Turning On The Transmitter And Checking Battery Status - Seac GURU HP User Manual

Turning on the Transmitter and checking battery status

The Transmitter will turn on automatically as soon as it detects tank pressure.
To start the Transmitter, connect it to a tank and open the tank valve. We always recommend that you open the tank gradually. If
you notice any gas leaking from any device mounted to the tank, close the tank.
m WARNING!
If you do not know how to open a tank safely, contact your instructor!
When starting up, the Transmitter performs an LED check, switching the LEDs on in sequence (Blue, Red, Yellow, Green).
Afterward, it shows the battery status by switching on one of the three LEDs for 3 seconds, depending on the battery time left (see
the image below). Finally, it confirms conclusion of the start-up phase with a blue flash.
Once the start-up phase is complete, the Transmitter begins to display the tank pressure using the Color Code system.
LED Check Burn-time End of Start-up
(3 sec.)
See the "Color Code
Battery <30% Battery <50% Battery >50%
During the Dive"
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English 9