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2. Menus, settings and functions
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2. Menus, settings and functions
2.11.1 Planning a no-stop dive
To plan a no-stop dive, enter a depth using
the “
+
” or “
–
” buttons (depth will change in
3m/10ft increments): Galileo will show you
what the corresponding no-stop time is.
Depths greater than the current MOD are
not displayed.
Press and hold “ >> ” at any
time to exit the dive planner and return to
the main menu.
F
NOTE:
If you have set ppO
2
max to OFF , the
planner will show only depths up to
a corresponding ppO
2
max value of
1.6bar.
At any point, press “ >> ” to switch to
the decompression dive planner for the
indicated depth. Galileo will add 1 minute
to the no-stop time and show the resulting
decompression obligation.
2.11.2 Planning a decompression dive
Once in the decompression dive planner,
you can change the bottom time in 1 minute
steps via the “
+ ” and “ – ” buttons. Every time
you increase the bottom time, Galileo shows
you the corresponding decompression
schedule in terms of deepest stop, time at
deepest stop and total ascent time.
Pressing “ >> ” while in the decompression
dive planner will bring you back to the no-
stop dive planner. This allows you to choose
a different depth and continue planning. To
exit the dive planner at any point in time,
press and hold “ >> ”. This will bring you
back to the main menu.
2.12 Reviewing the logbook
A dive is entered into the logbook if the
dive time is longer than 2 minutes. Galileo
can record the profiles of approximately
100 hours of diving. The information can
be transferred to PC via the SmartTRAK
software and an infrared interface (see
Chapter 4 for details). In addition, Galileo
can show most of the information directly
on the display. You can reach the logbook
from the main menu or by
pressing the
“ LOG ” button from the time of day display.
Upon first entering the Logbook menu, a
summary page is presented with each dive
reduced to a two-line format. These two
lines contain:
- sequential dive number (the most recent
dive is always dive number 1)
- date
- time
- max depth
- bottom time.