OSTC "stuck" at 4m
Posted: Tuesday 22. July 2008, 08:52
Hi!
I just had this weird thing happen yesterday. We dived for about half an hour, 20m or less basically, then came up for decompression (some guys have more dives per day, some - less but we decompress for the worst case all together).
So, as we were hovering around 5m for the deco stop, suddenly the screen froze at 4m and stayed there for several minutes. At first I thought it got completely hanged and I would need to get to the reset button to get it out of this state, for it did not change even after we arrived to the surface. But, once on the boat, it suddenly unfroze and showed "0", then went into the surface mode after a while.
Looking at the log, I can see that it registered 4m depth for several minutes and then abruptly went to zero. So the computer seems to have been operational all the time... But the time "jumped" I think, did not just "tick" minute-by-minute.
So, any ideas? What information do you need to diagnose the problem? OSTC was upgraded to 1.5 before diving, by the way.
Albert
I just had this weird thing happen yesterday. We dived for about half an hour, 20m or less basically, then came up for decompression (some guys have more dives per day, some - less but we decompress for the worst case all together).
So, as we were hovering around 5m for the deco stop, suddenly the screen froze at 4m and stayed there for several minutes. At first I thought it got completely hanged and I would need to get to the reset button to get it out of this state, for it did not change even after we arrived to the surface. But, once on the boat, it suddenly unfroze and showed "0", then went into the surface mode after a while.
Looking at the log, I can see that it registered 4m depth for several minutes and then abruptly went to zero. So the computer seems to have been operational all the time... But the time "jumped" I think, did not just "tick" minute-by-minute.
So, any ideas? What information do you need to diagnose the problem? OSTC was upgraded to 1.5 before diving, by the way.
Albert