Owner's Manual blood pressure monitor

Introduction

Multilevel diving is where the

Monitor 3 Air excels. By

continuously calculating the

nitrogen absorption/release

of all the compartments, the

computer updates the

amount of no-decompression

time (NDT) you have left. As

you ascend to shallower

depths, the computer credits

you with more allowable

NDT; if you go deeper, it

reduces the NDT available.

DIVING RESPONSIBLY

Years of research and thousands of dives have gone into the

mathematical formulas used by the Monitor 3 Air. However,

the computer does not have special sensors attached to

your body; it doesn’t know if you are tired, dehydrated,

overweight, or out of shape. For this reason, U.S. Divers

recommends that you never push the no-decompression

limits of the computer. Always leave a comfortable safety

margin in respect to no-decompression time, air time and

ascent speed. Let the computer assist you in making your

dive plan. Do not let it control your dive.

WARNING: Using the Monitor 3 Air will not prevent

the possibility of decompression sickness, but using

it sensibly reduces this risk. Any sport diver,

however, must accept that there is no device or

procedure which will totally prevent the possibility

of a decompression accident.

Figure 1

Rectangular Profile

Figure 2

Multi-Level Profile