Bonjour,
Suite au pb de la 5.02.00, Mr Parker a posté un mail sur la mailing list AP le 19/07/2013 à 16:26. Voici un extrait du mail "[inspiration] Revised Vision Firmware" V05.02.01.
Failed Depth Sensor
- Failed Depth Sensor BEFORE the dive: In the event of a pressure sensor failure, either failing low or extremely high ( >300m), the buzzer sounds, solid red lights are displayed on the HUD and “Depth Sensor Failed – Dive Now Y or N? “ is displayed on the handset. If Yes is selected, the unit resorts to Dive Timer mode with no depth or decompression information offered and only manual setpoint change, the same as the Classic Inspiration.
- Bugfix from V05.02.00 included:
· In V05.02.00 during switch on, when the atmospheric pressure was 1024 or 1025 mbar, a failed depth sensor warning was displayed in V05.02.00 due to a coding error. This has been corrected in V05.02.01 .
- Failed Depth Sensor DURING the dive: In the event of a pressure sensor failure during the dive, either failing low or extremely high ( >300m), the buzzer sounds, solid red lights are displayed on the HUD and “Depth Sensor Failed” is displayed on the handset. The alarm can be acknowledged and cancelled by pressing the right button for 2 secs, the unit resorts to Dive Timer mode with no depth or decompression information offered and only manual setpoint change, the same as the Classic Inspiration.
En conclusion, si vous avez une panne de capteur de pression sur votre machine alors que vous êtes en vacances plongées, vous pouvez utiliser votre machine comme un classic quitte à faire réparer le capteur de pression lors de votre retour ou lors des longs mois d'hiver.
LE séjour est sauvé
Bien sûr, vous devez avoir alors un autre ordi de backup (qui deviendra le principal) ou alors des tables adaptées à vos plongées.
Fred