Imperial units support
DiveIno internally works according to the metric system. It uses meters, celsius and millibars to process and display the sensor data. Howev
Arduino Due support
From the beginning DiveIno was built based on the Arduino Mega 2560 microcontroller board. The main reasons of this decision were the follow
Test week on Pag island
I had the pleasure to spend one week in the Blue Bay Diving Center on Pag island in Croatia. Of course I took DiveIno with me and performed
The Slim Board version
During the latest test dive it was proved that the Long Board version was too thick to fit into the Otterbox Pursuit 20 case. A thinner vers
Long Board - Partial success
As I mentioned in the The Long Board version post I had a chance for another test dive in Croatia after I successfully destroyed my first Di
The Long Board version
As I wrote in the Failure during the test dive post I totally destroyed my Otterbox Pursuit 40 case based DiveIno during the first test dive
Failure during the test dive
I took DiveIno to a test dive into the sea and it is unfortunately failed! Failure reasonsI bought a strap in a dive shop, which you can pu
User guide
When you turn on DiveIno the Main Menu is displayed on the screen: There are six icons on the screen, which represents different functio
From zero to hero
In order to build your own DiveIno, you have to go through the following steps: DiveIno PCB or Shield Order the required parts 3D print the
Assembly - Connect all modules with each other
In these posts I explained how to assemble these DiveIno modules: Assembly - Watertight case Assembly - Screen and microcontroller module A
