the ON OFF setting for the alarm for failure to respect the minimum suggested surface time MSST flashes Use the U D buttons to select ON or OFF and then briefly press the M button to confirm On the D MEDIA screen the SEA FRESH setting for use in seawater or freshwate...

Page 11: ...bottom From T1 mode watch press the U button to enter T2 mode Time zone After five seconds displaying the second time zone and temperature during which time the T2 icon is shown on the upper left and the small T2 icon flashes alongside time the display will return to T1 main watch mode current primary time To keep display of the second time zone fixed on your screen when viewing T2 press the U but...

Page 12: ...on DIVE MODE DURING THE DIVE current depth dive time descend temperature C curent ascend descend speed m sec or feet sec Dive session can be started either a Manually by U at standby b Dive 1 5m below water Dive session is ended a hold U end the session during surface time mode 3 b Automatically 1 hour on surface DIVE mode DIVE PERIOD screen The session can be launched in the following ways 1 Manu...

Page 13: ...r will suggest a minimum surface time for physical recovery between two dives which will be shown on the upper left using a flashing RECOVERY icon The surface time calculation that will be shown on the display is as follows for freedives to depths shallower than 30 meters dive time x 2 Freedives to a depth below 30 meters max depth 5 The MSST value you see on the upper left as soon as the dive con...

Page 14: ... PERIOD Surface Time screen SURFACE RECOVER PERIOD Current Time screen DIVE mode hydration reminder During the session the warning drink H2O will appear on the screen it s a reminder to hydrate by drinking water When you freedive it s crucial to stay hydrated in order to reduce the risks of serious health problems that can strike freedivers that can potentially lead to very serious consequences Th...

Page 15: ... is irreversible erase logbook logbook erased mode header total number of dives minimum temperature longest dive time total of sessions deepest dive LOGBOOK mode LOGBOOK SETTING mode Header screen Diving Odometer In Logbook mode press the U button to enter the detail for each session You will see Session data ID number session start time and whether a sea dive was set SEA Every 2 seconds the displ...

Page 16: ...p dive time depth screen 2 2 max asc surface max des NOTE The Driver can store data for up to 500 dives Naturally this depends on the save frequency you have set 1 or 2 seconds and the length of your dives It can save up to 99 sessions and each session can contain up to 199 dives STOPWATCH The minutes and hours max 23 hours 59 minutes will be shown in the middle of the display and the seconds and ...

Page 17: ...set hour set minute set second COUNTDOWN TIMER mode COUNTDOWN TIMER SETTING mode max 23 59 59 99 ALARM The center of the display will show the time set for the alarm and ON or OFF at the bottom to show if the alarm is on or not Select ON or OFF with the U button Selecting ON will turn on the alarm icon to the right above the minutes To set the alarm press the M button for at least 3 seconds until ...

Page 18: ...it from www seacsub com and follow the instructions for the PC Mac program to sync and download your data WARNING Using the PC Mac program you can set whether or not to keep logbook data saved to the Driver or whether to delete the memory once the data have been transferred to your computer The decision to delete data from the Driver is irreversible While connected with the PC Mac you can check fo...

Page 19: ...rmat selectable One Daily Alarm Dual Time 3 DIVE MODE Depth Max Depth 100 meters 328 feet Depth unit Meter Feet selectable Depth Resolution Depth 100 meters 328 feet 0 1 meter 0 32 feet Max dive time surface time 99 minutes 59 seconds Ascent Descent rate Sea or Fresh dive media selectable Automatic Manual start stop session Dive mode hydration reminder Dive Alarm Depth alarm with on off Dive time ...

Page 20: ...ludes Start date time Total no of dive records Min Temperature Max Depth Dive record information includes Dive time Surface time Min Temperature Max Depth Max ascend descent rate Surface recovery not complete icon 5 TEMPERATURE Range 20 to 70 Celsius 4 to 158 Fahrenheit Resolution Celsius 0 1 Celsius Fahrenheit Temperature 100 0 Fahrenheit 0 1 Fahrenheit Temperature 100 0 Fahrenheit 1 Fahrenheit U...

Page 21: ...e per minute during last 10 minutes Beep once every 10 seconds during last minute Beep once per second for final five seconds Beep continuously for 30 seconds when timer reaches zero 8 OTHER EL backlight Keytone on off LCD contrast selectable PC MAC data communication Firmware update through PC MAC ...

Page 22: ... its housing and making sure that the polarity sign is facing outward e Remove the old O ring from the housing in the metal cover and replace it with the new one Make sure that the O Ring is not damaged and once inserted make sure it isn t twisted at any point f Position the cover on the Driver case and press it evenly downward Make sure that in the area around the screws the cover is flush with t...

Page 23: ...e Do not place the computer in a hyperbaric chamber The computer is designed for a reading accuracy of 2 The degree of accuracy required by the European standards is 3 5 European standards require that the unit be checked periodically to monitor the precision of its depth and time readings The warranty will be forfeited if the computer is opened by an unauthorized service center The computer is ma...

Page 24: ...uest SEAC guarantees the correct operation of this product as described in this document The warranty herein can be exercised according to the conditions and limits expressly indicated below 1 The warranty has a duration of 2 two years starting from the time the product is purchased at a SEAC authorized dealer and requires no prior or subsequent formal validation 2 The warranty is acknowledged onl...

Page 25: ...ective to SEAC The authorized intermediary for this operation must be the SEAC dealer where the product was purchased If this is not practically possible solely upon authorization from SEAC customers may by authorized to send the defective product to any other SEAC dealer or directly to SEAC itself In order to exercise the warranty the product must be accompanied by proof of purchase in the form o...

Page 26: ...ttery compartment etc Rupture or scratching of the case glass or strap as a result of strong impacts Damage resulting from excessive exposure to elevated or low temperatures Damage caused by the use of compressed air to dry and or clean the dive computer Improper use or excessive stress Failure to follow the usage instructions External agents such as damage due to transport blows or falls atmosphe...

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Page 28: ... S p a Via D Norero 29 San Colombano Certenoli GE 16040 Italy Phone 39 0185 356301 Fax 39 0185 356300 seacsub seacsub com www seacsub com SEAC USA Corp Phone 1 786 580 3695 seac usa seacusa com www seacusa com 10 18 Artbook 14964 18 ...

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