The Review step is the plan as the planner computed it. The step rail will not advance to it until the plan describes a dive that can be computed; if no schedule could be produced, a red banner names the reason.
The six views
| View | Answers |
|---|---|
| Overview, below | What shape is this dive, and what does it come to? |
| Schedule | What do I actually do, minute by minute? |
| Gas Consumption | Do I have enough gas, and where does it run out? |
| Tissue Saturation | Which compartment is driving the ascent? |
| Settings | What exactly did I ask the planner for? |
| GF Calibration | What did the second model say? Thalmann GF Calibration only. |
Settings lists the levels, the gases, and one titled group per configuration card of the Plan step: the same listing the finalized plan’s printed report carries. See Finalizing and sharing.
Overview
The dive drawn as a chart, readouts beneath it. A legend names the two traces: Depth, coloured by the gas being breathed, and Deco Ceiling, the shallowest depth the model would permit at that moment; where the two meet you are at a stop. A control beside the legend opens the chart full-screen.
Six readouts sit below the chart: Max Depth, Runtime, TTS (time to surface, decompression included), First Stop on a dive that has one, O₂ CNS with a fill bar that turns amber at 80 % and red at 100 %, and OTU. Reference: outputs defines each. On a dive that follows another, a Repetitive Dive Series card joins them; see Repetitive dives.
Scenarios
A plan with scenarios grows a Scenarios picker at the left of the bar above every view except Settings and GF Calibration; the plan’s name, time to surface and runtime sit at its right, and on a narrow screen the picker comes first. On closed circuit each entry is one open-circuit ascent on one subset of your bailout gases, the first being the Loop, the dive you intend to make; on either circuit, Contingency overruns join the picker, grouped under headings carrying their numbers.
One scenario is selected at a time. Every view recomputes for it, the chart draws it over the loop as a dashed line in place of the ceiling trace, and the warnings swap onto its own. See Bailout scenarios.
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The schedule view takes the same dive as a stop list.