Setting Up An External Strobe; About Fiber Optic Cords - Ikelite 200DLM/A Manual

The port must be fully seated onto the housing for waterproof
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operation. There should only be a very thin, even gap of
approximately 0.15" (4mm) between the bottom of the port and
the front of the housing.

Setting Up An External Strobe

We recommend attaching an external strobe for the optimal color and
clarity in a wide variety of photographic situations, including daylight
photography.
This housing provides fiber optic ports for optical triggering of up to
two strobes.
An optional bulkhead with TTL flash hotshoe allows electrical
triggering of up to two strobes. Bulkhead and TTL flash hotshoe sold
separately.

About Fiber Optic Cords

Connecting a strobe via fiber optic cord requires the camera's built-in
flash to fire for every photo. Rapid firing will be limited to the recycle
time of the camera's built-in flash or the recycle time of the strobe,
whichever is slower.
The following fiber optic cords are compatible with this housing:
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Ikelite Fiber Optic Cord # 4501
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INON Optical D Cable "Non-wireless type" L-Connector
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SEA&SEA Fiber Optic Cable (L-type) # 50107
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SEA&SEA Fiber Optic Cable II # 50128
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Olympus UW Fiber Optic Cable # PTCB-E02
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Nauticam Optical Fiber Cable # 26211 Nauticam to INON
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Nauticam Optical Fiber Cable # 26212 Nauticam to SEA&SEA
To connect two strobes to the housing, you must use two fiber
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optic cords.
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