Computer alerts are one of its main advantages. When the dive computer detects an anomaly or even "approaches" an abnormality, it will alert the diver. There are a variety of alerts, and each computer model has its own alert method. The most common alerts include:
When the diver feels vibration, or hears a beep, he should immediately examine the computer display screen to understand why an alert was triggered and act accordingly. To help the diver understand, the "violated" limit will blink prominently.
Common reasons for alerts are:
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