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groove.
4.7
Mounting the camera in the housing:
Remove the lens cap and wrist strap. The pressure release plug should be pulled out before inserting
the camera. Attach the plastic slide tray to the camera¡s tripod mounting fixture with a coin, screwdriver or the
end of the universal tool supplied (Fig. 5). Take care not to excessively tighten the screw. Slide the camera into
the body along the guide rail (Fig. 6). Make sure the camera body reach the limit and test the function of the
on/of button on the body of the housing. Slide the hot shoe plug into the hot shoe (Fig. 7) Note: If you find that
the buttons do not align properly with the controls, please check again that the camera is properly seated to
the limit of the guide rail.
by internal O-rings. The O-ring on the underside of the plug is just to keep out dirt.
After replacing the lid, make a final visual inspection of the main
O-ring for contamination (Fig. 10).
Note: If the O-ring is in good contact, a thin black line,
about 0.5 to 1mm in width should be visible, where the
O-ring is in contact with the lid. Follow this line all the
way round the edge of the seal, as a final check that the
seal is good. The housing is now ready for the dive.
Important !!!
Before diving, make sure the pressure
release plug is pushed back inside and then screwed
home, do not over tighten this plug (finger tight only).
Replace the lid (Fig. 8). Remember
to ensure the pressure release plug
is pulled all the way out while
closing, otherwise the air cannot
escape. Squeeze the lid closed all
the way with the hissing of expelled
air. Screw home
(CLOCKWISE)
the pressure release plug (Fig. 9).
There is no need to excessively
tighten this plug. The seal is made
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