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User’s GUideenSUUNTO D6i

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WARNINGTHERE IS ALWAYS A RISK OF DECOMPRESSION ILLNESS(DCI) FOR ANY DIVE PROFILE EVEN IF YOU FOLLOWTHE DIVE PLAN PRESCRIBED BY DIVE TABLES OR ADIVE CO

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•A minimum surface interval of 12 hours would be required in order to be reasonablyassured a diver will remain symptom free upon ascent to altitude in

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By pressing the UP/DOWN buttons, you can scroll the no-decompression limits in 3m/10 ft increments ending at 45 m/150 ft. No-decompression limits long

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•any calculated residual nitrogen•all dive history for the past four daysThe no-decompression times given for different depths will therefore be short

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7.6. MEMORY modeThe memory options in the MEMORY mode include dive logbook (MEM Logbook)and dive history (MEM History). They are accessed from the DIV

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THERE ARE THREE PAGES OF LOGBOOK DIVE INFORMATION. USE SELECT BUTTON TO SCROLL BETWEEN LOGBOOK PAGES I, II, AND III. THE DATA OF THE MOST RECENT DIVE

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Page III•depth/time profile of the dive•water temperature•tank pressure (if enabled)NOTEMemory capacity depends on the selected sample rate. Withfacto

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DIVE HISTORY DISPLAY. TOTAL NUMBER OF DIVES, DIVE HOURS AND MAXIMUM DEPTH.The Dive History Memory can hold a maximum of 999 dives and 999 diving hours

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The Free Dive history gathers history of the entire sequence of free dives. Unlike theday history, the Free Dive History is not reset.7.7. Suunto DM4T

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• additional dive information (for example, SLOW and Mandatory Safety Stop viola-tions, Diver Attention Symbol, Bookmark, Surfaced Mark, Decompression

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3.Follow the instructions on the DM4 on how to transfer your dives to yourMovescount.com account.110

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WARNINGDIVES WITH REQUIRED DECOMPRESSION STOPS ARENOT RECOMMENDED. YOU SHOULD ASCEND AND BEGINDECOMPRESSION IMMEDIATELY WHEN THE DIVECOMPUTER SHOWS YO

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8. CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF MY SUUNTO DIVING COM-PUTERThe SUUNTO dive computer is a sophisticated precision instrument. Although it isdesigned to withs

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• Should moisture appear inside the case or battery compartment, immediatelyhave the instrument checked by your SUUNTO service center.• The specific s

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•MAINTENANCEThe instrument should be soaked, thoroughly rinsed with fresh water, then driedwith a soft towel after each dive. Make sure that all salt

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9. BATTERY REPLACEMENTNOTEIt is advisable to contact an authorized Suunto service centerfor battery replacement. It is imperative that the change isma

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9.1.1. Transmitter battery kitThe transmitter battery kit includes a 3.0 V CR ½ AA lithium cell battery and a lubricatedO-ring. When handling the batt

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8.Gently insert the new battery into the battery compartment. Check the polarity ofthe battery. The "+" mark should point toward the top of

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10. TECHNICAL DATA10.1. Technical specificationsDimensions and weight:• Diameter: 50.0 mm/1.97 in• Thickness: 16.0 mm/0.61 in• Weight: 113g/3.98 ozTra

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Other displays• Dive time: 0 to 999 min, counting starts and stops at 1.2 m /4 ft depth• Surface time: 0 to 99 h 59 min• Dive counter: 0 to 99 for rep

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• Memory capacity: approximately 140 hours of diving with 20 second recording in-terval and without transmitter data. In Dive Free the memory capacity

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• Battery storage time (shelf life): Up to three years• Replacement: Every three years, or more often depending on dive activity• Life expectancy at 2

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WARNINGYOU ARE ADVISED TO AVOID FLYING ANY TIME THECOMPUTER COUNTS DOWN THE NO-FLY TIME. ALWAYSACTIVATE THE COMPUTER TO CHECK THE REMAININGNO-FLY TIME

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NOTELow temperature or an internal oxidation of the battery mayactivate the battery warning even though the battery hasenough capacity. In this case,

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10.2.1. Suunto RGBM adaptive decompressionThe Suunto RGBM algorithm adapts its predictions of both the effects of microbubblebuild-up and adverse dive

