Opening The Back Cover - Changing The Fuse; Attaching The Camera Handles - Santa Barbara Instrument Group STL-1001E Operating Manual

volts or less the camera will shut down the cooling and continue to attempt to operate until the
voltage drops to a point (about 7 - 8 volts) where the camera is no longer able to function normally.

1.1.16. Opening the Back Cover - Changing the Fuse

Research Series cameras have a built-in regulated 12VDC power
supply which lets you run the camera directly from any 12VDC
source such as a car battery. The input to this supply is protected
with a fuse located inside the rear of the camera. To access the
fuse, remove the back cover plate of the camera by removing the
four socket head screws located in recessed slots at the four corners
of the rear of the camera. Carefully lift the rear cover and stand it
near the heat exchanger as shown in the picture below. There are
two flexible tubes running from the water inlet and outlet fixtures
on the back cover to the heat exchanger that prevent the rear cover
from being completely separated from the main body. However, the cover can be opened for

1.1.17. Attaching the Camera Handles

Two handles are supplied with each Research Series
camera to make it easier to handle in the field. These
the handles are secured, re-attach the back cover.
Note that the camera will fit in its carrying case with either the camera handles or the 2"
nosepiece attached, but not both. However, the 2" nosepiece is easily attached and detached
from the accessory plate for transportation with four external screws.
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handles may be attached or left
off as you see fit. If you wish to
attach the handles, open the
back cover of the camera and
pass the screws with washers
for the handles through the
holes in the back cover. Once
routine access to the fuse and camera handles
without removing these tubes.
WARNING: It is recommended that you do
not detach the water circulation tubes inside
the camera. It is not easy to tell if they are
connected once the back cover is replaced. If
they are accidentally left detached inside the
camera when a water source is connected to
the fixtures on the outside of the camera
body, the water will leak into the camera
body and damage or destroy the electronics.
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