Attaching The Dc Camera Light - Hitachi VM-2300A Instruction Manual

ATTACHING THE DC CAMERA LIGHT
Use the DC camera light if you wish to shoot objects in
dark places. ,
'CAUTION: During operati
'camera light, the front
surface and lamp of the camera
light will be very hot. To
do not touch them...
1, and/or. after use of the
oid burns or hair damage,
NOTES:
The DC camera light operates when a battery pack
or AC adaptor/charger is attached to the
camera/recorder. It does not operate when car bat-
tery cord. It does not operate when a car battery
cord or an external power supply is connected to the
"DC IN 9.6V" jack.
The power consumption of the DC camera light is
much more than that of the camera/recorder.
Therefore, if the camera light turns on when a fully
charged battery pack is attached, the operation time
by the battery becomes less than half.
When the camera/recorder is turned on, current
always flows to the terminal with which the DC
camera light is in contact. Never touch the terminal
with your fingers in this condition.
. Make sure that a fully charged battery pack or AC
adaptor/charger is attached.
. Check that the camera/recorder is turned off.
"POWER ON/OFF" Button
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4. Turn on power of .the camera/recorder and then
press the "POWER" button of the DC camera light
when required.
NOTE: Turn on the camera light only when you need
it. Otherwise the operation time of the battery pack
becomes shorter because the power consumption of
the camera light is high.
"POWER" Button
5. To remove the camera light, slide the camera light to
the direction of arrow while pressing the lock button.
NOTES:
¢ Replace only with VM-CP10L lamp (optional), to
reduce the risk of fire.
¢ When the camera light is on, do not allow water to
drop on the light.
@ When the camera light is on, avoid subjecting the
camera light to impacts or sharp vibrations.
©. Do not allow the cooling vents to become blocked.
Also, do not cover the camera light with paper or
other objects, since the air flow will be interrupted,
resulting in possible overheating hazard.
e Never use the camera light in the vicinity of explosive
or highly inflammable materials.
e When storing the camera light in the camera case
following use, be sure to allow it sufficient time to
fully cool down before placing it in the case.