Cressi Neon Dive Computer – Scuba & Freediving

Cressi Neon Dive Computer – Scuba & Freediving

The Cressi Neon Dive Computer has a diameter of only 48 mm and a high contrast display of 37 mm. It is a scuba diving/apnea watch-computer of extremely reduced dimensions.
It is also an ideal watch for other underwater activities, thanks to the deactivation option of the “dive.”
Functions that avoid unnecessary alarms ringing while you’re snorkelling or swimming.
The display is made of mineral glass, and the case is heavy duty with steel buttons that have an underwater resistance of up to 120 m.
PTU rubber wrist band with stainless steel buckle.

Neon Dive Computer Technical Characteristics 

• High contrast display with extra-large numbers
• Easy access menu
• 12/24 time format with calendar and seconds
• Precision stopwatch
• Second time setting
• Alarm clock
• Backlit display
• Surf time, desaturation and no-fly time calculator
• Low battery alert
• Metric or imperial units
• Colour-Black

AIR/NITROX PROGRAM

• Cressi RGBM algorithm
• Complete diving data processor
• PPO2 1.2-1.6 configuration
• It is possible to select hyper-oxygenated mixes during the dive phase. GAS1 21-50%  GAS2 21-99%
• Graphic indicator of CNS toxicity level of oxygen
• Safety stop indicator
• Multiple level safety factor configurations
• Altitude configuration
• Algorithm for managing the uncontrolled ascent
• Suitable for repeated, multiday decompression diving
• It is possible to alternate between nitrox and air diving even during desaturation
• Visualization of time at dive phase
• Add/remove deep stop
• Alarm in case of breach of ascent speed, decompression or PPO₂
• It is possible to disable the ascent alarms
• Indicates the time at dive phase
• Factory reset available, useful for renting purposes
• Planning: scrolling of no-decompression limits

FREE (APNEA) PROGRAM

• Display of all diving parameters
• Depth
• Temperature
• Dive calculator
• Maximum dive depth
• Dive time
• Length of the surface interval between each dive
• Length of diving session
• Depth, dive time and surface interval alarms
• Recovery time alarm
• Visualisation of time at dive phase

GAGE PROGRAM (without decompression calculator)

• Depth/temperature indicator
• Average depth
• Dive time in minutes and seconds
• Resettable depth stopwatch

OFF MODE

• Sensors disabled for snorkelling/swimming activities

LOGBOOK up to 50 dives per category

Optional INTERFACE with visualization of diving profile

How the Features Help

• Reading the display: Colour presentation separates key data such as depth, dive time and gas information. Set brightness and the available screen layout before entering the water so the information you use is easy to find.
• Controls: The listed button layout provides access to settings and alternative views. Practise navigation with your normal gloves and exposure equipment before diving.
• Freediving records: The applicable freediving mode records breath-hold dive and surface information separately from scuba operation. Configure prompts for your training plan and follow the manual’s restrictions on changing between modes.

Choosing and Setting Up This Model

Compare the modes, gas capability, display and mounting arrangement with the diving you are trained to do. Check exactly what this listing includes, particularly transmitters, interfaces and charging accessories. Configure the computer using its own manual and confirm gases, alerts, units and battery status before diving. A depth rating describes an instrument limit and does not establish a suitable dive depth.

Gear Care and Maintenance

After every dive, rinse gently in fresh water to remove salt, chlorine and grit. Let residue soften by soaking only as the model’s manual permits, and operate buttons during rinsing only where instructed. Do not direct a high-pressure hose or compressed air at sensor openings, and never probe them with a tool.

Use a soft cloth on the housing and screen. Use only the cleaning product and method approved in this model’s manual; avoid solvents, abrasives, bleach and strong detergents. Let the instrument and strap air dry fully in the shade before packing or charging.

Inspect the strap, attachment points, display and seals before use. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, heaters and hot cars, with the screen protected from loose equipment. Follow the manufacturer’s battery-storage and servicing instructions.