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GALILEO 2 TEK (G2TEK) USER MANUAL
3 .5 .9 Pressure signal
Wireless tank pressure information,
under certain circumstances—such as
inappropriate positioning of the transmitter
or interference from strong RF sources, can
be momentarily interrupted. Strobes used
in underwater photography, for example,
are known to momentarily affect the
communication between the G2TEK and
the wireless transmitter.
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NOTE: If the G2TEK receives no
signal from the transmitter for 30
seconds, an audible sequence goes
off and the message NO PRESSURE
SIGNAL appears on the display for 12
seconds. If, after another 40 seconds,
the G2TEK still has not received any
signal from the transmitter, another
audible sequence sounds and the
message PRESSURE SIGNAL LOST
appears for 12 seconds, after which
the RBT is not displayed any longer
and the tank pressure is replaced with
- - -.
WARNING
In the event of a NO PRESSURE SIGNAL
situation, all tank pressure-related information
on the G2TEK ceases to be valid. In such a
case, you must use a backup instrument for
pressure monitoring and seek a safe ascent to
the surface. Running out of gas under water
is dangerous and may lead to severe injury or
death by drowning.
3 .5 .10 Entering GF stops
When diving with a setting other than
100/100, the G2TEK can warn you when
you are no longer in the GF no-stop phase.
For more information, see chapter:
Diving
with GF settings.
3 .5 .11 GF stop ignored
When diving with GF setting other than
100/100 and in the presence of GF stops,
the G2TEK can warn you if you reach a
depth shallower than the deepest required
GF stop, therefore allowing you to avoid
missing the required stop.