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Introe RDPML

The eRDPML is an electronic dive planner that functions as a specialized calculator for planning single, repetitive, and multilevel dives, providing essential dive information similar to the Recreational Dive Planner. It features three modes: Dive Planning, Minimum Surface Interval, and Maximum Depth Planning, along with user-friendly components such as a battery compartment and metric/imperial switch. The device includes warnings and prompts to ensure safe diving practices by alerting users when limits are exceeded.

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Introe RDPML

The eRDPML is an electronic dive planner that functions as a specialized calculator for planning single, repetitive, and multilevel dives, providing essential dive information similar to the Recreational Dive Planner. It features three modes: Dive Planning, Minimum Surface Interval, and Maximum Depth Planning, along with user-friendly components such as a battery compartment and metric/imperial switch. The device includes warnings and prompts to ensure safe diving practices by alerting users when limits are exceeded.

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Introducing the

eRDPML
The Next Generation
Electronic Dive
Planner
We’ll answer. . .
 What is the eRDPML?
 What can the eRDPML do?
 How do you use the eRDPML?
What is the eRDPML?
 An electronic dive table
 Another version of the world’s most
popular dive table, the Recreational
Dive Planner (RDP)
 Provides the same maximum dive
times, surface interval information
and pressure groups as the RDP –
table and The Wheel
What is the eRDPML?
 Allows planning of single dives,
repetitive dives and multilevel dives
 Not a computer, but a
specialized calculator
 Not submersible,
but resists a
little moisture
What is the eRDPML?
 eRDPML components:
 General Rules on inside flip cover
 Instructions for Use booklet
What is the eRDPML?
 eRDPML components:
 Common user-replaceable battery
 Metric/imperial switch and reset
button inside battery compartment
Battery
compartment

Metric/imperial
switch
What can the eRDPML do?
Main Display Metric/Imperial
Delete Mode
Sound Icon

Sound
On/Off

On/Off
Mode/Reset

Yes/No Keys Alpha/Numeric Enter Back


Keys
What can the eRDPML do?
 Auto shut off
 Three modes
 Dive Planning
 Minimum Surface Interval
 Maximum Depth Planning
What can the eRDPML do?
 Dive Planning mode
 Multilevel – Yes or No
 First dive – Yes or No
 Enter depth to find no decompression
limit (NDL)
 Enter time to find Pressure Group (PG)
What can the eRDPML do?
 Dive Planning mode
 Multilevel – Yes or No
 First dive – Yes or No
 Enter depth for levels as prompted
(Lvl1, Lvl2, Lvl3) to find no
decompression limit (NDL or ANDL) for
each level
 Enter time for each level to find
Pressure Group (PG)
What can the eRDPML do?
 Dive Planning mode
Additional dives:
 Before surface interval, enter PG after
previous dive
 After a surface interval, enter PG after
surface interval
What can the eRDPML do?
 Dive Planning mode
 New PG displayed anytime you
enter an actual bottom time (ABT)
or surface interval (SI)
What can the eRDPML do?
 Minimum Surface Interval mode
 Enter depths and times for two
dives and get required minimum
surface interval
 Enter the PG after previous dive,
then enter depth and time for next
dive and get required minimum
surface interval
What can the eRDPML do?
 Maximum Depth mode
 Plan first dive – enter desired dive
time, get maximum allowed depth
 After planning a dive, enter desired
time for next dive – get the
maximum depth for that time
 Enter PG after surface interval,
then desired time – get maximum
depth for that time
What can the eRDPML do?
 Warnings, prompts and alarms
 When a value exceeds a limit. . .
 Warning appears – Exceeds Limits
 Alarm (three short beeps) sounds
 Planning stops until limit is adjusted
 Prompts to refer
to printed rules
How do you use the eRDPML?
Lets go through a few
dive profiles
You can now answer. . .
 What is the eRDPML?
 What can the eRDPML do?
 How do you use the eRDPML?

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