Suunto Cobra3 Dive Computer User’s Guide

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This PDF user manual is for the Suunto Cobra3 Dive Computer.

Suunto Cobra3 Dive Computer

Suunto Cobra3 wristop dive computer is designed to help you get the most out of your diving. By reading this manual and becoming familiar with the functions of your dive computer, you can begin a new era in your diving.
With integrated digital compass, air integration, and gas switching, Suunto Cobra3 simplifies your diving experience because all the information you need relating to depth, time, tank pressure, decompression status, and direction is available on one easy-to-read screen.
The Suunto Cobra3 User’s Guide contains vitally important information which enables you to become familiar with your Suunto wristop dive computer. To understand the use, displays, and limitations of the instrument before using it, please read this user’s guide carefully, and save it for further reference. Note also that a glossary is included at the back of the user’s guide to help you understand dive-specific terminology.

(PDF) USER’S GUIDE in English (EN) language.

CONTENTS:

1. WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF SUUNTO DIVE COMPUTERS

2. WARNINGS, CAUTIONS, AND NOTES

3. SUUNTO USER INTERFACE
3.1. Navigating in the menus
3.2. Button symbols and functions

4. GETTING STARTED
4.1. TIME mode settings
4.1.1. Setting the alarm
4.1.2. Setting the time
4.1.3. Setting the date
4.1.4. Setting the backlight
4.1.5. Setting the tones
4.2. AC water contacts
4.3. Learning how to use your compass
4.3.1. Compass display
4.3.2. Locking a bearing
4.3.3. Compass settings

5. BEFORE DIVING
5.1. The Suunto RGBM/Deep Stop Algorithm
5.2. Emergency ascents
5.3. Dive computer limitations
5.4. Audible and visual alarms
5.5. Error conditions
5.6. Air integration
5.6.1. Connecting Suunto Cobra3 to a regulator
5.7. DIVE mode settings
5.7.1. Setting the depth alarm
5.7.2. Setting the dive-time alarm
5.7.3. Setting the nitrox values
5.7.4. Setting the personal/altitude adjustments
5.7.5. Setting the sample rate
5.7.6. Setting the Safety Stops/deep stops
5.7.7. Setting the RGBM values
5.7.8. Setting the units
5.7.9. Setting the tank pressure alarm
5.8. Activation and pre-checks
5.8.1. Accessing DIVE mode
5.8.2. DIVE mode activation
5.8.3. Battery power indication
5.8.4. Diving at altitude
5.8.5. Personal adjustments
5.9. Safety Stops
5.9.1. Recommended Safety Stops
5.9.2. Mandatory Safety Stops
5.10. Deep stops

6. DIVING
6.1. Diving in the AIR mode (DIVE Air)
6.1.1. Basic dive data
6.1.2. Bookmark
6.1.3. Tank pressure data
6.1.4. Ascent rate indicator
6.1.5. Safety Stops
6.1.6. Decompression dives
6.2. Diving in NITROX mode (DIVE Nitrox)
6.2.1. Before diving in the NITROX mode
6.2.2. Oxygen displays
6.2.3. Oxygen limit fraction (OLF%)
6.2.4. Gas change and multiple breathing gas mixes
6.3. Diving in the GAUGE mode (DIVE Gauge)

7. AFTER DIVING
7.1. Surface interval
7.2. Dive numbering
7.3. Repetitive dive planning
7.4. Flying after diving
7.5. PLAN mode
7.5.1. DIVE PLANNING mode (PLAN NoDec)
7.5.2. Simulation Mode (PLAN Simulator)
7.6. MEMORY mode
7.6.1. Dive logbook (MEM Logbook)
7.6.2. Dive history (MEM History)
7.7. Suunto DM4 with Movescount
7.8. Movescount

8. CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF MY SUUNTO DIVING COMPUTER

9. BATTERY REPLACEMENT
9.1. Battery kit
9.2. Required tools
9.3. Replacing the battery

10. TECHNICAL DATA
10.1. Technical specifications
10.2. RGBM
10.2.1. Suunto RGBM adaptive decompression
10.2.2. No-decompression limits for air
10.2.3. Altitude diving
10.3. Oxygen exposure

11. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
11.1. Trademark
11.2. Copyright
11.3. Patent notice

12. DISCLAIMERS
12.1. CE
12.2. EN 13319
12.3. EN 250 / FIOH

13. SUUNTO LIMITED WARRANTY

14. DISPOSAL OF THE DEVICE

– GLOSSARY

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