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GALILEO 2 (G2) USER MANUAL
2 .10 Pictures
Here you may look at the pictures that you
have saved in your G2’s memory.
2 .11 Dive planner
With the dive planner you can plan your
next dive based on your body’s nitrogen
saturation. The planner also makes use of
the following information:
1. Selected oxygen concentration.
2. Selected water type.
3. Selected microbubble level.
4. Water temperature of the most recent
dive.
5. Altitude range.
6. Status of saturation at the time the
planner is activated.
7. Observance of the prescribed ascent
rates.
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NOTE: When the G2 is in Gauge
or Apnea mode the dive planner is
disabled.
2 .11 .1 No-stop plan
If you have completed a dive but plan to
make another during the desaturation
phase, you must start the planner by
adding the time you would otherwise be
on the surface. The time can be added in
15-minute increments.
The prohibited altitude is shown with the
mountain symbol and the peak is not
allowed to be entered by the diver. For
more information on altitude diving with the
G2, see chapter:
Altitude diving .
In case the G2 is displaying the no-dive
warning, the duration of the warning itself
is displayed as a recommended surface
interval for planning purposes (rounded up
to the nearest 15-minute increment).
When the surface interval is given, or if
you have no remaining desaturation left,
the planner can show depth in 3m/10ft
increments. The no-decompression dive
time is shown for that depth.
CNS% and OTU values appear on the
screen when 1% would be reached for that
depth with maximum no-stop time.
The minimum depth for dive planning is
9m/30ft. The planner allows only depths
in line with maximum ppO
2
. The oxygen
content and maximum ppO
2
settings are
given in the menu
1. O
2
setting.