Can Suunto Vyper Novo without transmitter show other information in the primary display

[theminidiver]

Hello,
Is it possible to configure the primary display to show other informations (ppo2, max depth, OLF%, etc) when its not connected with any transmitter?
Or the left side will show nothing?

thanks

 

[GreggS]

You can't really configure the display, but you can cycle thru information by using the 2 buttons on the bottom face of the DC. The left (down) button controls the reading on the left where the air pressure reading is and the right (up) one cycles thru the display on the right. If you find a setting using the left button that you want to be your displayed reading, just stop on that reading and it will continue to show it. It won't default back to the air pressure reading. You can cycle thru these displays during the dive.

 

[GreggS]

One more thing, the display by default will display air time remaining, which if you are not using a transmitter is useless. You can turn that off by placing the computer in dive mode, long press the down button until it goes into the dive settings menu, press the down button once, which will take you to the Air Time menu, press the top left (select) button, then press either the up or down button to turn it off. Press the Mode button of the right to save the setting. There are other settings you may want to explore as well by short pressing the up or down button. It takes a little practice to get really familiar with the menu controls. Once you are down with your settings, press the Mode button from the main menu screen to go back to the dive mode screen.

 

[theminidiver]

Thank you @GreggS !
I understand that the area for the Air Time (at middle left) will be blank without air transmitter and the bottom left info (tank pressure) is the info that can be changed pressing feft (down) button.
i.e. I can only change the bottom left info.

Is that correct?

 

[GreggS]

No, the botton right (up) button will change the info on the bottom right side. It will cycle thru temperature, current PPO2, and a couple of other readings.