AMPHIBICO Genesis Manuale di istruzioni - Pagina 6

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PREPARING CAMCORDER & HOUSING

INSTALLING THE SADDLE

Place the saddle under camcorder with its handle pointing the back of the

camcorder. Align the thumb screw's saddle and guide pin with the camcor-

der's tripod mounting holes. Hand tighten the thumb screw to secure the

saddle to the camcorder.

CONNECTING THE SADDLE

REMOTE: Connect the cable from the rear of the saddle to the

camcorders REMOTE jack.

AUDIO: Connect the XLR microphone connector to the

camcorder's INPUT 2 MIC jack, located on the rear of

camcorder.

VIDEO: Connect the yellow RCA jack to VIDEO OUT yellow jack on rear of

camcorder

PREPARING CAMCORDER & HOUSING

PLACING THE CAMCORDER INTO THE HOUSING

By now the camcorder is set, installed to the saddle and ready to be placed

inside the housing.

1. Turn ON the camera.

2. Line up the camcorder and saddle with the docking rails found on the left

and right sides inside the housing. Watch the cables !

3. Insert the camcorder and slide it all the way until the saddle connector makes contact with the docking tray

connector. At this point the saddle lock should have engaged on the left side of saddle.

CLOSING THE HOUSING

1. While the housing is open, inspect the two o-rings and the sealing surface for dirt and debris. If necessary, clean

them with a lint free tissue. Make sure that the two o-rings and the sealing surface are clean. Then apply a small

amount of lubricant (supplied) to the o-rings.

NOTE: If you have to change your o-rings, make sure you are using the o-rings provided with the package. Using

different o-rings than those in the o-ring kit may cause the housing to leak and result in damage.

2. Make sure that the saddle cables do not block the sealing

surface. If any cable gets pinched, the system might be intermittent or not functioning at all. Close the rear door

until the latch begins to engage.

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