Camera Maintenance – Battery Change
Focus Light Type 1 (standard focus light with battery pack)
a. Pull the battery pack away from the camera body, separating the Velcro strips.
b. Use the small Philips screwdriver to open the battery pack. After removing the screw, slide the
cover (has Velcro on it) off, toward the screw hole.
c. Remove the AA batteries from the battery pack by lifting out the button (positive) end first.
Remove the AA batteries from the charger by lifting out the flat (negative) end first; insert
them into the charger with the button end (positive) first.
d. Insert two fully charged AA batteries into the battery pack, starting with the flat (negative) end
against the coil spring contacts.
e. If the light bulb burns out, replace it with one of the supplied bulbs. These have been prepared
with a mask covering to limit glare, but any GE #222 type 3-volt threaded base, prefocus bulb
will work. Replacement bulbs with the mask are available from your iris camera supplier.
f. Do not remove the focus light or lightguide assembly from the 105mm lens.
Using other lenses
For other photography you may remove the lens-illuminator assembly and attach another lens such
as a zoom, wide-angle, or macro lens. You will need to change several of the settings to automatic
operation prior to general photography, and restore the settings (shown below) for iris camera
operation. It is strongly recommended that the lightguide is not removed from the Macro lens. The
105mm macro lens is fixed at closest focus and must remain fixed at this position at all times.
When using this lens, the camera must be in Manual focus mode (see small switch near the lens
mount). The lens must also remain in Manual mode at all times. You may photograph any subject
in the ½" diameter size range with your iris camera-lens.
For general photography using a zoom lens, just turn the top Mode dial to AUTO.
Use of Iris Camera – MEC-2-CB-D60-N105
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