Oceanic Regulator Equipment manual

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    2 Oceanic Regulator Pay special attention to items marked with this Warning Symbol. WARNINGS:  This Regulator product is intended for use by recreational divers who have successfully completed a nationally recognized course in scuba diving.  It must not be used by untrained persons who may not have knowl- edge of the potential risks and hazar[...]

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    3 Owner's Guide CONTENTS W ARNINGS ................................................................................................... 2 NOTICES AND W ARRANTY ......................................................................... 2 INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................... 4 ST [...]

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    4 Oceanic Regulator INTRODUCTION STATEMENT FOR OCEANIC REGULATOR EQUIPMENT COMPATIBILITY AND USE WITH NITROX WARNINGS: Oceanic Regulators are not intended to be used by untrained per- sons who may not know the inherent risks and hazards of SCUBA diving. Prior to use of Oceanic Regulator equipment with nitrogen-oxygen (Nitrox) breathing gas mixtures[...]

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    5 Owner's Guide NOTE: The term breathing gas used throughout this owner's guide applies to enriched nitrogen-oxygen (Nitrox) mixtures as well as compressed Air. When using Air with this regulator equipment, the Air used must meet EN132 Annex A standards. STATEMENT FOR OCEANIC REGULATOR EQUIPMENT COLD WATER DIVING WARNING: Installation of [...]

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    6 Oceanic Regulator REGULATOR FIRST STAGES WARNING: Failure to prepare your First Stage properly for use in harsh environmental conditions, such as being subjected to sedi- ment or the possible buildup of ice, or salt crystals, may result in serious injury or death. WARNING: Under no circumstances should adjustment of an Oceanic first stage regulat[...]

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    7 Owner's Guide REMOVAL OF HOSES WARNING: At least one second stage must be connected to the first stage to facilitate purging of breathing gas from the first stage. DATALINK WARNING: Proper installation of the DataLink is essential for it to function properly. It must be installed only by an Authorized Oce- anic Dealer.[...]

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    8 Oceanic Regulator NOTE: Once the DataLink has been disconnected, the regulator system can again be pressurized. REGULATOR ATTACHMENT TO A TANK WARNING: Maximum working pressure for an Oceanic Yoke style connector is 3500 PSI / 232 BAR and for a DIN style connector is 4500 PSI / 300 BAR[...]

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    9 Owner's Guide DIN WHEEL STYLE CONNECTOR[...]

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    10 Oceanic Regulator DIN TO USA CONVERTER YOKE WARNING: The DIN to USA Converter is specifically designed for use with Oceanic brand first stages. Although it may fit other brand first stages, it was not designed to do so or tested for use with other brands. Under no circumstances should the Oceanic DIN to USA Converter be used with any other first[...]

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    11 Owner's Guide ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION KIT WARNING: Installation of an Environmental Kit must be per- formed by an Authorized Oceanic Dealer. Improper installation may cause first stage failure while underwater resulting in serious injury or death. REGULATOR SECOND STAGES WARNING: Even if your First Stage is properly prepared for use in har[...]

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    12 Oceanic Regulator Alpha 7, Gamma, Pony Bottle, and Explorers (Primary and Octopus) NOTE: If these second stages are shipped from the factory spe- cifically as an Octopus, the inhalation effort is set slightly higher to reduce sensitivity. Delta 3 and Gamma 2 (Primary and Octopus) Pre-Dive/Dive Switch (on top):[...]

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    13 Owner's Guide Delta 3 Adjustment Knob (on side): Guidelines for Delta 3adjustments (knob on side): NOTE: Rotation of the Delta 3 adjustment knob does not rotate the poppet seat against the sealing orifice.[...]

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    14 Oceanic Regulator[...]

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    15 Owner's Guide NOTE: Due to the Zeta's servo design, a hiss may be heard upon being pressurized. This is normal for the Zeta.[...]

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    16 Oceanic Regulator CARE AND MAINTENANCE TRANSPORT and STORAGE POST DIVE CARE REPAIRS and SERVICE WARNING: DO NOT attempt to disassemble or repair the first or second stages, or to adjust the first stage. Doing so could cause malfunction while underwater resulting in serious injury or death. It will also void the regulator's limited warranty.[...]

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    17 Owner's Guide ADDITIONAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR CONNECTING COMPONENTS TO OCEANIC REGULATOR FIRST STAGES Second Stage (Primary or Octopus): Pressure Gauge or Pressure Transmitter:[...]

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    18 Oceanic Regulator GUIDELINE FOR OCEANIC REGULA TOR EQUIPMENT MINIMUM SERVICE INTERV A L S[...]

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    19 Owner's Guide INSPECTIONS / SERVICE Date Service Authorized Dealer / Technician RECORDS First Stage Model ________________________________ First Stage Serial# ________________________________ Second Stage Model ________________________________ Second Stage Serial# ________________________________ Octopus Model ______________________________[...]

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    20 Oceanic Regulator © 2002 Design, 1996 Doc. No. 12-2018-r08 (6/22/06) OCEANIC WORLD WIDE OCEANIC USA 2002 Davis S treet San Leandro, CA 94577 T el: 510/562-0500 Fax: 510/569-5404 W eb site: http://www.OceanicW orldwide.com service@oceanicusa.com Oceanic Central/North Europe W endelstein, Germany Tel: 09129-9099780 Fax: 09129-9099789 E-mail: offi[...]