SUUNTO Vyper Air - Manual (Page 20)

NOTE In order to save battery energy, the transmitter shuts off if the pressure
remains unchanged for more than 5 minutes, and it will continue
transmitting with the saved code when any pressure change is
measured.
5.7.3. Transmitting data
After the pairing procedure, the Suunto Vyper
AIR
will receive cylinder pressure data from
the transmitter. The pressure is displayed in either bars or psi, depending on the unit
selected. Any time the Suunto Vyper
AIR
receives an appropriate signal it flashes the
wireless transmitter indicator in the display’s lower left corner.
Table 5.4. Pressure transmission related displays
Figure Indication Display
A Set Code. No code stored, Suunto Vyper
AIR
ready for pairing with
transmitter.
Cd:--
B Pressure reading over 360 bar/5220 psi. - - -
C Pressure reading has not been updated for more than one minute.
The latest valid pressure reading is displayed intermittently. After five
minutes, "FAIL" is displayed intermittently with "---".
Transmitter is out of range, in power saving mode or on another
channel. Activate the transmitter by breathing off the regulator, and
recode the wrist unit if necessary. FAIL
D Pressure transmitter battery voltage is low. The pressure reading is
displayed intermittently. Change the transmitter battery! LOB
E Pairing has not been conducted between the dive computer and the
transmitter before start of dive. No cylinder data available. OFF
A B C D E
5.8. DIVE mode settings
Suunto Vyper
AIR
has several user-definable functions, as well as depth and time-related
alarms that you can set according to your personal preferences. The DIVE mode settings
are dependent on the dive submode chosen (AIR, NITROX, GAUGE), so that, for example,
nitrox settings are only available in the NITROX submode.
The following figure shows how to enter the DIVE mode settings menu.
USE UP AND DOWN BUTTONS TO
TOGGLE BETWEEN DIVE SETTINGS
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