Oceanics do this, unless the user goes to the settings menu and turns this setting off. Reminds me a bit of how there are gas hot water heaters that when the gas supply to the HWH was shut off, it caused a specific part that regulated gas flow to break and require replacement. This made re-lighting the HWH impossible unless you knew to replace the part and knew how to replace the part. Fortunately the part only cost a few dollars, but the "forced safety" element seems the same as the Oceanic FO2 setting. In both cases, as simple reading of the directions explained all of this.There was some computer that would reset to a fictive 50% O2 / 79% N2 mix, thus giving the nitrogen loading of air with the MOD of the hottest nitrox mix. I guess it makes some sort of sense as a worst-case default to protect against a forgotten gas setting.