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1. Introduction to Galileo

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On the surface, the status of tanks T2, TD

and BUDDY are shown in the gas summary

table, discussed in section 1.12.

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NOTE:

- The Smart transmitter has a range

of approximately 1.5m/5ft.

- To maximize the life of the battery,

the transmitter turns itself off when

there is no pressure change for

more than 40 seconds. It also

turns itself off when the pressure is

14bar/200psi or less.

- If a transmitter battery is weak, Galileo

alerts you with a screen message

referencing the tank designation

assigned to the transmitter in

question.

See Chapter 5 for information on how to

replace the battery.

1.12 Gas summary table

You can program up to three Nitrox mixes in

Galileo, and you can also see your buddy’s

tank pressure during the dive, in case he

or she also utilizes an UWATEC Smart

transmitter. In order to give you a quick

overview of the situation, Galileo features

a Gas summary table, which shows tank

pressure, oxygen concentration, ppO

2

max

and MOD for each of your tanks, while for

the buddy tank it shows pressure only.

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NOTE:

In order to receive tank information,

the pertinent transmitters must be on

and within range (1.5m/5ft) of your

Galileo.

The Gas summary table can be reached

from the Gas integration menu (see

section 2.8.2) or simply by pressing and

holding the middle button (marked LOG)

while in time of day display.

1.13 Polar T31 coded

transmitter

When worn properly, the Polar T31 coded

transmitter sends Galileo your heart rate

information. The transmission does not

require any pairing: when Galileo is turned

on it hooks onto the ﬁ rst Polar T31 signal

it receives. Check your heart rate, and if it

appears to be too high compared to normal,

please restart the T31 coded transmitter by

ﬁ tting it one more time. Polar T31 coded

transmitters use several unique codes to

minimize the possibility of crosstalk, but

two transmitters may have the same code,

which is understood as one signal by the

receiver. For best results, try to stay 2m/6ft

away from the nearest diver also using a

Polar T31 coded transmitter when turning

on Galileo just prior to the dive.

To don the T31 transmitter proceed as

follows:

- Attach one end of the transmitter to the

elastic strap.

- Adjust the transmitter’s strap length to

ﬁ t snugly and comfortably. Secure the

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