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3. Diving with Galileo NOTE :The backlight is not available whenthe REPLACE BATTERY warningappears.3.5 Diving with MB levelsIf you have uploaded pictures onto Galileo,you can view them during the dive bypressing MORE while the individualcompartment saturation is displayed. Everytime you press MORE while a picture isshowing, the next picture in the memorysequence of Galileo will be called up. Eachpicture stays on the screen for a maximumof 12 seconds. You can revert to the divecomputer screen at any time by pressingand holding the right button. NOTE:- Profi le, compartment saturationand pictures can be viewed for amaximum of 1 minute, after whichthe regular dive computer screenwill appear again.- If any warning or alarm is triggeredwhile you are viewing the profi le,compartment saturation or thepictures, Galileo will immediatelyrevert back to the dive computerscreen.3.4.5 Activating the backlightTo activate the backlight, press the rightbutton (marked LIGHT). The defaultduration of the backlight is 6 seconds, butyou can set it between 2 and 12 secondsin one second increments. You can also setit to PUSH ON/PUSH OFF, which meansthe light stays on until you turn it off bypressing the button again.Microbubbles are tiny bubbles that canbuild up inside a diver’s body during anydive and normally dissipate naturally duringan ascent and on the surface after a dive.Dives within no-stop time and observanceof decompression stops do not prevent theformation of microbubbles in the venousblood circulation. Galileo has been equippedwith an enhanced UWATEC algorithm,named ZH-L8 ADT MB, to reduce theformation of these microbubbles.This enhanced algorithm allows the userto choose a level of conservatism over andin addition to the worldwide proven safetyrecord of the standard ZH-L8 ADT algorithm.There are fi ve levels of added conservatism(or MB levels), from L1 to L5, with L5 beingthe most conservative and L1 being just a bitmore conservative than the standard ZH-L8ADT, here referred to as L0.Choosing an MB level between L1 and L5makes the algorithm more conservative,therefore the diver will have either shorterno-stop times or deeper and longerdecompression stops (referred to as levelstops) than when diving with L0. Consequentlythe body will either take up less nitrogen(shorter no-stop dives) or will be able to offgasmore before returning to the surface(dives with level stops). Both work towardsreducing the amount of microbubbles presentin the body at the end of the dive.Please refer to section 2.3.1 for informationon setting the MB level.56
3. Diving with Galileo3.5.1 MB GlossaryDeco stop: decompression stop asrequested by L0; mandatory.L0: baseline algorithm corresponding toZH-L8 ADT.L1: fi rst and lowest level of addedconservatism.L2: second level of added conservatism.L3: third level of added conservatism.L4: fourth level of added conservatism.L5: fi fth and highest level of addedconservatism.Level stop: decompression stop asrequested by active MB levels L1 throughL5; not mandatory.Reduced level stop: decompression stopas requested by new active MB level, afteran MB level reduction has taken place dueto violation of level stop requirement.ZH-L8 ADT: UWATEC’s adaptive 8-tissuealgorithm.ZH-L8 ADT MB: UWATEC’s adaptive8-tissue algorithm with MB levels (addedconservatism).English57
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