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Title Altitude Diving
Identifier GUID-1F916AD6-A339-4CE9-81F8-87E8E196941C
Language EN-US
Description
Version 1
Revision 6
Changes
Status Released
Last Modified 21/07/2020 16:38:31
Author cozmyer
Altitude Diving
At higher altitudes, the atmospheric pressure is lower, and your body contains a larger amount of nitrogen than
it would at the start of a dive at sea level. The device accounts for altitude changes automatically using the
barometric pressure sensor. The absolute pressure value used by the decompression model is not affected by
the altitude or the gauge pressure displayed on the watch.
Title Tips for Wearing the Device with an Exposure Suit
Identifier GUID-93BB17C1-968F-47EF-82B0-C6F0DC20B2EE
Language EN-US
Description
Version 2
Revision 3
Changes Added turning off WHR, pulled in text from the wearing topic, and added a condition for the metal band.
Status Released
Last Modified 21/07/2020 16:38:53
Author cozmyer
Tips for Wearing the Device with an Exposure Suit
• Use the extra long silicone diving band to wear the device over a thick exposure suit.
• For accurate heart rate measurements, make sure that the device stays in contact with your skin and does
not bump into other wrist-worn devices (Wearing the Watch, page 114).
• If you are wearing the device over an exposure suit, turn off the wrist-based heart rate monitor to increase
battery life (Wrist Heart Rate Monitor Settings, page 115).
34 Diving
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