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10.2.2. No-decompression limits for airThe no-decompression limits displayed by the dive computer for the first dive to asingle depth (see Table 10.1,

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No-decompression time limits (mins) for various depths (m)for the first dive of a seriesPersonal Mode / Altitude ModeDepth(m)P2/A2P2/A1P2/A0P1/A2P1/A1

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No-decompression time limits (mins) for various depths (ft)for the first dive of a seriesPersonal Mode / Altitude ModeDepth(ft)P2/A2P2/A1P2/A0P1/A2P1/

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As a result, the allowed no-decompression-stop limits are considerably reduced.10.3. Oxygen exposureThe oxygen exposure calculations are based on curr

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11. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY11.1. TrademarkSuunto is a registered trademark of Suunto Oy.11.2. Copyright© Suunto Oy 08/2012. All rights reserved.11.3. Pa

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12. DISCLAIMERS12.1. CEThe CE mark is used to mark conformity with the European Union EMC directive89/336/EEC.12.2. EN 13319EN 13319 is a European div

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13. SUUNTO LIMITED WARRANTYSuunto warrants that during the Warranty Period Suunto or a Suunto AuthorizedService Center (hereinafter Service Center) wi

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3.serial number has been removed, altered or made illegible in any way, as determ-ined at the sole discretion of Suunto;4.has been exposed to chemical

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WARNINGTHE DIVE COMPUTER WILL NOT ACCEPT FRACTIONALPERCENTAGE VALUES OF OXYGEN CONCENTRATION.DO NOT ROUND UP FRACTIONAL PERCENTAGES! Forexample, 31.8%

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14. DISPOSAL OF THE DEVICEPlease dispose of the device in an appropriate way, treating it as electronic waste. Donot throw it in the garbage. If you w

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GLOSSARYAltitude diveA dive made at an elevation greater than 300 m/1000 ft above sea level.Ascent rateThe speed at which the diver ascends toward the

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Decompression illnessAny of a variety of maladies resulting either directly or indirectly from theformation of nitrogen bubbles in tissues or body flu

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Multi level diveA single or repetitive dive that includes time spent at various depths andwhose no decompression limits are therefore not determined s

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PFOAbbreviation for patent foramen ovale. It is a form of congenital heartdefect that enables blood flow between the left and right atria via the in-t

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© Suunto Oy 10 /2 01 2Suunto is a registered trademark of Suunto Oy. All Rights reserved.INTERNATIONAL +358 2 284 1160AUSTRALIA 1-800-

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WARNINGSET THE CORRECT PERSONAL ADJUSTMENT MODE!Whenever it is believed that factors that tend to increase thepossibility of DCI exist, it is recommen

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WARNINGNEVER ASCEND ABOVE THE CEILING! You must not as-cend above the ceiling during your decompression. In orderto avoid doing so by accident, you sh

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WARNINGTraveling to a higher elevation can temporarily cause a changein the equilibrium of dissolved nitrogen in the body. It is recom-mended that you

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WARNINGUsing the Suunto Dive Planner software is not a substitutefor proper dive training. Diving with mixed gases has dangersthat are not familiar to

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NOTEIt is not possible to change to AIR mode after a dive in NI-TROX mode, before the No-fly time has elapsed.When planning both air and nitrox dives

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3. SUUNTO USER INTERFACECurrent Time DisplayMode IndicatorNo-Decompression TimeTotal Ascent TimeCeiling DepthRemaining Air TimeSafety/Deep Stop TimeSu

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1. WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF SUUNTO DIVE COMPUTERS ... . ... . ... 82. WARNINGS, CAUTIONS, AND NOTES ... . ... . ... . ... . ... . ...

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3.1. Navigating in the menusSuunto D6i has four main operating modes - TIME mode (TIME), DIVE mode (DIVE),PLAN mode (PLAN), and MEMORY mode (MEM). It

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SETTINGSAlarmTimeDual TimeDateUnitsBacklightContrastTonesSUB-MODESAirNitroxGaugeFreeOffSETTINGSNitrox Personal/Altitude Tank Press Pairing Tank Press

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3.2. Button symbols and functionsThe table below explains the main functions of the dive computer's buttons. The buttonsand their use is explaine

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Main functionsPressButtonSymbolToggle between alternative displaysChange submodeIncrease valuesShortUPActivate gas switching in NITROX modeActivate Ap

