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    Mandatory Gas Time Alarm at beginning of the dive

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      hhouter Bronze Member
      last edited by hhouter

      Hello, I have had two mandatory Gas Time Alarms in the beginning of the dive. Anyone experienced the same? Tank was open and I had sufficient air. The first time I started an emergency ascend, and descended later making sure everything was oke at the surface…
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        Ralf Plewa
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        Hi, yes, i had this issue 2 or 3 times at some dives at the very begining of the dive. I did not made an emergency ascend, because i verified my gas with my analog pressure gauge.

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          hhouter Bronze Member
          last edited by hhouter

          My Buddy bought a Suunto Nautic also. His 2nd dive he got the Mandatory Gas Time Alarm after 2:19 minutes in the beginning of the dive. The Nautic switched back to normal display after +/-30 Seconds.

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            hhouter Bronze Member
            last edited by hhouter

            An new one this morning with a dive buddy in the beginning of the dive. After 10 seconds, the warning disapears.Screenshot_20260614_123852_Suunto.jpg

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              Ldive @hhouter
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              @hhouter Hi
              Potentially, I think that the alarm comes either from an incorrect information from the gas probe or from a calculation error by the Nautic.
              The probe error seems unlikely if the failure happens on two different computers and two different probes!
              Apart from a tank volume error, I would actually lean towards a software bug. What’s interesting is that it only happens during the first minutes of the dive, regardless of the depth…
              Was it with the same gases?

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                svuorens
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                I had the same error on my last dive. Just after the start for no reason this happened. I thought it was because I have my old D5 as a backup computer and both are reading the same data from one tankpod. But obviously it was not as this has not happened before. I had to end the dive cause my drysuit zipper was tiny open but after this on the second start it did not happen again.

                Thinking mabye to make the D5 as the maincomputer…

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