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Nemo Sport 06/07 - Artbook 3123/07 06/07 Cod Nemo Sport 06/07 - ArtBooK 3123/07 06/07 cod. 44200604 - Nemo Sport Manuale d’istruzioni • User’s Guide • Bedienungsanleitung • Manuel d’utilisation Mares S.p.A. - Salita Bonsen, 4 - 16035 RAPALLO - ITALY - Tel. +39 01852011 - Fax +39 0185669984 Manual de instrucciones • Manual de instruções • Gebruikershandleiding • Användarinstruktioner www.mares.com Οδηγίες χρήσης • Käyttäjän Opas • Instrukcja użytkowania • Felhasználói útmutató DIVE COMPUTER NEMO SPORT ENGLISH Nemo Sport Dive computer 34 4. Description of functions common to all modes 58 Important warnings 34 4-1. Clock function 58 Responsible diving practices 35 4-2. Daily alarm / time tone function 58 4-3. Altitude measurement judgment function 58 1. Overview 36 4-4. Audible alarms 60 1-1. Function Overview 36 4-5. BLD detection function 61 1-2. Operation keys 36 4-6. Surface interval display function 61 1-3. Settings when the system is reset 36 4-7. Desaturation time display function 61 2. Display and Operation Specifications 37 4-8. Don’t fly time display function 61 2-1. LCD Panel Layout 37 4-9. Oxygen Limited Indicator display function 61 2-2. Function of operation keys 37 4-10. Jump function 61 3. Description of Mode States & Operation Display 37 4-11. Auto return function 62 3-1. Time mode 37 4-12. Display unit selector function 62 3-2. Time Set mode 38 4-13. Default setting function 62 3-3. Alarm mode 41 Maintenance 62 3-4. Alarm Set mode 41 Replacing the battery 62 3-5. Dual Time mode 42 Replacing the strap 62 3-6. Dual Time Set mode 43 Warranty 63 3-7. Dive Plan mode 44 Validation of the warranty 63 3-8. Dive Set mode 46 Warranty exclusions 63 3-9. Dive Log mode 47 3-12. PC Transfer mode 50 How to find the product serial number 63 3-13. Dive mode 51 3-14. Locked states 57 33 NEMO SPORT DIVE caution WARNING COMPUTER Indicates a potentially hazardous situation Do not dive if the readings on the instrument which, if not avoided, may result in minor appear irregular or unclear. Congratulations! or moderate injury. It may also be used to NEMO SPORT is a mobile dive computer for alert against unsafe practices. WARNING underwater diving that measures depth during dives The dive computer cannot ensure against and, based on the measured values, calculates and WARNING possible decompression sickness. The dive displays a variety of dive data, including such critical Indicates a potentially hazardous situation computer cannot take into account the data as a diver's body oxygen level and the level of which, if not avoided, could result in death physical conditions of the individual diver, nitrogen that has dissolved into the diver's body. or serious injury. which may vary from one day to the next. For your safety, have a general medical In this manual you will find all the instructions for check-up before undertaking a dive. its use. DANGER Mares thanks you for your choice and urges you to Indicates an imminently hazardous situation WARNING always practice safe and responsible diving. which, if not avoided, will result in death or Enjoy! serious injury. Always check the battery power level before starting the dive. Do not dive if the icon No part of this document may be reproduced, stored indicates that the battery is low. Have the Before diving, make sure you have read and in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form battery replaced. understood all parts of this manual. without the written permission of Mares S.p.A. Mares adopts a policy of continuing improvement, WARNING WARNING and therefore reserves the right to make changes Do not fly within 24 hours of your last dive, The Nemo Sport dive computer is designed and enhancements to any of the products described and in any case wait until the Nemo Sport exclusively for recreational sports use and in this manual without notice. ("NO FLY") indication disappears. Under no circumstances shall Mares be held not for professional applications. responsible for any loss or damage sustained by third WARNING parties deriving from the use of this instrument. WARNING Recreational divers should not dive deeper In addition to the dive computer, also use than 40 m (130 feet). Although this computer IMPORTANT WARNINGS a depth gauge, a submersible pressure will continue to provide information for gauge, a timer or watch, and dive tables. Important: compressed-air dives deeper than 40m Any critical information or warnings that might (130 ft.), the risk of nitrogen narcosis and affect the performance or result in the injury of the WARNING decompression sickness (DCS) is greatly technician, Nemo Sport Computer owner, or other Never dive alone, Nemo Sport cannot increased; therefore this information should persons are highlighted with the following symbols: substitute for a diving buddy. be treated as only approximate. 