Computer/Console
Features
Basic Design:
About the size of a typical scuba decompression meter
Menu access with 3 buttons.
Incorporates a large back-lit display for clear viewing
Two LEDs, one Green, one Red signify normal and abnormal operation
Held in place by a large wrist strap
Records in1-second intervals the depth and duration of each dive
Records and displays the surface duration between dives
Records and displays water temperature
Goes into sleep mode when not accessed for 8 hours
Accesses the dive history from the larger memory storage in the back inflation
unit—each dive can be displayed in graphic format with maximum depth and duration of
the dive. Will display the last 4,000 dives
Diver may annotate the graph of a special dive for recall later.
Display at the surface:
Displays time-of-day and temperature
Sets maximum duration and depth for each dive
Stores user-defined presets for several dive profiles for easy access, for example a
shallow profile for white seabass hunters and a deeper one for drops on deep reefs.
Displays a graphical representation of the last 100 dives and the duration and the maximal
depth of the dive. (The dive’s complete dive history—more than the last 4,000
dives—can be accessed from the memory storage contained in the back unit.)
Displays surface time interval, dive number, time of day and temperature, trigger time and
trigger depth
Acknowledges and confirms that the vest has been disarmed
Displays the depth statistics for the day, for example, the total time spent at each depth
in 10-ft increments
Display when diving:
Diver can select Backlight
Large character displays
Displays current depth, time underwater this dive, temperature, trigger time and trigger
depth, number and depth of last dive
Displays dive time for current dive until 10-seconds before maximal time setting when it
begins to count down for the last 10 seconds
Warns the diver graphically and with the LEDs when he is nearing his maximal depth
or duration.
3 languages, Metric, English systems
Command Inflation: The
user may, buy pressing a button sequence while diving, cause the vest to inflate. |
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There is a small wire that runs down a sleeve within the
arm sleeve that communicates with the back unit. It is not noticable in the water.
The arm unit lies inside the forearm where it can be seen easily
and where it is out of the way of the hand.
The graphics are easy to read with just a
glance toward the arm.
Time-of-day dsiplay. By toggling the middle button, the display
changes to elapsed surface time.
Elapsed surface time dsiplay. By toggling the middle button, the
display changes to time-of-day.
The display during a dive.
Settung the trigger depth and time is easy.
First menu display (left) and setting the time (right.).
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