hello I'm gonna demonstrate the user
interface on the Shearwater tarik if you
own a tarik I hope that you find that
easy enough to use without this video
but for those of you that don't I'd like
to introduce how it works we have four
buttons labeled light menu info and func
or function the light button is a bit of
a misnomer it steps between brightness
levels and the light is really always on
but brightness does not fit on the bezel
so I can choose an off option and that
completely turns off the screen for
about 6 months of standby time any
button will wake it up where it then
shows the contact information and test
the audible beep and vibration motor so
I'm going to show you how to use the
menu button now to change a setting
we'll turn off those alerts so pressing
menu brought up the menu and then the
on-screen hints tell me how to navigate
the menus I can enter into this alerts
menu and choose the setting that suits
me best and I'm gonna completely silence
those alarms next we can cover the info
button the center row here is the
information row pressing this button
steps through the various displays that
are enabled based on your current mode
pressing the menu button will drop you
back to the home screen or I could wrap
around right back to the home most of
the info screens will also timeout after
about 10 seconds back to the home row
finally we have the func button the
function button which can be customized
I've got it right now set to the compass
which is the default for most modes
that's brought up now the screen hints
that tell me what each button does so
let me go to the compass and I'll bring
up the compass and now I've marked it so
I have this mark heading to help me
navigate back to where I have set that
mark
also in that in that menu I can unmarked
or turn on this show what that does is
it brings up this overlay that's
available regardless of what you've got
on the screen that will always point to
north and then if I then say mark a
heading up at the top there I get a
green dot that helps me navigate back to
where a hit marked so now say you don't
care about the compass and you'd like to
use some other function on the func a
button will press menu to bring up menus
scroll into the settings and in the dive
setup I can choose an option for the
function button so that will depend the
list of options will depend on what mode
I'm in you have an independent set up
for every mode so I can come into closed
circuit bail out and that's not going to
affect what I had set up in my in my
open circuit Recreational there so for
example I could set up in closed circuit
to have it switch my my PPO to set point
and then when I'm in the bailout mode
have it select my gas let's drop back to
the main screen here now we can see I'm
in closed circuit mode and I've got my
set point there bring this up confirm
that I'm going to switch my set point
and now I'm at the high set point or
bring up the again now if I didn't have
it assigned there that option would
still be available in the menu system
and when I'm in bailout I've set this up
to be select gas so a very quick
shortcut to come in and select a new gas
when I'm in watch mode the buttons do
very much the same thing brings up the
menu that changes the brightness the
light button or the info button changes
information on the screen the func
button is once again a customizable
function by default it switches through
different watch screens but that again
can be customized in the settings under
watch so I will switch that now to
something new for example bring up a
flashlight
or bring up a stopwatch or a timer let's
have it bring up the timer again so I've
brought up a little app button labels
tell me what the buttons do I can start
my my timer okay or I could edit it and
it's it's it always tells you what
you're changing and
set it to vibrate only perhaps okay very
easy at a minute there you go so the
final thing I want to show is how the
interface is very very similar to
previous Shearwater products the bottom
right button steps through information
screens the bottom left button brings up
menus and then scrolls through the
options and then this button here
executes the option and we're scrolling
through options and then save it okay so
in the menu system you practically only
need these two buttons and that's how
it's been designed because these two
buttons are very easy to press so it's
just press press press press press press
alternating back and forth between these
two buttons the extra buttons allow you
to you know go back or to go up or
change a setting if you've gone in the
wrong direction
that's the nice thing about the four
button interface but let's see how it's
very very similar to previous products
here we have the Shearwater products
products product and bottom right it's
going to step through my info screens
bring us back to home and then bring
them up the menus step through the menus
select intuit
step through the settings and select it
it's actually like the very exact same
button sequences to change a gas or to
get into the menus or switch to bail out
on the Terek as it is for all of our
previous products such as the predator
petrol products nerd two very consistent
so if you've used a Shearwater product
you'll find the Terek very familiar
despite the new four button interface
thank you
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