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4. GETTING STARTEDTo get the most out of your Suunto D6i, use some time to personalize it and reallymake it YOUR computer. Set the correct time and da

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NOTEThe seconds display reverts to date display after 5 minutesin order to save battery power.NOTEThe display is illuminated by holding down the MODE

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4.1.1. Setting the alarmThe dive computer has a daily alarm function. The alarm can be set to be activatedonly once, on weekdays or every day. When th

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4.1.3. Setting the dual timeIn the Dual Time setting mode, you are able to select the hour and minute of a dualtime, which is useful when traveling to

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ADJUST WITH UP AND DOWN BUTTONS. ACCEPT WITH SELECT BUTTON.4.1.6. Setting the backlightIn the Backlight setting mode, you are able to turn the backli

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ADJUST WITH UP AND DOWN BUTTONS. ACCEPT WITH SELECT BUTTON.4.1.8. Setting the tonesIn the Tones setting mode, you are able to activate or deactivate

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5.2. Emergency ascents ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 425.3. Dive computer limitations .. . ... . ... .

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USE DOWN BUTTON TO START STOPWATCH AND TAKE A SPLIT TIME. THE UP BUTTON STOPS THE STOPWATCH. IF YOU HAVE TAKEN SPLIT TIMES, YOU CAN SCROLL THEM BY SH

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Contamination or dirt on the water contact may prevent this automatic activation.Therefore, it is important that the water contact is kept clean. The

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IF ACCESSED FROM TIME MODE, TIME AND BEARING ARE DISPLAYED AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SCREEN.ACCESSED FROM DIVE MODE, CURRENT DEPTH, AND TIME OR MAXIMUM DEP

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4.4.2. Locking a bearingA bearing can be locked to help you follow a selected course, and directional arrowspoint towards the locked bearing. The last

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ExplanationSymbolYou are 180 degrees from the locked bearingYou are 120 (or 240) degrees from the locked bearing4.4.3. Compass settingsYou can define

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NOTEThe unit will automatically enter the calibration sequence whentaken into use for the first time.Strong electromagnetic fields, such as power line

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To calibrate the compass:HOLD THE DEVICE LEVEL AND SLOWLY ROTATE 360°.THEN SLOWLY TURN THE DEVICE 90° TO VERTICAL POSITION.If the calibration fails se

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ADJUST WITH UP AND DOWN. ACCEPT WITH SELECT.Time-outYou can set the compass time-out from 1 to 20 minutes. After the set time has passedfrom the lates

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2. In the Apnea Timer, long press DOWN to enter settings in which you can definethe duration of the ventilation period and the incremental increase/de

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5.9.2. DIVE mode activation ... . ... . ... . ... . ... . ... . ... . ... . ... . ... 665.9.3. Battery power indication . ... . ...

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5. BEFORE DIVINGDo not attempt to use the dive computer without reading this user's guide in its entirety,including all the warnings. Make sure t

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The Suunto D6i allows you to choose between a traditional Recommended SafetyStop and Deep Stops. Deep Stops are safety stops that occur deeper than tr

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In the event that a required gas is not available at all, decompress for as long as youcan by using the next most suitable gas that has the highest ox

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WARNINGSuunto recommends that you receive training in freedivingtechniques and physiology before conducting breath holddives. No dive computer can rep

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InterpretationSound patternInstructional beepStart descendingDescendingChange gasDescending-ascendingThe visual information on the dive computer displ

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Alarm reasonAlarm typeMaximum allowed ascent rate, 10 m per min / 33 ft permin, is exceeded. Slow the ascend rate down.High priority alarm, soundedthr

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Alarm reasonAlarm typeMandatory Safety Stop is reached. Make the Mandat-ory Deep Stop for the duration shown by the timer.Low priority alarm followed

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Alarm reasonAlarm typeIndicates reaching a certain depth. In the DIVE Freemode only. You can acknowledge the alarm.Low priority alarm, soundedonce. Th

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5.6. Error conditionsThe dive computer has warning indicators that alert you to react to certain situationsthat would significantly increase the risk

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5.7.1. Installing the wireless transmitterWhen purchasing the Suunto D6i, we strongly recommend that you have your Suuntorepresentative attach the tra

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6.4.1. Day History . ... . ... . ... . ... . ... . ... . ... . ... . ... . ... . ... 966.4.2. Free dive time limit ... . ...

