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7. Support on warnings released from dive computers (Dive computer interface)
(Added on Ver. 201029 to LGS-RG004,LGS-RG005BA)
Bone conduction microphone of Logosease will detect the warning
buzzers released from the commercially available dive computers*
compatible to Logosease and Logosease will convert to simple
warning voices or buzzers. Because they are released from bone
conduction speakers of Logosease, divers can get messages more
directly. For example, in case of violation of "Ascent rate", Logosease
will detect the buzzer sound of "pi,,, pi,,," released from a dive
computer and bone conduction speaker of Logosease will give
simple voice message as "slow, slow".
Support on warnings released from dive computers
(Dive computer interface)
Warnings and messages
Displays on
on dive computers
dive computers
1
M value alarm
M-OV
2
3 min. left in NDL
NDL sec. blinks
3
DECO (Need decompression dive)
DECO
4
Safety stop
STOP
5
Decompression stop violation
↓DOWN
6
Ascent rate violation
SLOW
7
PO2
8
EEEE
Out of Measurement Range
9
Low power alarm
10
Set alarms or timers
No display
11
No display
Set time signal
Logosease applied dive computers: (company names are in alphabetical order)
Aqualung Japan: Calm (The models whose S/N starts any numbers but 4)
Bism: DIVE DEMO SOLIS TITANIUM (The models whose S/N starts any numbers but 14)
Tabata: DC Solar (The models whose S/N starts any numbers but 4)
Warning buzzer length (sec.)
DIVE DEMO
DC solar
Calm
SOLIS TITANIUM
3
3
3
3
6
6
6
1
3
1
6
6
6
6
6
3
6
6
6
PO2
3
3
3
6
6
6
BAT
10
10
10
1
1
1
Logosease buzzers/voices
Buzzer " piii "
Voice " Decompression "
Voice " Decompression "
Voice " STOP "
Voice " STOP "
Voice " SLOW "
Buzzer " pi "
Buzzer " pi "
Buzzer " pi "
Buzzer " pi "
Buzzer " pi "
LOGOSEASE SETTING POSITION
It hurts!
My buddy does not understand what I said.
If you have ever felt as above, check below when setting a Logosease.
*Put a bone conduction microphone in front of your right ear where you don't feel pain
*Set it where you feel vibration when putting your index finger when saying "EEE".
*Set it closely to you face
bone conduction
microphone
setting position image
I can not hear you well.
bone conduction
microphone setting position
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