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Always follow the display warnings, messages, and cautions on the dive
computer.
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When using dive computers, it is recommended to use a back-up dive
computer, dive watch, and/or depth and pressure gauge.
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This dive computer is to be used for recreational diving only. Do not use this
dive computer for any other type of diving.
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Never lend or share dive computers as residual nitrogen may still exist in the
body after use of the dive computer.
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Make sure to set the O
2
% for every dive. It is extremely dangerous if the O
2
% in
the scuba cylinder does not match the computer setting.
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Dot not disassemble, attempt repair, modify, exchange the battery or conduct
pressure chamber tests on the dive computer.
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Before any dive, always check your dive computer status, complete all related
settings and check for sufficient battery power.
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Have your dive computer checked by a TUSA technician once a year or before
any major trip.
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The dive computer may be set to air with O
2
21 % and Nitrox (EANx) gas with
O
2
22-56%. The dive computer cannot be used with any other mixed gas type.
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Divers should be responsible in planning safe diving while considering current
conditions.
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Dive with caution. DO not exceed the computers limits. Exceeding the
computers limits may put you at risk of decompression sickness (DCS).
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The dive computer does not measure or display the tank air pressure. Use a
pressure gauge to monitor your air consumption.
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Do not remove the battery from the dive computer. Return the unit to the
manufacturer for service of the battery if necessary.
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The battery may pose as a choking hazard. Keep out of reach of children.
