User Definable Functions And Alarms - Suunto Cobra Instruction Manual

Higher Altitude and conservative Personal
Adjustment Modes
decompression time limits. These limits at different
Altitude and Personal Adjustment Mode selections
are shown in Table 6.1 and 6.2 in section 6.1.
"Operating Principles".
The Planning mode also accounts for the following
information from previous dives:
• any calculated residual nitrogen
• all dive history for the past four days
• oxygen toxicity (Nitrox mode)
The no-decompression times given for different
depths will therefore be shorter than before your first
"fresh" dive.
DIVE NUMBERING SHOWN DURING
DIVE PLANNING
Dives belong to the same repetitive dive series if the
instrument was still counting down the no-fly time at
the beginning of the dive.
The surface interval must be at least 5 minutes for a
dive to be considered a repetitive dive. Otherwise, it
is considered a continuation of the same dive. The
dive number will not change and the dive time will
continue where it left off (see also section 3.6.2. "Dive
Numbering").
3.1.4. USER DEFINABLE FUNCTIONS
AND ALARMS
This Cobra has several User Definable Functions and
depth and time related alarms that you can set
according to your personal preference.
The dive computer model, unit of measurement and
backlight preferences can be set in the MODE- SET-
SET PREF submode. The dive time and the depth
alarms can be set in the MODE- SET- SET DIVE
submode and the alarm clock can be set in the MODE-
SET- SET TIME submode. Setting of the user definable
functions and alarms are explained in detail in section
4.3. "Set Modes".
will shorten the no-
Fig. 3.6. Dive Planning.
Planning mode is indicated by
PLAN text. No-decompression
time limit at 30.0 m [100 ft] is
14 minutes in A0/P1 mode.
DIVE
MAX
QUIT
NO DEC TIME
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