Owner`s manual

Dive Rite

Ch. 3 Pg. 4

<OK> 1.0 1.0

1.00 1.00 1.00

<WARN> 0.8 0.7

1.1* 0.86 0.81

ALERT 1.0 0.7

1.2* 0.96 0.99

PO2! ERROR 0.0

0.1* 0.0* FAIL

<BAT> 1.0 1.0

1.00 1.00 1.00

<3.0> 1.0 1.0

1.00 1.00 1.00

SECONDARY:

The Secondary handset has three possible display options (“Classic” - Classic, “D/Timer”

- Depth/Timer, and “D/TandS” - Depth/Timer/Stack Timer).

Classic Mode

This mode displays system status, warnings and PO on a single screen. All warnings and

alarms are based on the deviation from the target set-point. The secondary must be set to the

desired set-point in the same manner as the primary.

The top line of the display shows the system status or the battery

status / voltage (<OK>, <WARN>, ALERT, PO2! ERROR!, or

<BAT>). This is followed by the calculated average PO2, and the selected set-point. The second

line displays the PO2 measurements for each sensor. If any sensor reading is followed by a “*”

that sensor has been voted out and is not used in the average PO calculation. All sensors that

fail calibration (less than 40mV in 100% oxygen) will be disabled until successfully calibrating;

the disabled cells will show FAIL and not be used in any calculation.

The voting logic used in both the primary and secondary handsets is identical. Any sensor

that is 15% out of range from the average of the remaining two sensors will be voted out. The

three screenshots above show sensor one voted out. The second screenshot shows system status

of <WARN>, this is indicated if any sensor is voted out or the average PO is at least 15% from

selected set-point. The next screen shot shows an error of at least 25%, so ALERT is indicated.

The last screen shows a status that no diver wishes to see, PO2 ERROR, this will be indicated

if the average PO reaches 1.8 or is 0.19 and below, the RED LED and the backlight are

illuminated.