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The top of the Dive computer display contains the Up and Down buttons that serve a similar function to
the Up and Down buttons on the UDI™ unit.
 Click the Up button to see the RGBM setup parameters.
 Click the Down button to see the last diver parameters.
The left side of the Dive computer display contains the simulator controls which are used to simulate a
dive:
 Up arrow – moves the diver up
 Down arrow – moves the diver down
 Forward arrow – maintains the diver at the selected depth
 Pause button – pauses the simulation. When paused, the button is red.
UDI™ Simulator
The UDI™ Simulator function is used to perform a dive simulation by connecting the UDI™ to the
computer, and seeing the way a dive plays out on the UDI.
During a simulated dive using this function, the UDI™ reacts exactly in the same way as it would in a real
dive. This allows you to test your planned dive.
The UDI™ Simulator Dive depth graph shows the dive profile over time. In a dive simulation, the divedepth profile updates twenty times faster than real-time.
The Tissue saturation graph updates as a result of the dive depth profile and is calculated at the speed
of the dive simulation. This is actually the calculation performed by a dive computer.
The Dive configuration panel displays the dive parameters on the simulator.
It contains the following:
 Conservatism level – shows one of the 5 available levels
 Altitude – shows the altitude level for your dive location.
 EAN – shows Nitrox percentage defined
 Max depth – shows the maximum depth, to determine the PO2 limit.
 Salt water – checked if this is a salt water dive simulation
 Deep stops enabled – checked to allow this option.
The Dive computer display panel contains dive the computer data shown in the UDI™ dive computer
display (see Using the Dive Computer on page 25).
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