
unit from remaining on. Let the unit sit for at least FIVE minutes. This allows time for
any inert gas remaining in the loop to mix. Top with oxygen if any volume from the loop
is lost and go to the “MV display” screen again. If the sensor values have decreased, the
flush was incomplete so flush again and repeat. Once MV readings are stable, vent
excess gas until the loop is at ambient pressure (the easiest way is to vent through the
OPV, opening the DSV risks contamination), enter the “Calibrate O2” screen and select
ready. Immediately go to the “Calibrate O2” screen on the secondary, select and
calibrate. The primary and secondary each require calibration. The two handsets are
independent! This option is disabled while in dive mode for safety.
This setting is used to “zero” the pressure
transducer. The electronics are calibrated at the factory,
which is located 1840 feet above sea level. This pressure
difference is slightly less than 1m of seawater pressure.
This may cause the handset to display a depth while on
the surface. The expected readings would be 2-3fsw or
1m. This option should be used if there are drastic
changes in atmospheric pressure or diving at different altitudes. The next screen will
show “New Sea Level”, with prompts for “Ready “ and “Cancel”. This action is
confirmed with the LEFT button. This prevents a double press selecting this screen from
inadvertently applying this change. This option is disabled while in dive mode for safety.
This option sets the length of time the backlight
remains illuminated after pressing either button. The
shortest is 2 seconds with a maximum time on period of
30 seconds. The use of the backlight should be kept to a
minimum to increase battery life.
Set Sea Level
NEXT SELECT
Backlight Timer
NEXT SELECT
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