poolecw
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How do you change the view styles on the Eon Core? The default is the promanince view. I can't figure out how to change to the graphical or classical views.
Eon Core question
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Nosnhoj
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When you hook it up to a computer with the DM5 software, its in there. Took me a while to find it too.
PalauDiver
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Once you have the software up and running it can do the firmware updates, changes the views, and also customize the data items displayed.
One thing to watch out for when updating your views - you can wipe out the compass. Basically, for each style, there are multiple views (compass, default, pressure gauge). I mistakenly set up my eon core with just a default view. It is not fun at 40ft in surge to find out that you have no compass. Double check that the computer is operating as you expect after you update the displays.
FWIW, I supplemented/replaced my Shearwater Petrel 2 with the Eon Core to get AI. Suunto stuff actual goes on sale, so I selected the Core mostly on price alone. I have had it on three dives and am very happy with it - much more friendly of a device for me than the Shearwater devices. However, I hate the DM5 (MacOS) software. I use Mac Dive instead (except for playing with the displays).
FWIW, I supplemented/replaced my Shearwater Petrel 2 with the Eon Core to get AI. Suunto stuff actual goes on sale, so I selected the Core mostly on price alone. I have had it on three dives and am very happy with it - much more friendly of a device for me than the Shearwater devices. However, I hate the DM5 (MacOS) software. I use Mac Dive instead (except for playing with the displays).
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