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When there is no stored code, the Suunto D6i displays “cd:--” and receives data withlowered sensitivity from a very short distance only (0.1–0.5m / 0.

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WARNINGIf there are several divers using a Suunto wireless transmitter,always ensure that each diver is using a different code beforestarting the dive

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2.In the next menu, a Code number is displayed. Clear the code by short-pressingthe UP button (toggle from “Ok” to “Clear”), and press the SELECT butt

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NOTEIn order to save battery energy, the transmitter enters powersaving mode with slower data transmission rate if the tankpressure remains unchanged

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FigureIndicationDisplayDText "no conn" is displayed when the unit receives no data packetsfrom the transmitter.Pressure reading has not been

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5.8. DIVE mode settingsSuunto D6i has several user-definable functions, as well as depth and time-relatedalarms that you can set according to your per

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FREE modeGAUGE modeNITROX modeAIR modeSettingXSurf time notifyalarmXXXXSample rateXXDeep stopXXAir timeXXXXUnitsThe figure below shows how to enter th

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5.8.1. Setting the nitrox valuesIf set to the NITROX mode, the correct oxygen percentage of the gas in your cylinder(and additional gases) must always

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To view the most pessimistic ascent schedule, that is, a schedule for the situation inwhich the gases are not changed at all, you can set the mix gas(

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5.8.2. Setting the personal/altitude adjustmentsThe current Altitude and Personal Adjustment settings are displayed in the startupscreen when entering

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10.2.1. Suunto RGBM adaptive decompression . . ... . ... . ... . ... . ... 12210.2.2. No-decompression limits for air .. ... ... ...

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ADJUST WITH UP AND DOWN BUTTONS. ACCEPT WITH SELECT BUTTON.5.8.4. Setting the tank pressure alarmThe tank pressure alarm can be set "ON" or

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ADJUST WITH UP AND DOWN BUTTONS. ACCEPT WITH SELECT BUTTON.5.8.6. Setting the depth notify alarm (FREE mode)You can set five independent Depth Notify

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ADJUST WITH UP AND DOWN BUTTONS. ACCEPT WITH SELECT BUTTON.NOTEWith a range of 1–999 minutes, the alarm can be set to yourplanned bottom time, for exa

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The factory default setting is 20 seconds.You can set the dive profile sample rate in free dive to 1, 2, or 5 seconds. The samplerate for gauge, nitro

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5.8.11. Setting the air timeIn the Air Time setting mode, the remaining air time display can be set "ON" or "OFF"depending on whet

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5.9.1. Accessing DIVE modeThe Suunto D6i has four diving modes: AIR mode for diving with standard air only,NITROX mode for diving with oxygen enriched

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After activation, all graphical display elements are turned ON, and the backlight andthe beep are activated. After this, the selected altitude and per

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A TISSUE SATURATION GRAPH IS DISPLAYED BETWEEN DIVES WHEN DIVE MODE IS ACTIVATED. ON X-AXIS THE FAST TISSUES ARE ON LEFT AND SLOW TISSUES ON RIGHT. ON

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•the oxygen partial pressure limits are set correctlyFor more information on the NITROX mode, please refer to Section 6.2. Diving in NI-TROX mode (DIV

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The optional wireless pressure transmitter sends out a low battery (batt) warning whenits battery voltage is getting low. This is shown intermittently

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1. WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF SUUNTO DIVE COMPUTERSSuunto D6i wristop dive computer is designed to help you get the most out of yourdiving.With integrate

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WARNINGTraveling to a higher elevation can temporarily cause a changein the equilibrium of dissolved nitrogen in the body. It is recom-mended that you

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This feature is used to adjust the computer to be more conservative, according topersonal preference, by entering the suitable Personal Adjustment set

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5.10. Safety StopsSafety Stops are widely considered good diving practice for recreational diving, andare an integral part of most dive tables. The re

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5.10.2. Mandatory Safety StopsWhen the ascent rate exceeds 10 m/33 ft per minute continuously for more than five(5) seconds, the microbubble build-up

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WHEN CEILING AND STOP ARE DISPLAYED WITH DOWNWARD POINTING ARROW, IMMEDIATELY (WITHIN 3 MINUTES) DESCEND TO OR BELOW CEILING.If you continue to viola

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Enabling the deep stops does not disable Recommended Safety Stops. MandatorySafety Stops, for example due to continuous ascent rate violations, are st

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6. DIVINGThis section contains instructions on how to operate the dive computer and interpretits displays. The dive computer is easy to use and read.

