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M2 USER MANUAL
WARNING
Starting a dive when the battery symbol is
blinking can cause the computer to fail during
the dive! Replace the battery before any diving
activity if the blinking battery symbol appears.
When the ‘do not dive symbol’ appears with
the battery symbol, the M2 cannot be used for
diving until a fresh battery is installed.
See section “ Checking the battery status “
for details on how to manually trigger the
battery level check.
WARNING
Replacing the battery requires opening the
electronic compartment of the M2. You must
take extreme care when performing the
battery change operation in order to ensure
the water tightness of the watch. Failing to do
so will cause the watch to flood during your
next dive and permanently ruin it. Damage to
the M2 due to improper battery replacement is
not covered under the warranty. We strongly
recommend battery changes be carried out by
your SCUBAPRO dive retailer.
See section “ Replacing the battery in
M2 or transmitter “ for information on how
to replace the battery.
2. OPERATION MODES
The reference point for any description of the
M2 as a watch is the main time of day display.
This is the display in which the current time
is shown on the middle row. The upper row
shows the date and the bottom row shows
the day of the week. The example below
shows Monday, 4th of August and the
time is 26 minutes and 58 seconds past 9
o’clock. If dual time is activated, this display
shows dual time on the top row, the main
time on the middle row, and the day of the
week and date on the bottom row.
The different modes are shown on the
dial ring of the computer and the current
function mode is indicated with three
arrows. Each mode may have sub functions
and menus. By pressing the SEL button
you activate the mode and as an indication
the arrows start blinking.
The modes are grouped and described in
this manual in three chapters:
1. The M2 as a watch.
2. Menus and functions at the surface.
3. The M2 as a dive computer.
The following chart describes the main
menu structure.
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