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28 COURIER OWNER’S MANUAL

Figure 10: Deco Mode.

To enter this mode: You enter Deco Mode automatical-

ly by exceeding the No-Decompression Limits.

What you will see: As soon as you enter Deco Mode,

all nine pixels of the Residual Nitrogen Bar Graph and the

Deco Status indicator in the lower right-hand corner of

the display will flash for several seconds. As this happens,

the display itself will change from Dive Mode to Deco

Mode. While in Deco Mode:

■■The digits representing Current Depth and Actual

Bottom Time (ABT) will display the same as they do

while in Dive Mode.

■■All nine pixels of the Residual Nitrogen Bar Graph and

the Deco Status indicator in the lower right-hand cor-

ner of the display will appear.

■■In place of maximum depth, a stop depth of 10 ft/3m,

20 ft/6m, 30 ft/9m or 39 ft/12m will appear.

min min

min

DIVE TIME

TOTAL

DECO

Depth of

stop (blinking

indicates violation)

Total ascent time

Stop time (blinking

indicates violation)

Deco status

(blinking indicates

violation)

Current

Depth

Nitrogen absorption

bar graph (all

pixels displayed)

Actual Bottom

Time (ABT)

COURIER OWNER’S MANUAL 29

Do not ascend above the indicated stop depth

until either a shallower stop depth appears or

the Courier returns to its normal no-decom-

pression Dive Mode. Failure to do so will result

in missed decompression, and will substantially

increase your risk of decompression illness.

■■A stop time will appear, showing how long (in minutes)

you are to remain at the indicated stop depth.

■■

A total ascent time will also appear. This indicates the

total of the time you must spend (in minutes) at the cur-

rent stop, time required at shallower stop depths (if

any), plus ascent time required between stops.

Be aware that it is possible to make stops at depths deep-

er than those indicated; however, you may find doing so

greatly increases the time you must spend at each stop.

For example, let’s say that the indicated stop is five min-

utes at 10 ft/3m. You choose, however, to make your

stop at 15 ft/5m. You may discover that, by doing so, it

takes seven or eight minutes (or more) before your “five

minute” stop clears and the Courier returns to Dive

Mode.

Warnings you may encounter: In so far as the Courier

is not designed nor intended for planned decompression

dives, you should consider the very fact you are in Deco

Mode as a significant warning in itself. Once you enter

this mode, you should further be alert to the possibility of

a Deco Stop Violation warning.

A Deco Stop Violation takes place when you either

ascend shallower than the indicated stop depth or do

not spend sufficient time there before ascending. Here is

how the Courier alerts you to such violations:

30 COURIER OWNER’S MANUAL

■■The digits indicating Stop Depth and Stop Time, along

with the Deco Status indicator, flash on and off. This

will continue as long as you remain shallower than the

indicated Stop Depth.

If you find yourself in Deco Stop Violation, descend to or

below the indicated Stop Depth and remain for the time

shown. If conditions make this impossible, make your

stop between 3–7 ft/1–2m, and remain there until the

Courier returns to Dive Mode (this may take considerably

longer than the display suggests it will).

If you cannot correct an indicated Deco Stop

Violation, the warnings will continue for five

minutes after surfacing. At this point, you will not

be able to use the computer at all for the next

24 hours. The computer will be inoperable.

To exit this mode: Complete the indicated decompres-

sion, then surface.

2.12 Log Mode

The Courier’s Random Access Memory (RAM) can store

and display data for up to ten dives. This makes it possi-

ble for users to make a series of dives, then later transfer

key dive data to a separate log book.

To enter this mode: From Surface Mode, press and

release the B button.

What you will see: As shown in Figure 11, Log Mode

consists of two separate display screens. These alternate

back and forth with one another every four seconds.

COURIER OWNER’S MANUAL 31

Figure 11: Log Mode displays. When new, or after hav-

ing replaced the battery, your Courier will display the “all

clear” screen shown in the top illustration. Otherwise, the

Courier alternates back forth between the second and

thirds screens every four seconds.

Be aware that, when your Courier is new, or has just had

its battery replaced, it will contains no dive data.

Therefore; the Log Mode display will consist solely of hori-

zontal dashes, as shown in Figure 11.

SLOW

DECO

min

°F

MAX

DIVE TIME

Maximum depth

for dive

Dive number

(for day)

Presence indicates

altitude setting

for dive

Nitrogen absorption

at end of dive

Water temperature

at maximum depth

Actual Bottom Time

(ABT) for dive

Blinking indicates

ascent rate

violation

Deco occurred

(blinking indicates

violation)

SLOW

DECO

AVE

Average depth

for dive

Date of dive

Presence indicates

altitude setting

for dive

Nitrogen absorption

at end of dive

End of dive

Start of dive

Blinking indicates

ascent rate

violation

Deco occurred

(blinking indicates

violation)

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