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6.1.2. Bookmark
It is possible to record bookmarks in the profile memory during a dive. These bookmarks
are displayed when scrolling the profile memory on the display. The bookmarks will also
be shown as annotations in the downloadable Suunto Dive Manager PC software.
The bookmark logsthe depth, time, water temperature,and tank pressure whenavailable.
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 MEMORY
DURING A DIVE BY PRESSING
THE SELECT BUTTON.
6.1.3. Ascent rate indicator
The ascent rateis shown graphically along the righthand side. When the maximumallowed
ascent rate is exceeded, the lower segments start to blink with the top segment staying
solid, indicating that the maximum ascent rate has been exceeded continuously or that
the current ascent rate is significantly above the allowed rate.
NORMAL
ASCENT
RATE.
ACTIVATED BACKLIGHT,
ALARM AND A BLINKING ASCENT
RATE BAR GRAPH INDICATE YOU
ARE ASCENDING FASTER THAN 10
M/MIN. YOU ARE ADVISED TO
MAKE A MANDATORY SAFETY
STOP WHEN YOU REACH A
DEPTH OF 6 M.
WARNING
DO NOT EXCEED THE MAXIMUM ASCENT RATE! Rapid ascents
increase the risk of injury. You should always make the Mandatory
and Recommended Safety Stops after you have exceeded the max-
imum recommended ascent rate. If this Mandatory Safety Stop is not
completed, the decompression model will penalize your next dive(s).
Continuous ascent rateviolations willresult inMandatory SafetyStops.
When Recommended Deep Stop is enabled, the length is indicated
in seconds.
6.1.4. Safety Stops
A 3 minute Recommended Safety Stop is prompted after every dive to over 10m.
6.1.5. Decompression dives
When your NO DEC TIME becomes zero, your dive becomes a decompression dive so
you must perform one or more decompression stops on your way to the surface. The NO
DEC TIME on your display will be replaced by an ASC TIME, and a CEILING notation will
appear. An upward pointing arrow will also prompt you to start your ascent.
If you exceed the no-decompression limits on a dive, the dive computer will provide the
decompression information required for ascent. After this, the instrument will continue to
provide subsequent interval and repetitive dive information.
Rather than requiring you to make stops at fixed depths, the dive computer lets you de-
compress within a range of depths (continuous decompression).
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