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Aeris Atmos Ai dive computer has two control buttons - Select and Advance. Using them and their combos you will easy access required info, no matter whether you are diving or at surface.

This dive computer has 3 Bar Graphs:

1. Nitrogen Loading Bar Graph shows your No-Deco or Deco status;
2. Oxygen Loading Bar Graph (O2BG) represents oxygen toxicity from current dive or accumulated for 24 last hours;
3. Variable Ascent Rate Bar Graph (VARI) - displays how fast you ascend and if you exceed allowable rate - Aeris Atmos Ai will give you visual and audio alarms

Main display has few alternative screens to display many additional information and you will be able access them by pressing Advance button.

Before diving we will set our Aeris Atmos Ai dive computer for desirable parameters. All parameters divided into two set modes. In Set Mode#1 are parameters that we may change more often, and in Set Mode#2 are groupped functions that we will touch rarely after setting them first time.

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You will be able to set up Aeris Atmos Ai dive computer easily, thanks to user-friendly interface, good manuals and no strange buttons combinations!

Aeris Atmos Ai dive computer is pretty easy to operate and read out data.

As I said above, you may use it for diving with Air, Nitrox, or use it as a Gauge. If we set Aeris Atmos Ai dive computer as a Gauge - it will work as a depth gauge and timer only without nitrogen and oxygen loading calculations. And its maximum depth will be increased to 120 meters to use this dive instrument for technical diving or for freediving.

Aeris Atmos Ai: Diving With Air & Nitrox

Below are clear examples of No-Decompression main and secondary displays, which I had during diving with Nitrox.

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Upon reaching certain conditions dive computer may give us Safety Stop prompt with all appropriate dive data displayed, with the most important in this case - Stop Depth and Countdown Timer.

And, of course, it monitors your ascent rate, PO2 and O2 conditions. If you exceed ascent rate, or get into the situation where PO2 and O2 will be higher than allowed - dive computer will alarm you by all available means.

Plenty of data, as you may see, and it all gives you proper indication about the situation you are in!

If we exceed our No-Decompression Limits (NDLs), Aeris Atmos Ai dive computer will switch to Decompression dive mode and all calculations from this moment will start for that mode only.

After having that, we need to ascend safely to the required depth, shown on the display, or a bit deeper, and stay at that depth required time that is shown as well. When we complete required Decompression time, next shallower Stop Depth will be displayed and we may ascend to that level to continue decompression process, and so on.

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Dive computer manages decompression process very well by displaying all necessary dive data and appropriate icons to help us out on our way up!

Digits are clearly visible and with the help of strong backlight we won't have any troubles to interpret information displayed.

Sometimes it happens, when you may create violations during Decompression Mode, like Conditional Violation, for example. It means that you ascended to shallower depth than required for Decompression Stop and maybe stayed at that shallower depth for a while.

In that case you won’t get any off-gassing credits but instead you will receive a penalty time that must be worked off before, actually, off-gassing credit may be acquired.

To help us out in violation situation Aeris Atmos Ai dive computer has specific display with information listed below:

• current depth;
• Total Ascent Time (TAT);
• applicable bar graphs;
• Stop Depth and Time;
• Deco Bar and Down Arrow – to manage your ascent and descent;
• other applicable icons

Aeris Atmos Ai: Diving In GAUGE Mode

3rd dive mode of Aeris Atmos Ai dive computer is a Gauge mode.

In this mode it will work as a depth gauge and timer and won’t calculate nitrogen and oxygen accumulation. Below is an example of the displayed information from main and alternative screens when diving in Gauge Mode (to access alternative display– press Advance button):

• current depth;
• max depth;
• Elapsed Dive Time (EDT);
• Tank pressure;
• Air Time Remaining (ATR);
• time;
• temperature

After our underwater adventure and getting familiar with Aeris Atmos Ai dive computer - it's time to have a look through Logbook, transfer dive profile to PC with optional PC data cable, and check out Desaturation and No-Fly times, or plan our next dive by using Dive Planner.

After we resurfaced - we have, so called, Transition period for 10 minutes and we can access only Log mode during this time.

But after the Transition period - following modes are accessible:

1. Dive Simulator - great help to familiarize yourself with Aeris Atmos Ai dive computer - after setting initial data, you will be able to make a "virtual" dive and see what you may have dispayed during a real dive;
2. Dive Planner - in this mode you will get No-Decompression dive times and depths, according to residual nitrogen or oxygen from previous dives;
3. Desaturation and No-Fly Countdown Timers;
4. LogBook - contains 3 pages of dive data and information of the 24 most recent dives;
5. PC data download - with optional PC data cable we may download dive data to PC for further viewing, organizing and printing the dive profiles

Aeris Atmos Ai: What Divers Say

Aeris Atmos Ai dive computer is very user friendly, has plenty of features in small-sized pack and definitely can be recommended dive computer for any diver whether she/he does Air only dives or going Nitrox, or use it as a Gauge– and just one benefit of having it is – All-in-one with hose air integration on top!

Another benefit - it brings you extra-safety by providing ‘Turn Pressure Alarm’ and ‘End Pressure Alarm’ features, so you may concentrate on enjoying your diving, knowing that you will have enough air to reach the surface!

It still has some minor issues, as you saw, but, hey, show me a dive computer, which has never had any issues! I haven’t seen one!

From my personal experience, I may add that data port connection point really doesn't have a steady connection and sometimes you need to hold the cable to help PC finding your Aeris Atmos Ai.

Everything else worked as a Swiss quality watch!

Aeris Atmos ai	Dive-Computer-Wizard Rating

I think that Aeris Atmos Ai is one of the best hose air-integrated dive computers in our market today!