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Alert Message Cause Device Action
Failed to read depth
sensor. End your dive now.
The device has invalid or missing depth
sensor data after you have started a dive
activity.
Use a backup dive computer or dive
plan and end your dive. Call Garmin
Product Support.
NDL exceeded. Decom
pression now required.
You have exceeded your no decompres
sion limit (NDL) time.
None
PO2 is high. Ascend or
switch to lower O2 gas.
Your PO2 value is above the specified
critical value.
Your PO2 value flashes red.
The alert appears every 30 seconds, up
to three times, until you ascend to a
safe level or switch gases.
PO2 is low. Descend or
switch to higher O2 gas.
Your PO2 value is below 0.18 bar.
If you are within the first two minutes
of your dive, your PO2 value flashes
yellow. Otherwise, your PO2 value
flashes red.
The alert appears every 30 seconds, up
to three times, until you descend to a
safe level or switch gases.
Safe to switch to %1.
Switch now?
In a multi-gas dive, a gas with a higher
oxygen content is now safe to breathe.
During a dive, "%1" is replaced with the
name of the gas.
You can switch gases now, or wait to
switch gases later in the dive.
Safety Stop Cleared You completed the safety stop. None
This pool dive will not be
saved to the dive log.
The device is in pool dive mode.
The device will not save the current
dive to the dive log.
Transmitter Alerts
Alert Message Cause Device Action
None
Your paired dive computer has lost
communication with the transmitter for
30 seconds.
The tank pressure value flashes yellow.
%1 is below
reserve pressure.
Your tank pressure is below the reserve
pressure level. "%1" is replaced with the
transmitter name.
The tank pressure value turns yellow.
The paired dive computer vibrates and plays a
warning tone.
%1 pressure is
critically low.
Your tank pressure is below the critical
pressure level. "%1" is replaced with the
transmitter name.
The tank pressure value flashes red.
The paired dive computer vibrates and plays a
warning tone.
%1 has a low
battery.
Fewer than 20 hours of dive time
remain. "%1" is replaced with the trans
mitter name.
The transmitter name flashes BATT. LOW when
the battery is critically low.
The paired dive computer vibrates and plays a
warning tone.
NO COMMS
Your paired dive computer has lost
communication with the transmitter for
60 seconds.
The transmitter name flashes NO COMMS,
dashed lines replace the tank pressure value,
and the tank pressure value flashes red.
The paired dive computer vibrates and plays a
warning tone if connection alerts are enabled.
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