Oceanic Datamask User manual

WELCOME
WELCOME
•This QuickStart Guide will help you to understand
the basic surface and underwater operation of the
Oceanic DataMask.
•Prior to diving with the DataMask, you must also
read and understand both the Operating Manual and
the Oceanic Dive Computer Safety and Reference
Manual which provide detailed operating
instructions, important warnings and safety
recommendations as well as general product
information.

ACTIVATION
ACTIVATION
•To Manually Activate the
DataMask, momentarily press and
release the Advance (TOP)
Button.
•When manually activated, the unit
will enter Diagnostic Mode,
displaying all segments of the
LCD as 8's, followed by dashes (-
-), then a countdown from 9 to 0.
•Diagnostic Mode checks the
display, battery voltage and
barometric pressure to ensure that
everything is within tolerance and
functioning properly.

ACTIVATION
ACTIVATION
•The DataMask will also
automatically activate by
Wet Contact (only if Wet
Activation is set ON).
•If no dive is made within 2
hours after initial activation,
the unit will automatically
deactivate.

CONTROL BUTTONS
CONTROL BUTTONS
•The Control Buttons allow
you to select display options
and access specific
information when you want
to see it – both on the
surface and underwater.
•They are also used to enter
personal settings and control
the Backlight.
•Each button has 2 functions
– press and release and
press and hold.
Select
<S-Side>
Advance <A-TOP>

DataMask
DataMask
•SURFACE MAIN
•Tissue Loading Bar Graph
•Surface Interval
•Pressure
•Operating Mode/Elevation
•Hold <A-TOP> button: Change
Mode. Press <A-TOP> to
confirm.
•Press <A-TOP> button 3X:
Activate Receiver >
Transmitter Battery Check
•Press <S-SIDE> button:
Backlight > Toggle ON/OFF
•Press <A-TOP> button: View
Alternate Displays, Plan,
Fly/DSAT, Log, and History
•Hold <S-SIDE> button: Set
Mode

DataMask
DataMask
•SURF ALT 1
•O2 Bar Graph
•FO2 Set Point
•Bypass if not set for Nitrox
•5 second return to main
•Press <A-TOP> button:
Alternate Display 2

DataMask
DataMask
•SURF ALT 2
•Time of Day
•Temperature
•5 second return to main
•Press <A-TOP> button:
Plan Lead-In

DataMask
DataMask
•PLAN LEAD IN
•FO2 Set Point
•Bypass if not set for Nitrox
•5 second return to main
•Press <S-SIDE> button:
Pre-Dive Planning
Sequence (PDPS™)
•Press <A-TOP> button: Fly
Time

DataMask
DataMask
•PLAN MODE – PDPS™
•Maximum Operating
Depth (if set for Nitrox)
•PO2 Set Point
•Plan Depth
•No-Deco Limit
•Press <S-SIDE> button:
Step through to 190 ft/57m
then back to Surface Main
•Press <A-TOP> button: Fly
Time

DataMask
DataMask
•FLY TIME
•23:50 to 0:00 Countdown
Timer
•Press <A-TOP> button:
DSAT Time

DataMask
DataMask
•DESAT TIME
•Calculated Desaturation
Time
•Press <A-TOP> button: Log
Preview

DataMask
DataMask
•LOG PREVIEW
•Dive Number
•Dive Date
•Dive Start Time of Day
•Hold <S-SIDE> button:
Scroll through previous Log
Preview Displays
•Press <S-SIDE> button:
Log 1
•Press <A-TOP> button:
History

DataMask
DataMask
•LOG 1
•Dive Number
•Surface Interval
•Temperature
•Mode ID: No-Deco, Deco,
Gauge, or Violation
•Press <S-SIDE> button:
Log 2
•Press <A-TOP> button:
Surface Main

DataMask
DataMask
•LOG 2
•Dive Number
•Tissue Loading Bar Graph
•Max Depth
•Elapsed Dive Time
•Press <S-SIDE> button:
Log 3
•Press <A-TOP> button:
Surface Main

DataMask
DataMask
•LOG 3
•O2 Bar Graph
•Max PO2
•FO2 Set Point
•Press <S-SIDE> button:
Next Log Preview
•Press <A-TOP> button:
Surface Main

DataMask
DataMask
•HISTORY 1
•Total Dives
•Total Dive Hours
•Press <S-SIDE> button:
History 2
•Press <A-TOP> button:
Surface Main

DataMask
DataMask
•HISTORY 2
•Maximum Depth
•Max Elevation Level
•Minimum Temperature
•Press <S-SIDE> button:
Surface Main
•Press <A-TOP> button:
Surface Main

SET MODE
SET MODE
•After gaining access to Set Mode, settings may be
made in sequence one after the other, or you may
access a specific item that you want to set, bypassing
others.
•If the button is not pressed during a 2 minute period
while in the Set Mode, the unit will revert to Surface
Mode Main.
*** All settings, with the exception of SET F
(Nitrox), may also be made via the OceanLog PC
Interface Application.