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V Gauge mode
UWATEC
®
Smart dive computers
V
Gauge mode is provided for those who prefer to utilize their own tables (technical diving) or for those who
go freediving in addition to scuba diving.
Dives in gauge mode are performed at your own risk!
When in gauge mode, the Smart will only display time and depth information, however nitrogen tissue
loading and oxygen exposure will be calculated just as they would be during a regular SCUBA dive. It is
consequently very important that even when using the Smart in gauge mode, the correct value of your
oxygen percentage is set
-> 14.
Because the dive computer has residual nitrogen information after having been utilized in gauge mode, it
is ready for use as a regular computer at any time after switching it back to computer mode
.
Setting an incorrect mixture carries an inherent risk of decompression sickness
and/or oxygen toxicity! An incorrect gas mixture can be lethal!
Even before a dive in gauge mode, make sure that the set gas mixture cor
-
responds to the gas mixture currently used.
• If you are diving trimix or any mix other than oxygen/nitrogen with an oxygen
percentage of 21% or higher, input the correct percentage value for the oxy
-
gen. The computer will track oxygen exposure correctly and exaggerate the
nitrogen loading.
• If you are diving trimix or any mix with a percentage of oxygen lower than
21%, set the computer to 21% oxygen. The computer will exaggerate both
the oxygen exposure and the nitrogen loading.
Enabling the gauge mode (Switching back to the regular dive computer mode)
To use the Smart in gauge mode, you must first enable the computer via Smart
-
TRAK and the infrared interface.
Choose "Dive Computer Settings" under the "Options" pop-up window in
SmartTRAK. Once the "Dive Computer Settings" dialog box opens, the PC will
first "read" the existing settings in the dive computer. Click on "ON" ("OFF" to
switch back to the regular dive computer mode) under "Gauge Mode", then
click on the right icon in the top row to "write" the changes to the dive com
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puter. The dive computer will now show "OnG" on the display.
"write"
DIVE TIME
DEPTH
DECO INFO
MAX.DEPTH
Diving in gauge mode
In gauge mode oxygen toxicity is not displayed, but it is calculated in the back
-
ground based on the set oxygen mixture. When the calculated value reaches
75% and 100%, an attention beep and an alarm go off, respectively.
WARNING
WARNING
WARNING
WARNING
DIVE TIME
DEPTH
DECO INFO
MAX.DEPTH
%
C
Ascent rate
(Only while ascending)
Temperature
Icon for microbubble
level L1-L5
Current depth
In metres (feet)
Maximum depth
Maximum depth
reached during
the dive.
Dive time
Duration of
the dive (min)
O2% Mix
Selected oxygen fraction
TANK DATA
bar
COM
Tank pressure
SPEED
%
The following information is displayed in gauge mode:
English
- Operating Manual 1
- Smart PRO 1
- Smart COM 1
- Safety considerations 2
- Introduction 4
- Temperature 5
- Dive planner icon 5
- Logbook icon 5
- O2 mix icon (input) 5
- 2 Operation 10
- 3 SOS mode 10
- 4 COM Setting up Smart COM 10
- III Diving with Smart 11
- 1 Terminology / Symbols 11
- 3 Preparation for the dive 14
- Stop depth 22
- Level stop duration 26
- V Gauge mode 27
- Gauge mode 28
- 2 Leaving the dive planner 30
- 5 Index 35
- Smart TEC 37
- Quick reference 41
- Operating scheme 41
- List of chapters 42
- II System and operation 44
- 1 System description 44
- 2 Operation / 3 SOS mode 47
- II UWATEC 48
- Smart dive computers 48
- 4 Setting up Smart TEC 50
- III Diving with Smart TEC 51
- III UWATEC 53
- 3 Preparation for the dive 54
- 4 Functions during the dive 55
- 5 Functions at the surface 60
- 6 Diving in mountain lakes 61
- V UWATEC 64
- 2 Terminology 65
- V/ VI UWATEC 68
- VI UWATEC 69
- Time (min) 72
- Depth (m) 72
- VII Dive planner 73
- VIII Logbook 75
- IX Appendix 76
- Start / Confirmation / Enter 85
- + / Navigate 85
- – / Navigate 85
- Time remaining until 91
- SOS mode switches 91
- 4 Setting up Smart Z 94
- ->28 95
- 4 Functions during the dive 100
- 5 Functions at the surface 104
- 6 Diving in mountain lakes 105
- IV Gauge mode 106
- Decompression values 108
- Level stop values 108
- 2 Terminology 109
- Smart dive computers 110
- LEVELSTOP 111
- Microbubble 112
- VI Dive planner 113
- 1 Planning a no-stop dive 113
- 3 Leaving the dive planner 114
- VII Logbook 115
- VIII Appendix 116
- 1 Technical information 116
- 2 Maintenance 116
- 4 Warranty 118
- 6 Index 119
- Quick reference Smart TEC 121
- Operating scheme Smart TEC 122
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