Display Contrast; Irda Speed; Water Contacts - SCUBAPRO UWATEC Galileo Luna Manual Del Usuario

2. Menus, settings and functions
When in surface mode, the light can only
be activated from the time of day display,
when the right button is marked "LiGHt".
The backlight in surface mode has a
duration of 1 minute before automatically
switching off, which allows for enough
time to navigate through menus and make
changes to settings. It can be turned off at
any time by pressing the "LiGHt" button
again.

2.8.4 Display contrast

This menu allows you to change the
contrast of the display to adapt to various
levels of light conditions. Upon entering
this menu, a sliding bar appears across the
display. Use the "" and "" buttons to
set your preferred contrast level.
2.8.5 IrDA speed (default: FAST)
Galileo can transmit dive profile information
from its memory to a PC via an infrared
interface. This submenu allows you to
choose the speed at which the transfer
takes place. On the faSt speed setting, the
transfer is approximately three times faster
than on the SLoW setting, but the SLoW
setting has wider compatibility with various
infrared interfaces. We suggest starting with
faSt and, if that gives trouble, switching
to SLoW.
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2.8.6 Water contacts (default: ON)
The water contacts allow Galileo to turn
on automatically the moment it senses the
presence of water. This means that you can
jump in the water at any time without having
to worry whether the computer is turned
on. However, if the computer is stored in a
wet environment, it may stay turned on and
consume unnecessary battery power. To
prevent this, you can turn the water contacts
off, but you will have to remember to turn on
the computer manually before starting the
dive.
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NOTE:
If the water contacts are turned off
and you fail to turn on the computer
manually, the computer
activate by itself within 1 minute of
having started the dive. The time
and decompression calculation will
be consequently inaccurate, but the
accuracy of the depth measurement
will be unaffected.
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