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NO DEC TIME

MAX

DIVE TIME

MAX

3.2.2. Consumed Bottom Time

(CBT)

The available no-decompression time is also shown

visually in the multi-function bar graph on the left

side of the display (Fig. 3.7, 3.8 and 3.9). When your

available no-decompression time decreases below

200 minutes, the ﬁ rst (lowest) bar graph segment

appears. As your body absorbs more nitrogen, more

segments start to appear.

Green Zone - As a safety precaution SUUNTO

recommends that when using this dive computer

you should maintain the no-decompression bar graph

within the green zone. Segments start to appear when

the available no-decompression time decreases below

100, 80, 60, 50, 40, 30 and 20 minutes.

Yellow Zone- As the bars reach the yellow zone, your

no-decompression limit is less than 10 or 5 minutes

and you are getting very close to no-decompression

limits. At this point, you should start your ascent

towards the surface.

Red Zone - As all of the bars appear (red zone),

your no-decompression limit has become zero and

your dive has become a decompression dive (for

more information see section 3.2.5. “Decompres-

sion dives”).

Fig. 3.8 Diving display. The

present depth is 19.3 m [63 ft]

and the no-decompression time

limit is 23 minutes in A0/P1

mode. The maximum depth

during this dive was 19.8 m [65

ft], the elapsed dive time is 16

minutes and the water tempera-

ture 18°C [64°F]. The current

time 10:20 [10:20 am] is shown

for 5 seconds after pressing the

TIME button.

Fig. 3.7 A dive starts.

Fig. 3.9 Diving display. An

annotation, Bookmark, is done

in the proﬁ le memory during a

dive by pressing the PLAN but-

ton. Note the Logbook symbol.

TIME

DIVE

NO DEC TIME

MAX

NO DEC TIME

MAX

DIVE TIME

MAX

TIME

1 2 ... 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 ... 85 86

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