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4.1. MEMORIES AND DATA
TRANSFER [1 MEMORY]
The memory options (Fig. 4.5.) for this dive computer
include the combined Logbook and Dive Profile
Memory (Fig. 4.6. - 4.12.), Dive History Memory (Fig.
4.13. - 4.14.) and the Data Transfer and PC-Interface
functions (Fig. 4.15.).
The dive entry time and date is registered in the
Logbook memory. Always check before diving that
the time and date are correctly set, especially after
travelling between different time zones.
4.1.1. LOGBOOK AND DIVE PROFILE
MEMORY [1 LOGBOOK]
This instrument has a very sophisticated high capacity
Logbook and Profi le Memory, with data being recorded
every 20 seconds. Dives shorter than the recording
interval are not registered. You have the possibility to
set the recording interval to 10, 20, 30 or 60 seconds
with the optional PC-interface unit and software.
To enter the Logbook Memory Mode select MODE- 1
MEMORY- 1 LOGBOOK.
For each dive there are four pages of logbook dive
information. Use the scroll buttons to scroll the display
between Logbook pages I, II, III and IV. The data of
the most recent dive is shown fi rst.
The logbook dives can be scrolled through displaying
only the fi rst page of each dive, or scrolling through
the 4 different pages of a dive.
When at the fi rst page of a dive use the MODE button
to change the scroll sequence. When the arrow icon is
next to the Mode button the scroll button will scroll
through the fi rst page only of each dive.
When Select is displayed next to the mode button the
scroll buttons will scroll through the four pages of the
selected dive.
The END text is displayed between the oldest and most
recent dive. (Fig. 4.12.)
Fig. 4.7. Logbook, page I. Scroll
different pages of specifi c dive.
Fig. 4.8. Logbook, page II.
Main dive related data.
Fig. 4.9. Logbook, page III. Surface
interval time, average depth and
consumed air indicated by
∆P.
DIVE
TIME
page 1
SELECT
DIVE
MAX
TIME
O2%
DIVE
S
L
O
W
page 2
QUIT
°
C
OLF
STOP
ASC TIME
DIVEDIVE
AVG
TIME
SURF
page 3
QUIT
bar
Содержание
- Asc time p.2
- S l o w p.2
- Quick reference guide p.2
- Options p.2
- Max avgpo2 p.2
- Ceiling p.2
- Bar psi p.2
- Fioh laajaniityntie 1 fin 01620 vantaa finland notifi ed body no 430 has ec type examined this type of personal protective equipment p.3
- En 250 respiratory equipment open circuit self contained compressed air diving apparatus requirements testing marking p.3
- Definition of warnings cautions and notes p.3
- Copyright trademark and patent notice p.3
- The tank pressure gauge and the parts of this product used in measuring the tank pressure meet the requirements set in the section of the european standard en 250 that concern tank pressure measurements the instruments must be serviced by an authorized dealer every second year or after 200 dives whichever comes fi rst p.3
- The ce mark is used to mark conformity with the european union emc directive 89 336 eec the suunto dive instruments fulfi ll all the required eu directives p.3
- Pren 13319 diving accessories depth gauges and combined depth and time measuring devices functional and safety requirements test methods is a european diving depth gauge standard draft the cobra is designed to comply with this draft standard p.3
- Pren 13319 p.3
- Iso 9001 p.3
- Warnings p.4
- Warning p.4
- Warning p.5
- Warning p.6
- Warning p.7
- Warnings p.8
- Table of contents p.8
- Introduction p.8
- Getting acquainted p.8
- Diving with the cobra p.8
- Care and maintenance p.9
- Warranty p.9
- Technical description p.9
- Menu based modes p.9
- Glossary p.9
- Introduction p.10
- Continuous decompression with suunto rgbm p.10
- Choice of operating modes and set up options p.10
- Safety precautions p.11
- Emergency ascents p.11
- Dive computer limitations p.11
- Nitrox p.12
- Getting acquainted p.13
- Functions p.13
- Connecting the cobra to a regulator p.13
- Push buttons p.14
- Water contacts p.15
- Diving with the cobra p.16
- Before diving p.16
- Activation and prechecks p.16
- Table 3 battery power indicator p.17
- Battery power indicator and low battery warning p.17
- Dive planning plan p.18
- User definable functions and alarms p.19
- Dive numbering shown during dive planning p.19
- Safety stops p.20
- Recommended safety stop p.20
- Mandatory safety stop p.20
- Diving in air mode p.22
- Basic dive data p.22
- Cylinder pressure data p.23
- Bookmark p.23
- Air consumption rate with a high consumption rate the limit will be close to 50 bar 725 psi and with a low rate close to 35 bar 500 psi p.24
