Shearwater Teric Dive Computer User Manual

Yes, the Teric supports CCR diving modes, allowing technical divers to set multiple gas mixes including diluent and bailout gases. It also supports open-circuit recreational and technical diving as well as gauge mode, making it suitable for a wide range of diving profiles.

The Teric is a wristwatch-style dive computer with a compact AMOLED color display and strap-style mounting, while the Perdix is a larger puck-format computer typically worn on the forearm or with bungee mounts. Both share Shearwater's core firmware and gas-management capabilities, but the Teric's smaller form factor is designed to double as an everyday watch.

Yes, the Teric supports wireless air integration when paired with a compatible Shearwater Swift transmitter, which screws into a high-pressure port on the first stage regulator. The computer can then display tank pressure, gas time remaining, and other gas-related data for up to four transmitters.

Yes, the Teric has a built-in rechargeable battery that charges via an included wireless charging pad or a USB cable with a magnetic connector. Battery life varies by display brightness and diving activity, but Shearwater specifies a runtime in the range of 30 to 50 hours of typical diving per charge.