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2. Menus, settings and functionscolors (white on a black background). Thefollowing fi gures show the actual display inthe various dive confi gurations (CLASSIC,LIGHT and FULL).During the dive, if the dive time reaches halfthe value of the set dive time and the warningis set to either VISUAL or BOTH, Galileowill show the message TURN-AROUNDTIME on the display for 12 seconds. Thefollowing fi gures show the actual display inthe various dive confi gurations (CLASSIC,LIGHT and FULL).2.6.6 Tank pressure (default: OFF)Galileo can warn you when the tank pressurereaches a certain level. For instance, youcan set it to half the full tank pressure asa reminder that it is time to start a slowascent.When the actual dive time reaches theset dive time, the message TIME LIMITREACHED appears for 12 seconds andthe dive time itself now is shown in inverted28
2. Menus, settings and functionsDuring the dive, if the tank pressure reachesthe value set in the menu and the warning isset to either VISUAL or BOTH, Galileo willshow the message “value” BAR (or PSI)REACHED on the display for 12 seconds.The following fi gures show the actualdisplay in the various dive confi gurations(CLASSIC, LIGHT and FULL).EnglishDuring the dive, if the RBT drops down to3 minutes and the warning is set to eitherVISUAL or BOTH, Galileo will show themessage RBT = 3 MIN on the display for12 seconds. In addition, regardless of thesetting, the RBT is displayed in invertedcolors (white on a black background). Thefollowing fi gures show the actual display inthe various dive confi gurations (CLASSIC,LIGHT and FULL).2.6.7 RBT = 3 minutes (default: BOTH)In order to give you suffi cient warning thatyour gas supply may be running low, Galileocan warn you when the RBT (remainingbottom time) drops to 3 minutes. Seesection 3.3.1 for more information on RBT.29
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