34 DIVE COMPUTER NEMONemo SPORTsport ResponsiBLE Diving recommended to take one day off from diving WARNING Practices every three days. Never dive to depths greater than 40 m (130 • Avoid decompression-stop dives and do not ft), and never take decompression dives with • Always plan your dives in advance. dive deeper than 40 meters (130 feet) unless Nemo Sport unless you possess the specific • Never exceed the limits of your skill and you have been specifically trained in this type license (IANTD, NAUI, PADIDSAT, PSA, SSI, experience. of technical diving. TDI, etc.) for deep scuba diving to depths of • Go to your deepest planned depth at the • Avoid repetitive "square profile" dives (dives to a ENGLISH more than 40 m (130 ft) and fully understand beginning of the dive. single depth) deeper than 18 meters (60 feet). the risks and the skills that this type of • Check your computer frequently during the dive. • Always wait at least 12 hours, and preferably 24 dive requires. This type of dive can entail a • Comply with the ascent rate indicated by the hours, before flying after a dive, in accordance greater risk of decompression sickness, even computer. with the recommendations of the Divers' Alert for the most qualified and expert divers, • Always do a safety stop between -6 and -3 Network. and regardless of the instrumentation or meters (-20 and -10 feet) for at least 3 minutes. computer used. Divers attempting these • After any decompression stops, ascend very types of dives must have completed a slowly to the surface. specialist course and gained the necessary • Avoid yo-yo dives (repeatedly ascending and experience. descending underwater). • Avoid strenuous activity during the dive and for half an hour after surfacing. The safety of a dive can only be increased through • When diving in cold water or after an intense adequate preparation and training. exertion, start ascending well before reaching Mares therefore recommends using the dive the no-decompression limits. computer only after having completed a specialist • In the case of a decompression dive, prolong diver training course. the decompression stop nearest the surface Mares recommends scrupulous adherence to the for safety. simple rules of behavior listed below: • Repetitive dives should be separated by a surface interval of at least 2 hours. • Your deepest dive should be the first one of the day. • Avoid diving until the desaturation time deriving from the previous dive has elapsed. • When doing repetitive dives for several consecutive days, take at least one day off from diving every week. In the case of decompression-stop diving, it is 35 1. Overview 1-3. Settings WHen THE SYstem is reset Item State 1-1. Function Overview Mode Time mode The functions of the dive computer are outlined below. Time 12:00 00 sec. AM (12-hour clock) • Clock function: internal full-auto calendar clock (with auto leap year Time (dual time) 12:00 00 sec. AM (12-hour clock) recognition and auto month-end recognition). • Daily alarm function. Daily alarm 12:00 AM (chime: off) • Time tone function. Time tone Off • Dual time function. Ascent rate warning alarm On • 12-hour clock/ 24-hour clock selector function. Calendar January 1, 2005 • EL backlight function. Depth 0 m • Dive data functions: - depth measurement Altitude rank Determined by measured value after reset - dive time measurement FO2 setting Air (21%) - water temperature measurement Inert gas level (PGT) 0 (none) - surface interval count Oxygen limit indicator (OLI) 0 (none) - don’t fly time Desaturation time (DESAT) 0 (none) - warning Profile time (Pt) 30 sec. • Log memory function: Saves and displays logs for up to 30 dives. • History function: Saves and displays the total number of dives (up to 999) User safety factor (USF) 0 and total dive time (up to 999 hours and 59 minutes). Units m / °C (Celsius) • Profile function: Saves depths at set times during a dive, and read from PC. Log memory Continued from before • Profile time (Pt) setting function. History memory Continued from before • PC download function: Transfers log and profile data to a PC. Profile memory Continued from before • Altitude measurement / altitude rank function. • User safety factor (USF) setting function. Other data memory All cleared (0) • m/ft selector function. 1-2. Operation KEYS • There are four keys for user operations: the A key, B key, C key, and D key. • The E wet contact serves as a water detection switch. 36 DIVE COMPUTER NEMO SPORT 2. DispLAY and Operation 3. Description of Mode States & Specifications Operation DispLAY 2-1. LCD PaneL LaYout 3-1. Time mode • Time mode is the default state during normal use and during surface intervals. • All display segments flash when the dive computer is locked in the out-of- ENGLISH range state or when it is locked in the decompression stop violation state.
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