- The dive computer will warn you with three audible double beeps and a blinking pressure display when the cylinder pressure reaches 50 bar 725 psi fig 3 2 the next three double beeps are heard when the cylinder pressure reaches 35 bar 500 psi and when the remaining air time reaches zero p.24
- Note filling your bc will affect the air time calculation due to the temporary increase in air consumption p.24
- Note a change of temperature will affect the cylinder pressure and consequently the air time calculation p.24
- Low air pressure warnings p.24
- Table 3 ascent rate indicator p.25
- Consumed bottom time cbt p.25
- Ascent rate indicator p.25
- Warning p.26
- Decompression dives p.26
- Warning p.27
- Ceiling ceiling zone floor and decompression range p.27
- Warning p.28
- Display below the floor p.28
- Display at the ceiling zone p.29
- Display above the floor p.29
- Display above the ceiling p.29
- Diving in nitrox mode p.30
- Default nitrox settings p.30
- Before diving p.30
- Oxygen displays p.31
- Oxygen limit fraction olf p.32
- Diving in gauge mode p.33
- Surface interval p.34
- At the surface p.34
- Dive numbering p.35
- Flying after diving p.36
- Audible and visual alarms p.37
- Oxygen alarms in nitrox mode p.38
- Warning p.39
- Table 3 altitude adjustment ranges p.39
- High altitude dives and personal adjustment p.39
- Altitude adjustment p.39
- Table 3 personal adjustment ranges p.40
- Personal adjustment p.40
- Omitted decompression p.41
- Error conditions p.41
- The use of the menu based functions p.42
- Menu based modes p.42
- The list of the menu based modes p.43
- Simulation mode 2 simul p.43
- Set modes 3 set p.43
- Note the menu based modes cannot be activated until 5 minutes after the dive p.43
- Memories and data transfer 1 memory p.43
- Exit quit p.43
- By pressing the smart button for more than 1 second any menu based function or submode can be quit and the dive computer will return directly to the dive mode p.43
- Memories and data transfer 1 memory p.44
- Logbook and dive profile memory 1 logbook p.44
- Dive profile memory prof p.46
- Dive history memory 2 history p.47
- Data transfer and pc interface 3 tr pc p.47
- Simulation mode 2 simul p.49
- Dive simulator 1 simdive p.49
- Dive planning simulator 2 simplan p.50
- Set modes 3 set p.51
- Dive parameter settings 1 set dive p.51
- Altitude adjustment and personal adjustment settings 1 adj mode p.51
- Nitrox oxygen settings 4 nitrox p.52
- Maximum depth alarm setting 3 max dpth p.52
- Dive time alarm setting 2 d alarm p.52
- Setting time 2 set time p.53
- Adjusting time 1 adj time p.53
- Adjusting date 2 adj date p.53
- Adjusting daily alarm 3 t alarm p.53
- Backlight setting 1 light p.54
- Setting preferences 3 set pref p.54
- Dive computer units setting 2 units p.54
- Dive computer model setting 3 model air nitrox gauge p.54
- Water contacts and push buttons p.55
- Important information p.55
- Depth sensor p.55
- Care and maintenance p.55
- Care of your dive computer p.56
- Water resistance inspection p.57
- Maintenance p.57
- Caution p.57
- Battery replacement p.57
- Tools required p.58
- Caution p.58
- Battery replacement p.58
- Battery kit p.58
- The dive computer should now activate it s timekeeping mode and show time 18 00 6 00 pm and date sa 01 01 activate the instrument check that p.60
- Check after the fi rst dives for possible moisture under the transparent battery compartment lid indicating a leak p.60
- Caution p.60
- All display segments work the low battery warning is off the buzzer beeps and backlight works all the settings are correct reset current time date and other settings if necessary 17 reassemble computer into the console the instrument is now ready for use p.60
- Display shield replacement p.61
- Compass attachment p.61
- The no decompression limits displayed by the dive computer for the fi rst dive to a single depth see table 6 and table 6 are slightly more conservative than those permitted by the u s navy tables p.62
- Technical description p.62
- Table 6 no decompression time limits min for various depths m for the first dive of a series p.62
- Table 6 no decompression time limits min for various depths ft for the first dive of a series p.62
- Operating principles p.62
- No decompression limits p.62
- Surface intervals p.63
- Altitude diving p.63
- Suunto rgbm adaptive decompression p.64
- Reduced gradient bubble model suunto rgbm p.64
- Oxygen exposure p.65
- Diver attention symbol advice to extend surface interval p.65
- Technical specification p.66
- Warranty p.69
- Glossary p.70
- Disposal of the device p.74
- Modes and operations p.75
- Www suunto com p.78
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