COMMERCIAL DIVE CONTROL

Surface-Supplied Diver Station // DSV NEMO // Console 01
TRAINING / DISPLAY SIMULATION
USE CURRENT APPROVED TABLES - NOT FOR LIFE-SUPPORT USE
PORT
STBD
Primary Instrument Board
Depth / Pneumofathometer
Primary Air Supply
Backup Air Supply
WATER TEMP
°F°C
67.0°F / 19.4°C
Total Elapsed Dive Time
00:00:00
Water Temperature / Dive Timer
Dive Data
Depth
0.0FSWEST.
Rate
0FPM
Bottom Time
00:00
Pneumo
0.0PSI
180 FSW
330 FSW
30 FPM
Pre-Dive Checklist0 / 10 READY
Primary air selected / ready
Backup air available
Communications online
Diver video online
Pneumo valve closed
Target within sea-floor plan
BEGIN DIVE LOCKED
Emergency Drill ScenariosONE DRILL AT A TIME
NO ACTIVE DRILL
Elapsed--
Response--
ActionSTANDBY
LAST DRILL // NONE RECORDED
Training/display cues only. Follow the approved company emergency plan and current diving standard. Drill basis: ADCI Emergency Response Drills and applicable NAVSEA procedures.
Systems
COMMS
VIDEO
LIGHTS
SOUND
Air ManifoldSELECT / ISOLATE
Primary Air
OPEN
Backup Air
CLOSED
Pneumo Air
CLOSED
Opening PRIMARY or BACKUP automatically isolates the other source. PNEUMO AIR purges the open-ended depth line; close the valve to confirm the reading.
Dive RecorderARMED
Records0
Max Depth0 FSW
Bottom Time00:00
Dive DebriefUSN REV 7 CHG A TRAINING REFERENCE
Bottom time
NO COMPLETED DIVE
Corrected depth
--
Starting residual group
--
Surface repetitive group
--
Required table / schedule
--
Required stops
--
Tasks completed
--
Drills completed
--
Training/display summary only. Table selection is a reference aid and does not replace the current approved decompression table, command/company procedures, or qualified diving supervision.
U.S. Navy Air Diving Safety MonitorRev 7 / Change A reference cues
READY - VERIFY DEPTH, BOTTOM TIME AND APPROVED DECOMPRESSION TABLE BEFORE DIVE
Ascent rate
30 FPM CONTROLLED
No-decompression / Table 9-7
CHECK REQUIRED
Air depth limits
NORMAL RANGE
Post-dive
2 HR / WITHIN 30 MIN
Standard air ascent is modeled at 30 FPM. If that rate is exceeded, stop ascent and correct timing before continuing. When the applicable no-decompression limit is exceeded, use the approved Standard Air Decompression Table. This simulator does not calculate decompression stops. A dive within 12 hours of a previous dive is repetitive. Residual nitrogen must be considered in the approved table procedure. Surface-supplied air normal working limit is 190 FSW and 285 FSW is the listed exceptional maximum. Planned air decompression dives deeper than 130 FSW require chamber support; deeper than 190 FSW adds Diving Medical Officer requirements.
Reference: U.S. Navy Diving Manual, Revision 7 with Change A - Chapter 9 Air Decompression / Figure 6-14 / Post-dive procedures. Always verify against the currently approved manual and command procedures. Current NAVSEA Diving Publications page - check here for the presently approved public manual revision before operational use.