Dacor DARWIN, Руководство пользователя

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the safety stop depth range, the safety stop timer
resumes from where it left off. If the diver returns
below 10 meters (32.8 feet), the safety stop timer
ignores the aborted stop and will subsequently
start counting down from 3 minutes again.
In the case of decompression-stop dives, the
computer will extend the duration of the stop at 3
meters (9.8 feet) by an additional 3 minutes,
displaying the safety stop information as
described above.
FIG. 18
D
IVE
- S
URFACING
When the measured depth is less than 1 meter
(3.28 feet), the dive is suspended and the dive
timer is stopped. If the diver does not return
below 1.5 meters (4.9 feet) within the next 10
minutes, the DARWIN considers dive to be
completed and records its data in the LogBook;
otherwise the dive continues and the DARWIN
resumes the dive timer count.
The display shows (fig. 19):
Duration of the dive.
Maximum depth.
FIG. 19
After 10 minutes, the DARWIN switches from DIVE
mode to OFF mode, and shows the following data
(fig. 20):
the No-fly icon until the no-fly time goes to zero;
desaturation time and icon, until the
desaturation time goes to zero;
any icons for underwater behavior errors
(omitted stop, uncontrolled ascent).
FIG. 20
D
IVE
- S
TOP
M
ODE
In the event of an omitted stop and/or
uncontrolled ascent, the DARWIN will lock out and
function only as a depth gauge for any subsequent
dives.
The WIN1 display shows (fig. 21):
Depth.
Dive time.
"Stop".
FIG. 21
Pressing the <Mode> button switches over, for
approximately 8 sec, to the WIN2 display which
shows (fig. 22):
Maximum depth of the dive which triggered
Stop Mode.
Duration of the dive which triggered Stop
Mode.
"Attn".
!
WARNING
Do not fly while the no-fly icon is
illuminated.
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