User`s guide

Puck Air Dive computer
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ADJUSTING THE DIVE
PARAMETERS: SET MODE
In Set Mode you can define the specific
parameters for the type of dive you intend to take.
When “Set Mode” appears, press and hold to
enter that menu (Figure 28).
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The current setting will be displayed: Air, Ean,
or Bottom Time
At this point you can choose to keep the
current dive mode or select another.
Press and hold to change the desired dive type.
The last operating mode will begin to flash.
Press the button to scroll through the 3 dive
mode options (Figure 29).
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When the dive type you want is displayed,
press and hold the button.
This will save the selected mode.
Press the button to move to subsequent
settings.
NOTE
If you have completed an Ean dive and
wish to do a repetitive dive with air, set the
computer for “Ean” with O
2
at 21%. By so
doing, the calculation of the %CNS will
remain active.
AIR
In this mode you can set:
Personal Correction Factor
Altitude
SET AIR  PERSONAL CORRECTION FACTOR
Puck Air allows you to set an additional
personal safety factor to make the computer
more conservative. The correction factor
should be used by inexperienced divers,
for strenuous dives or when diving after
a prolonged period of inactivity. The Pf0
program introduces no additional margin of
safety. When activated, the current personal
correction factor will be displayed. This can be
Pf0, Pf1, or Pf2. To change the desired value,
press and hold when the letters Pf appear
(Figure 30).
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The number next to Pf will flash. If the value
selected is Pf1 or Pf2, an icon will appear that
will remain visible during the dive to indicate
that the personal correction factor is enabled
and at what level. Press the button to select
the desired safety factor. Press and hold the
button to record your selection and move to the
next setting.
SET AIR  ALTITUDE
When this item is accessed, it displays an
indication of the current altitude program.
To set the desired selection, when the word
“alt” appears, press and hold the button
(Figure 31 and 32).
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Altitude programs:
P0
(0-700 m) (0-2296 ft)
P1
(700-1500 m) (2296-4921 ft)
P2
(1500-2400 m) (4921-7874 ft)
P3
(2400-3700 m) (7874-12139 ft)
The word “alt” and the number corresponding
to the maximum altitude will flash.
Press the button to change the desired
altitude.
Press and hold the button to confirm your
selection.
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
This setting cannot be changed during the
dive. Therefore, carefully check all settings
before going underwater.
WARNING
Do not dive in mountain lakes without
having first checked that the appropriate
altitude program is selected and without
special training for altitude diving.
EAN
In this mode you can set:
personal correction factor
altitude
oxygen percentage (%O
2
) in the mix
maximum O
2
partial pressure (PPO
2
)
The general parameters for Ean dives are the
same as those for compressed air dives (Air),
with the addition of settings for the percentage
of oxygen and its maximum partial pressure.
We recommend that you carefully read the
“Set Mode - Air” section before proceeding
further.