Important Warnings General Transmitter Warnings - Seac GURU HP Gebrauchsanweisung

Congratulations on your purchase of this SEAC SCUBA diving
device.
This SEAC computer Transmitter is a technologically advanced
instrument that is the result of the most extensive research
in the sector.
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This is NOT THE GURU COMPUTER MANUAL!
The GURU Dive Computer manual is available on the
website: www.seacsub.com.
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Sufficient training is necessary to adequately understand
the terminology used in this manual and certain functions
of the device.
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Periodically check the www.seacsub.com website for any
updates to this manual.
The version of the manual (e.g. 1.0) is shown on the cover.
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THE TRANSMITTER IS SOLD SEPARATELY FROM THE
GURU DIVE COMPUTER.
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IMPORTANT WARNINGS
GENERAL TRANSMITTER WARNINGS
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You must read this user manual in full before using the
SEAC device. Using the computer or one of its accessories
incorrectly will void the warranty and can cause permanent
damage to the computer and/or its accessories.
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The dive computer IS NOT A SUBSTITUTE for diver training
and should only be used by divers who have been properly
trained.
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Use of the wireless Transmitter IS NOT A REPLACEMENT
for use of a submersible pressure gauge. In any case,
you must always have a submersible pressure gauge. The
wireless Transmitter might be subject to malfunction or
interference with other probes. Even if the Transmitter
is operating perfectly, you must still consult the pressure
gauge frequently during the dive.
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The SEAC computer and Transmitter are devices that are
auxiliary to the dive. Therefore, divers must always carry an
adequate table, a dive watch, and a pressure gauge so that
they can perform their decompression if the unit should
malfunction.
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SCUBA diving entails risks related to decompression
sickness, oxygen toxicity, and other dive-related risks. Even
a careful reading of this manual and use of the device will
not rule out potential dangers. Anyone unfamiliar with these
risks or who does not knowingly accept them must not dive
with a SEAC computer.