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computations during the next 48 hours after concluding the

GAGE program dive. The value of such surface time, given in

hours and minutes, is shown by the ( ) icon (picture 27)

WARNING: the instrument does not make saturation and

de-saturation computations in DIVE program for the next 48

hours after ending the GAGE (depth gauge-timer)

Related topics:

• 3.6 - GAGE (depth gauge/Timer) program.

4.1.3. - Surface interval after a

FAEE

program dive

At a depth lower than 4 ft. and as long as computer

remains underwater (contact “E” on), its display will deliver

following information (picture 35-a):

1 Surface (or recovery) time, given in minutes (1 a) and

seconds (1 b);

2 Time of

last

apnoea dive, given in minutes and seconds by

the icon “DIVE T.”;

3 Maximum depth reached during last apnoea dive, given in

meters (m) or feet (ft) by the icon “MAX”.

4 TOTAL number of apnoea dives performed during the day;

5 Value of current depth, in meters (m) or feet (ft).

Same information is given even when the computer is taken

out of water and the contact “E” switches off. In this case the

display will change as shown in picture 35-b, delivering fol-

lowing information:

1 Surface (or recovery) time, given in minutes (1 a) and

seconds (1 b);

2 Time of

last

apnoea dive, given in minutes and seconds

by the icon “DIVE T.”;

3 Maximum depth reached during last apnoea dive, given in

meters (m) or feet (ft) by the icon “MAX”.

By depressing button D ( ), you get directly to the view

of apnoea dives memory and history (HIST), which delivers fol-

lowing information (picture 36):

1 TOTAL number of apnoea dives performed during the day;

2 Maximum depth reached during the apnoea dives of the

day, given in meters or feet;

3 Time of the longest apnoea dive of the day, given in minu-

tes and seconds by the icon “MAX DIVE T”.

By depressing button D ( ) once more, you get back to

the main view (picture 37), which shows the current time; by

depressing button D ( ) once more, you get back to the

view of the surface values as shown in picture 35.

In case the computer is plunged again underwater, and the

contact “E” switches on, same values will remain on the

display, which will change as shown in picture 35-a.

After ten minutes of surface time elapsing since last apnoea

dive, the display will change as follows: if the computer is

underwater, the contact “E” is on, and the display will change

as shown in picture 31-b; if the computer is taken out of water,

the display will get back to the main view shown in picture 37.