SUUNTO FAVOR AIR - Manual (Page 26)

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- downward pointing arrow if the ceiling was violated
- Er in the center window, if the ceiling was permanently (over 3 min) violated or if the
12 m [39 ft] ceiling was reached or if the ASC TIME was over 63 min.
DISPLAY II:
- average depth
- surface interval time before dive
- temperature at the maximum depth
DISPLAY III:
- dive entry time and date
The data of the most recent dive is shown first as DIVE 1 (the first dive in the memory).
Next preceding dives are recalled by touching the TIME/MODE and COM contacts. A
brief touch of the contact will bring you to the preceding dive (DIVE 2), continuous
contact scrolls through the preceding dives (DIVE 3, ... DIVE 9, DIVE 1 again etc.). Only
DISPLAY I is shown, while scrolling the dives. The desired dive is selected by breaking
the contact when that dive appears on the display.
The dives can be scrolled backwards by touching the PLAN/ON and COM contacts.
When new dives are added after nine dives, the oldest dives are deleted. The memory
will always retain the nine most recent dives. The contents of the memory will remain
even when the battery is changed (assuming that the replacement has been done
according to the instructions).
NOTE: Dives shorter than one minute are not registered.
NOTE: The dive numbers shown in the dive planning mode do not match with the ones
shown in the logbook.
In the dive planning mode the dives are numbered according subsequent repetitive
dives within a dive series, whereas in the logbook the dives are numbered according to
memory address.
NOTE: The logbook contains test dives made in the factory. These dives will be deleted
after you have performed nine dives.
Fig 4.2 LOGBOOK, DISPLAY I
This display will alternate with DISPLAYS II and III.
The maximum depth of the second recent dive was 28.6 m [94 ft] and the total dive time
29 min. The personal/altitude adjustment mode was set to A1 and the minimum no-
decompression time during the dive was 3 minutes.
4.2 DIVE HISTORY MEMORY