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6.1.1. Basic dive dataDuring a No-decompression dive, the following information is displayed:•your present depth in meters/feet•the available no-decom

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DOWN BUTTON TOGGLES BETWEEN MAXIMUM DEPTH, CURRENT TIME AND TANK PRESSURE.UP BUTTON TOGGLES BETWEEN DIVE TIME AND WATER TEMPERATURE.In addition, with

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To make a bookmark in the profile memory during a dive, press the SELECT button.A brief confirmation will be given.A BOOKMARK IS PLACED IN THE PROFILE

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2. WARNINGS, CAUTIONS, AND NOTESThroughout this user's guide, important safety icons are displayed. Three classificationsare used to separate the

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The change in your air consumption is based on constant one second interval pressuremeasurements over 30–60 second periods. An increase in air consump

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Low Air Pressure WarningsThe dive computer will warn you with two (2) audible double beeps and a blinkingpressure display when the cylinder pressure r

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WARNINGDO NOT EXCEED THE MAXIMUM ASCENT RATE! Rapidascents increase the risk of injury. You should always makethe Mandatory and Recommended Safety Sto

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6.1.7. Decompression divesWhen your NO DEC TIME becomes zero, your dive changes into a decompressiondive. Therefore, you must perform one or more deco

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WARNINGYOUR ACTUAL ASCENT TIME MAY BE LONGER THANDISPLAYED BY THE INSTRUMENT! The ascent time willincrease if you:•remain at depth•ascend slower than

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The depth of the ceiling and floor depends on your dive profile. The ceiling depth willbe fairly shallow when you enter the decompression mode, but if

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Display below the floorThe blinking ASC TIME sign and an upward pointing arrow indicate that you are belowthe floor. You should start your ascent imme

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Display at the ceiling zoneWhen you reach the ceiling zone, the display will show you two arrows pointing ateach other (the “hour glass” icon). Below

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DECOMPRESSION DIVE, ABOVE CEILING. NOTE DOWNWARD POINTING ARROW, ER WARNING AND ALARM. YOU SHOULD IMMEDIATELY (WITHIN 3 MINUTES) DESCEND TO OR BELOW C

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to be understated and will affect decompression calculations. If you want to adjust thecomputer to provide more conservative calculations, use the per

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WARNINGNOT FOR PROFESSIONAL USE! Suunto dive computersare intended for recreational use only. The demands of com-mercial or professional diving may ex

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6.2.2. Oxygen displaysWhen the NITROX mode is activated, the display will show the information in the figurebelow. In the NITROX mode, the maximum ope

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DOWN BUTTON TOGGLES BETWEEN O2, MAXIMUM DEPTH CURRENT TIME AND TANK PRESSURE.UP BUTTON TOGGLES BETWEEN PO2, OLF%, DIVE TIME AND WATER TEMPERATURE.6.2.

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6.2.4. Gas change and multiple breathing gas mixesOne of the special features in Suunto D6i is the possibility to set two additional nitroxmixes to be

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NOTEIf no button is pressed in 15 seconds, the dive computer willgo back to the dive display without changing the gas mix.Upon ascent, the computer pr

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NOTEThere is no ascent rate monitoring in the GAUGE mode.NOTEIf you dive with the GAUGE mode, it is not possible to changebetween the modes before the

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NOTEThe FREE mode does not provide decompression information.NOTEThere is no ascent rate monitoring in the FREE mode.6.4.1. Day HistoryThe Day History

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NOTEThe first dive of the next day will reset the Day History functionand start a new one.6.4.2. Free dive time limitThe FREE mode has a time limit of

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7. AFTER DIVINGOnce back at the surface, Suunto D6i continues to provide post-dive safety informationand alarms. Calculations to enable repetitive div

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Or, in the alternative displays, the following information will be shown:•maximum depth of last dive in meters/feet•dive time of last dive in minutes,

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7.2.1. FREE DiveEach dive series includes dives that have been performed during one day. The day'sdive numbering and latest dive information rese

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