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Suunto Vyper Air User Manual (124 pages)

wristop dive computer

Brand: Suunto | Category: Diving Instrument | Size: 3.93 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Welcome to the World of Suunto Dive Computers

8
2 Warnings, Cautions, and Notes

9
3 Suunto User Interface

18
- Navigating in the Menus
  18
- Button Symbols and Functions
  20
4 Getting Started

22
- TIME Mode Settings
  22
  - Setting the Alarm
    23
  - Setting the Time
    24
  - Setting the Date
    24
  - Setting the Units
    25
  - Setting the Backlight
    25
  - Setting the Tones
    25
- AC Water Contacts
  26
- Learning How to Use Your Compass
  27
  - Compass Display
    28
  - Locking a Bearing
    29
  - Compass Settings
    30
5 Before Diving

34
- The Suunto Rgbm/Deep Stop Algorithm
  34
- Emergency Ascents
  35
- Dive Computer Limitations
  36
- Audible and Visual Alarms
  36
- Error Conditions
  39
- Wireless Transmission
  40
- DIVE Mode Settings
  44
  - Setting the Depth Alarm
    45
  - Setting the Dive-Time Alarm
    45
  - Setting the Nitrox Values
    46
  - Setting the Personal/Altitude Adjustments
    47
  - Setting the Sample Rate
    48
  - Setting the Safety Stops/Deep Stops
    48
  - Setting the RGBM Values
    49
  - Setting the Units
    50
  - Setting the Tank Pressure Alarm
    50
  - Setting the Tank Pressure
    51
  - Setting the HP Code
    51
- Activation and Pre-Checks
  52
  - Accessing DIVE Mode
    52
  - DIVE Mode Activation
    52
  - Battery Power Indication
    54
  - Diving at Altitude
    55
  - Personal Adjustments
    56
- Safety Stops
  59
  - Recommended Safety Stops
    59
    
    Mandatory Safety Stops
    60
  - Deep Stops
    61
6 Diving

62
- Diving in the AIR Mode (DIVE Air)
  62
  - Basic Dive Data
    63
  - Bookmark
    64
  - Tank Pressure Data
    65
  - Ascent Rate Indicator
    67
  - Safety Stops
    68
  - Decompression Dives
    68
- Diving in NITROX Mode (DIVE Nitrox)
  74
- Diving in the GAUGE Mode (DIVE Gauge)
  78
7 After Diving

80
- Surface Interval
  80
- Dive Numbering
  81
- Repetitive Dive Planning
  82
- Flying after Diving
  82
- PLAN Mode
  83
  - DIVE PLANNING Mode (PLAN Nodec)
    84
  - Simulation Mode (PLAN Simulator)
    86
- MEMORY Mode
  87
  - Dive Logbook (MEM Logbook)
    88
  - Dive History (MEM History)
    90
- Suunto DM4 with Movescount
  91
- Movescount
  93
8 Care and Maintenance of My Suunto Diving Computer

94
9 Battery Replacement

97
- Battery Kit
  97
- Required Tools
  98
- Replacing the Battery
  98
- Wireless Transmitter Battery Replacement
  102
  - Transmitter Battery Kit
    102
  - Required Tools
    103
  - Replacing the Transmitter Battery
    103
10 Technical Data

105
- Technical Specifications
  105
- Rgbm
  109
  - Suunto RGBM Adaptive Decompression
    109
  - No-Decompression Limits for Air
    110
  - Altitude Diving
    113
- Oxygen Exposure
  113
11 Intellectual Property

115
- Trademark
  115
- Copyright
  115
- Patent Notice
  115
12 Disclaimers

116
- En 13319
  116
- En 250 / Fioh
  116
13 Suunto Limited Warranty

117
14 Disposal of the Device

119
- Glossary
  120

Suunto Vyper Air User Manual (65 pages)

Brand: Suunto | Category: Diving Instrument | Size: 2.59 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Welcome to the World of Suunto Diving Instruments

5
2 Warnings, Cautions, and Notes

6
3 Suunto at a Glance

9
- Navigating in the Menus
  9
- Button Symbols and Functions
  9
  - Air
    11
  - GETTING STARTED with YOUR SUUNTO Vyper AIR
    11
4 GETTING STARTED with YOUR SUUNTO Vyper

11
- TIME Mode Settings
  11
  - Setting the Alarm
    11
  - Setting the Time
    11
  - Setting the Date
    11
  - Setting the Units
    12
  - Setting the Backlight
    12
  - Setting the Tones
    12
- AC Water Contacts
  12
- Learning How to Use Your Compass
  13
  - Compass Display
    13
  - Locking a Bearing
    13
  - Compass Settings
    14
5 Before Diving

