User`s guide
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NOTE
For more extensive data storage,
management and viewing functionality, use
a PC with a USB interface (optional).
LOGBOOK DIVE N°
The dives are numbered in order, from the
most recent to the oldest.
The following details are displayed:
• type of dive (air, Ean, bottom time)
• sequential dive number
• alternating dive start date and time
Press and hold the button to view additional
information.
LOGBOOK TECH DATA
This mode displays the summary details of
each individual dive (Figure 59):
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Fig. 59
• maximum depth reached
• maximum ascent rate reached
• “uncontrolled ascent” icon
• omitted deco stop (only Air, Ean)
• “dec” icon for decompression-stop dives
(only Air, Ean)
• omitted deco stop (only Air, Ean)
• selected personal correction factor
(only Air, Ean)
• “no dec” icon for no-decompression dives
(only Air, Ean)
• selected altitude program (only Air, Ean)
• duration of the dive
• coldest logged temperature
• tank pressure in bar or psi
• %CNS maximum (Ean only)
Pressing the button will display:
• type of water (salt, fresh)
• INITIAL tank pressure in bar or psi
• %O
2
in the breathing mix (Ean only)
Press and hold the button to return to the first
screen of information about the current dive.
Press the button to scroll through the dives to
the end. Press the button again to move to the
Esc position.
Press and hold the button to exit this menu
and return to the main menu.
NOTE
For dives in Bottom Time mode, the
uncontrolled ascent and omitted deco stop
icons refer to errors committed during the
preceding dive.
PLANNING: SCROLLING OF
NODECOMPRESSION LIMITS
This function allows the user to scroll through
the no-decompression limits, automatically
taking into consideration the residual nitrogen
level in the tissue compartments from a
previous dive.
The times displayed take into account all the
settings under Set Mode.
Scroll through the main menu to Planning.
Press and hold the button to enter Planning
(Figure 60).
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Fig. 60
Pressing the button increases the depth shown
by three meters each time, up to a maximum
of 48 m (157 ft). For each depth, the display
shows the corresponding no-decompression
time expressed in minutes. If “Ean” mode
is selected, the display also shows the
programmed oxygen percentage value.
The maximum depth allowed in this case
varies as a function of the % O
2
and maximum
PPO
2
that have been entered. Upon reaching
the maximum depth, pressing the button again
moves to Esc mode. Press and hold the button
to return to the main menu.
NOTE
The Plan function will only be active
after having selected Air or Ean mode in
Set Mode.
NOTE
To switch to Esc mode and easily exit
the Planning function, simply press and
hold down the button at any point during
scrolling.
SYSTEM
Scroll through the main menu to System.
Press and hold the button to enter System.
Here you can view:
• the serial number
• firmware version
• the number of times the battery has been
replaced
• the charge level of the battery, with three
possible levels:
- battery: Ok
- battery: Lo1
- battery: Lo2
Press the button to move to the Esc position.
Press and hold the button to exit this menu
and return to the main menu.
NOTE
When the battery charge level is displayed,
press and hold the button to run an instant
battery check.
FAQ
Q
: What happens if I replace the battery after
a dive, before the desaturation time has gone
to zero?
A: The residual nitrogen memory will be
cleared, and the RGBM calculations for any
previous dives will be aborted. The diver who
used the computer in the previous dive must
not dive for at least 24 hours.
Q
: What happens if I start a dive while Puck Air
is still in System mode?
A: If left in System mode when you begin the
dive, Puck Air will still activate Dive mode within
20 seconds of descending past 1.2 m (4 ft).
Q
: When I replace the battery, will my Logbook
dive data be lost?
A: No.
Q
: What happens if there is an uncontrolled
ascent or omitted decompression-stop during
an Air or Ean dive?
A: After the dive, Puck Air switches
automatically to “Stop”. Only Bottom Time
mode will remain operational.
Q
: What indicates that “Bottom Time” mode
was chosen by the user, rather than forced as
a result of diver errors during the preceding
dive?
A: In the latter case, during the dive and in
surface mode, the pertinent error icons are
displayed along with the standard “Bottom
Time” indications.
Q
: If Air or Ean mode is selected after
completing a dive in “Bottom Time” mode, how
will the new dive be managed?
A: Puck Air does not allow you to do an Air or
Ean dive in the 24 hours immediately following
a Bottom Time dive.
Q
: Why is the Planning mode sometimes
disabled after a dive?
A: This happens if you end a dive with an
omitted stop or an uncontrolled ascent.
If this happens, Puck Air switches to Bottom
Time and prevents use of the Dive – Air and
Dive – Ean for 24 hours.
Q
: What is System mode for?
A: Putting Puck Air into System mode allows
you to view specific information about your dive
computer.
Q
: Where can I find the product serial number?
A: In System mode.
Q
: If I already own the Iris interface, can I use it
with Puck Air?
A: No.
Q
: Are the 3 minutes of the safety stop included
in the ascent time?
A: The 3 minutes of the safety stop are not
included in the ascent time.
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