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Fig. 13 – Decompression
Dive Mode
Once you have performed the required decompression, the DataMax Pro
will switch to No-decompression Dive Mode allowing additional time under-
water. Though more time may be available, you must spend a portion of this
time continuing to decompress at a safety stop deeper than or equal to 10
feet. This will let the TLBG recede further into the yellow Caution Zone or
green No Decom zone. During a dive in which you entered decompression,
you must focus on reducing your tissue loading as much as possible - by
spending as much time as you can at your final safety stop and on the surface
- before your next dive.
7. VIOLATION MODES
The DataMax Pro enters one of three different Violation Modes when you
exceed its ability to predict an ascent procedure. These modes are explained
fully in the “Handling the Extremes” section beginning page 30.
8. GAUGE MODE
If the DataMax Pro enters a Violation Mode, it will operate only in Gauge
Mode on subsequent dives. The DataMax Pro removes the displays that no
longer provide correct information because of the violation (see page 37).
9. DIVE LOG MODE
Dive Log Mode can be accessed on the surface by pressing the button on
the front of the DataMax Pro (Fig. 14a). Pressing and releasing the button
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