16
- The Suunto Rgbm/Deep Stop Algorithm
  16
- Emergency Ascents
  16
- Dive Computer Limitations
  16
- Nitrox
  17
- Audible and Visual Alarms
  17
- Error Conditions
  18
- Wireless Transmission
  18
- DIVE Mode Settings
  20
  - Setting the Depth Alarm
    21
  - Setting the Dive-Time Alarm
    21
  - Setting the Nitrox Values
    21
  - Setting the Personal/Altitude Adjustments
    22
  - Setting the Sample Rate
    22
  - Setting the Safety Stops/Deep Stops
    22
  - Setting the RGBM Values
    23
  - Setting the Units
    23
  - Setting the Tank Pressure Alarm
    23
  - Setting the Tank Pressure
    23
  - Setting the HP Code
    23
- Activation and Pre-Checks
  24
  - Accessing DIVE Mode
    24
  - DIVE Mode Activation
    24
  - Battery Power Indication
    25
  - Diving at Altitude
    25
  - Personal Adjustments
    26
- Safety Stops
  27
  - Recommended Safety Stops
    27
  - Mandatory Safety Stops
    27
  - Deep Stops
    28
  - Diving
    29
  - Diving in AIR Mode (Diveair)
    29
  - Basic Dive Data
    29
  - Bookmark
    30
  - Tank Pressure Data
    30
  - Ascent Rate Indicator
    31
  - Safety Stops
    31
  - Decompression Dives
    31
- Diving in NITROX Mode (Divenitrox)
  34
- Diving in GAUGE Mode (Divegauge)
  36
7 After Diving

37
- Surface Interval
  37
- Dive Numbering
  37
- Repetitive Dive Planning
  37
- Flying after Diving
  38
- PLAN Mode
  38
  - Dive Planning Mode (Plannodec)
    38
  - Simulation Mode (Plansimulator)
    39
- MEMORY Mode
  40
  - Dive Logbook (Memlogbook)
    40
  - Dive History (Memhistory)
    41
- Suunto Dive Manager (SDM)
  42
- Www.suuntosports.com and Suunto Diving World at Www.suunto.com/Diving
  42
8 Care and Maintenance of My Suunto Diving Computer

44
9 Battery Replacement

46
- Battery Kit
  46
- Required Tools
  46
- Replacing the Battery
  46
- Wireless Transmitter Battery Replacement
  48
  - Transmitter Battery Kit
    48
  - Required Tools
    48
  - Replacing the Transmitter Battery
    48
10 Technical Data

50
- Technical Specifications
  50
- Rgbm
  51
  - Suunto RGBM Adaptive Decompression
    52
  - No-Decompression Limits
    52
  - Altitude Diving
    53
- Oxygen Exposure
  53
11 Intellectual Property

55
- Copyright
  55
- Trademark
  55
- Patent Notice
  55
12 Disclaimers

56
- User S Responsibility
  56
13 Suunto Limited Warranty for Suunto Diving Computers and Suunto Diving Computer Accessories

57
- Disposal of the Device
  60
- Glossary
  61

Suunto Vyper Air User Manual (86 pages)

Dive Computer

Brand: Suunto | Category: Diving Instrument | Size: 1.57 MB

Control Panel
2
Table of Contents
6
Warnings

8
1 Introduction

8
- Safety Precautions
  8
  - Emergency Ascents
    10
  - Dive Computer Limitations
    11
  - Enriched Air and Safety
    11
2 Getting Acquainted

12
- Functions
  12
- Push Buttons
  12
- Water Contacts
  14
3 Diving with the Dive Computer

15
- Before Diving
  15
- Diving with Air
  20
  - Basic Dive Data
    20
  - Consumed Bottom Time (CBT)
    21
  - Safety Stop Displays
    22
  - Ascent Rate Indicator
    23
  - Decompression Dives
    25
    
    Display at the Ceiling Zone
    28
    
    Display above the Ceiling
    28
- Diving with Enriched Air Nitrox
  29
  - Before Diving
    29
  - Oxygen Displays
    31
  - Oxygen Limit Fraction, OLF
    32
- Gauge Mode
  33
- At the Surface
  34
  - Surface Interval
    34
  - Dive Numbering
    35
  - Flying after Diving
    36
- Audible and Visual Alarms
  37
- High Altitude Dives and Personal Adjustment
  39
  - Altitude Adjustment
    39
  - Personal Adjustment
    40
- Error Conditions
  42
4 Menu Based Modes

43
5 Care and Maintenance

58
- Important Information
  58
- Care of Your Dive Computer
  59
- Maintenance
  60
- Water Resistance Inspection
  60
- Battery Replacement
  61
6 Technical Description

65
- Operating Principles
  65
- Altitude Diving
  66
- Reduced Gradient Bubble Model, Suunto Rgbm
  67
- Oxygen Exposure
  68
- Technical Specification
  69
7 Warranty

72
8 Glossary

73
- Disposal of the Device
  82

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Table of Contents

1 Welcome to the World of Suunto Dive Computers

2 Warnings, Cautions, and Notes

3 Suunto User Interface

4 Getting Started

5 Before Diving

6 Diving

7 After Diving

8 Care and Maintenance of My Suunto Diving Computer

9 Battery Replacement

10 Technical Data

11 Intellectual Property

12 Disclaimers

13 Suunto Limited Warranty

14 Disposal of the Device

Suunto Vyper Air User Manual (65 pages)

Table of Contents

1 Welcome to the World of Suunto Diving Instruments

2 Warnings, Cautions, and Notes

3 Suunto at a Glance

4 GETTING STARTED with YOUR SUUNTO Vyper

5 Before Diving

7 After Diving

8 Care and Maintenance of My Suunto Diving Computer

9 Battery Replacement

10 Technical Data

11 Intellectual Property

12 Disclaimers

13 Suunto Limited Warranty for Suunto Diving Computers and Suunto Diving Computer Accessories

Suunto Vyper Air User Manual (86 pages)

Table of Contents

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1 Introduction

2 Getting Acquainted

3 Diving with the Dive Computer

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5 Care and Maintenance

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7 Warranty

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