Blue flashing light and tissue loading graph
Blue flashing light and tissue loading graph
Hi Guys
This is my first post after receiving my OSTC 2 yesterday (v1.70 software). I've searched the wiki and forum, but have 2 questions which are puzzling me.
I dived the computer this morning with a gas switch and all went well. After surfacing now:
1 There's a blue flashing LED on the left hand side - what does this mean (computer is still desaturating)
2. In between the He and N graphs, there's a number (in my case 80) - is this referring to the battery capacity ?
Really impressed with the computer by the way.
Thanks
Dave
This is my first post after receiving my OSTC 2 yesterday (v1.70 software). I've searched the wiki and forum, but have 2 questions which are puzzling me.
I dived the computer this morning with a gas switch and all went well. After surfacing now:
1 There's a blue flashing LED on the left hand side - what does this mean (computer is still desaturating)
2. In between the He and N graphs, there's a number (in my case 80) - is this referring to the battery capacity ?
Really impressed with the computer by the way.
Thanks
Dave
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Re: Blue flashing light and tissue loading graph
The blue LED flashes until no-fly time comes to zero - you have also the no-fly time displayed in surface mode.
For question 2, I don't know
David
For question 2, I don't know
David
Re: Blue flashing light and tissue loading graph
Thanks David - that makes sense and the blue LED stopped flashing late last night.
Cheers
Dave
Cheers
Dave
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Re: Blue flashing light and tissue loading graph
Hello,
The number indicated the current saturation load of your leading tissue. Depending on the tissue this can be a value between 80 and 200%.
regards,
Matthias
The number indicated the current saturation load of your leading tissue. Depending on the tissue this can be a value between 80 and 200%.
regards,
Matthias
Re: Blue flashing light and tissue loading graph
Hi Matthias
Thanks for the answer. I presume the lead tissue is at 80% (N2) saturation long after a dive due to the pp of N2 in air being 80% ?
Best wishes
Dave
Thanks for the answer. I presume the lead tissue is at 80% (N2) saturation long after a dive due to the pp of N2 in air being 80% ?
Best wishes
Dave
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Re: Blue flashing light and tissue loading graph
Hello,
Yes, it's because of that. Nevertheless the number only gives a rough estimation. NoFly and Remaining saturation time should be used to give an orientation about tissue load.
regards,
Christian
Yes, it's because of that. Nevertheless the number only gives a rough estimation. NoFly and Remaining saturation time should be used to give an orientation about tissue load.
regards,
Christian
Re: Blue flashing light and tissue loading graph
Ist es möglich die Graphenanzeige dauerhaft zu unterdrücken und stattdessen nur die Gase anzeigen zu lassen?
Re: Blue flashing light and tissue loading graph
i am an italian diver and i speak so and so english
Yesterday I made a dive to 80 meters in tx, this morning gave me as MANXDIVER th
In between the He and N graphs, there's a number (in my case 80)
and I had no fly O and desat time 0.
Is correct or not? is possible have after 8 our and afterm my dive at 80 meters no fly 0 and desat 0???
thank you
Yesterday I made a dive to 80 meters in tx, this morning gave me as MANXDIVER th
In between the He and N graphs, there's a number (in my case 80)
and I had no fly O and desat time 0.
Is correct or not? is possible have after 8 our and afterm my dive at 80 meters no fly 0 and desat 0???
thank you
Re: Blue flashing light and tissue loading graph
I think 8hrs is very fast
did you change the desat and no fly CF's? Can you give the numbers for these CF's?
did you change the desat and no fly CF's? Can you give the numbers for these CF's?
Steve
CMAS 2* Instructor
CMAS Advanced Nitrox Instructor
Belgium
CMAS 2* Instructor
CMAS Advanced Nitrox Instructor
Belgium
Re: Blue flashing light and tissue loading graph
Can be possible depending on your back and deco gas.
Re: Blue flashing light and tissue loading graph
Steve Wrote:
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> I think 8hrs is very fast
> did you change the desat and no fly CF's? Can you
> give the numbers for these CF's?
the tx are 15/40 and the deco gas ean 32 and ean 50.
the number of this cf. is:
cf 11 saturate 110
cf 12 desaturate 90
cf 13 nofly ratio 70
thank you....
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> I think 8hrs is very fast
> did you change the desat and no fly CF's? Can you
> give the numbers for these CF's?
the tx are 15/40 and the deco gas ean 32 and ean 50.
the number of this cf. is:
cf 11 saturate 110
cf 12 desaturate 90
cf 13 nofly ratio 70
thank you....