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I have run the simulator. It displays Air for air and 50/0 for ean50.
I just noticed that the upgrade to v 1.50 switched all my gases to active, weird.

I have only used air in the last couple of weeks, and I am sure that "Air" was showing on the display

Hello Sven,

Thank you very much!

Ciao,
Giovanni

Sven,
that would be great.
Not that it would change my life, but every time I open the logbook I think that the clock on the computer needs to be adjusted, then I realise it is the end time of the dive

Thanks!
Giovanni

Sven,
The time recorded by the OSTC is definitely the end time of the dive, not the start time. I don't know exactly why this choice was made, but it is not a major issue.

Ciao,
Giovanni

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