I have this wireless dive computer and unless I'm reading the manual incorrectly it doesn't show how to switcht he display from bar to psi although it seems to indicate that it can be done. Anyone have experience doing so?
Changing the comp to display PSI instead of Bar - scuba pro Aladdin smart tek
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scagrotto
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You could start by looking under whatever settings are available. It has to let you set time and date, and fO2, assuming it's nitrox capable. Alternatively, find an electronic copy of the manual and search for imperial.
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I searched for imperial (I have the manual on my iPad this whole time). It doesn't really indicate how to chane unless it's using the computer connection
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The manual only mentions the smart-trak software. I have an old smart-com which runs similar software, and I don't know of any way to change the units without software.
The software is a free download.
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Page 9 in the Smart Tec manual. I'm fairly certain you can't change it just using the Smart Tec menu functions. It's not something people regularly do.
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Mustard Dave
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Why not leave it in bar? It's a much easier system to work with - reading in bar X the empty volume of the cylinder = cylinder contents
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Interesting question, how do I even get this thing hooked up to my computer to change the units? It comes with no USB cable, do I have to buy that stupid IR dongle?
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Join 99% of the world and use metric!!!
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You don't have to buy one, any IR dongle should work. Just find a computer that already has one. You only need it for a minute.
I bought a IR dongle for about $5 or maybe $10 (I forget) at a local electronics shop, works just like the $69 Scubapro one....
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