The amount of time you can remain at the current depth before a 9 m/min. (30 ft./min.) ascent to the surface would result in surfacing with reserve pressure remaining. If multiple tanks are included in gas consumption calculations, air time remaining is calculated using the combined pressure and reserve pressure of all tanks.

The current depth of the paired transceiver.

Your current distance from the paired transceiver.

The current rate of ascent toward the surface.

The average depth descended during a dive.

The average temperature during the dive.

The amount of time required to reach the surface if you switch to an open-circuit bailout gas.

The percentage of the battery power remaining.

The percentage of the battery power remaining, the time of day based on your current location and time settings (format, time zone, daylight saving time), and the temperature of the air.

The horizontal distance and direction to a paired Descent™ buoy accessory.

A visual representation of the direction in which the device is pointing.

The direction you are moving based on the compass.

The level of conservatism for decompression calculations.

Your current central nervous system (CNS) oxygen toxicity percentage.

The partial pressure of oxygen (PO2) of the current gas.

The partial pressure of oxygen (PO2) of the diluent gas during a closed-circuit rebreather (CCR) dive, even if you are bailed out to an open-circuit gas.

The percentage composition of oxygen in the current gas.

The gas consumption rate for your transceiver, calculated using the pressure change over the last two minutes.

The density of the selected gas at the current depth and temperature. It displays in yellow when over 5.2 g/L, and in red when over 6.2 g/L, indicating it is difficult to fully exhale accumulated CO2 due to the density of the gas blends.

The current gradient factor. If you follow the dive computer's guidance, the selected low gradient factor should display when you approach your first decompression stop, and the selected high gradient factor value should display when you approach the surface. On-Gassing displays when you take on additional tissue load.

The maximum depth descended during a dive.

The maximum temperature during the activity.

The minimum temperature during the activity.

The nitrogen/helium tissue loading percentage.

Your No Decompression Limit (NDL) time if you ascend 3 m (10 ft.) from your current depth.

Your NDL time if you descend 3 m (10 ft.) from your current depth.

Your NDL time if you ascend or descend 3 m (10 ft.) from your current depth.

This is a blank data field.

Your current oxygen toxicity units (OTU).

The paired transceivers that appear on the transceiver data screen.

The unrounded depth the diver should not ascend past.

The stopwatch time for the current dive.

The time of sunrise based on your GPS position.

The time of sunset based on your GPS position.

The expected gradient factor if the diver were to instantaneously surface.

The current tank pressure and depth of the paired transceiver, and your distance from it.

The current tank pressure of the paired transceiver.

The temperature of the water. Your body temperature affects the temperature sensor.

The time of day based on your current location and time settings (format, time zone, daylight saving time).

The time of day including seconds.

The amount of time required to safely ascend to the surface, including decompression stops.

A bar chart displaying simulated values for nitrogen and helium in the body, with the y-axis of the field adjusted to your conservatism.

A bar chart displaying simulated values for nitrogen and helium in the body.

The amount of time required to safely ascend to the surface if you remain at your current depth for five minutes.

The difference between the amount of time required to safely ascend to the surface, and the amount of time required to safely ascend to the surface if you remain at your current depth for five minutes.