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DIVING
(DM)
Rotate the crown until you get to DIVING mode.
DIVE TRACK and DIVE CHRONO modes measure water temperature, depth,
and time of dive. Go deep.
If you so desire, you can use the DIVE CHRONO mode when you want a detailed
record of each dive within a series of dives, or if you want to take splits during a dive.
For instance, let's say you were going to spend a few minutes submerged to check some
underwater equipment and you wanted to record how long you were underwater each time.
Well, DIVE CHRONO would be appropriate if not downright suitable. For all other diving
applications, DIVE TRACK would be used.
Data in either mode can be viewed in English (ft. and degrees F) or metric (m. and degrees C).
To learn how to switch between the two, see Setting the Format.
Diving time is measured in minutes. CHRONO mode rules as well as most proven laws of physics
apply. Intermediate time spent on the surface can either be included or excluded. It's on you.
DIVE TRACK
(DM)
Rotate the crown until you get to DIVE TRACK mode.
Recording Depths and Temperatures
It is assumed that DIVE TRACK mode is accessed at or very near the surface, which will
be recorded as a depth of zero. Depth readings will be taken every 5 seconds when
the depth is 5 ft. (1.5 m.) or more. Otherwise readings will be taken every 15
seconds. Temperature readings will be taken the same way.
During normal operation, the display will read the following:
Line 1: Current temperature.
Line 2: Current depth.
Line 3: Time of dive.
Line 4: Current time.
Want to time your dive? Okey dokey, then.
Diving time is measured in minutes. If you press the
start/split button or if the watch receives two consecutive depth
readings greater than or equal to 5 ft. (1.5 m.) the timer will start doing
its thing.
The timer will stop when you press the stop/reset button or when the watch
receives a reading of less than 5 ft. (1.5 m.). Once stopped, your maximum depth
(indicated by the letters MA) will be displayed on Line 2 and total dive time will be
displayed on Line 3.
How to Treat Time at the Surface
How you treat surface time depends on your individual belief system — we let you decide.
A. To choose whether or not to track surface time, pull the crown out to Position 3. SET
TIMING appears.
B. Press either the stop/reset or start/split buttons to toggle between AT SURF CONT (continue
timing while at the surface) or AT SURF PAUSE (pause timing while at the surface). Cool, huh?
NOTE: At the completion of a dive in AT SURF CONT mode, you may reset the timing device by
pressing and holding stop/reset until HOLD TO RESET appears and display resets.
ALSO: In AT SURF PAUSE mode, pressing the stop/reset button or resubmerging to a depth of
5 ft. (1.5 m.) or greater will restart timing.
DIVE CHRONO
(DM)
Rotate the crown until you get to DIVE CHRONO mode.
Stranger things have happened, but really, it's no coincidence that
whenever a split time is taken, a new depth reading is also taken. Upon
entering DIVE CHRONO mode, the timing mechanism is reset and
depth is automatically calibrated to zero. When the start/split
button is pressed or two consecutive readings of
Timing Dives
5 ft. (1.5 m.) or greater are recorded, the
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