Ikelite 6812.5 Manuel utilisateur
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Underwater Housing for Nikon D500
Product Number 6812.5
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About this Product
Thank you for your purchase of Ikelite equipment. Please read this
instruction manual completely before attempting to operate or dive
with this product. Please visit ikelite.com to register your product to
receive information on any updates, notices, or recalls pertaining to
your equipment.
Included in the Box
• Housing
• Aluminum tray
• Left-Hand Quick Release Handle with rubberized grip
• Port hole cover
• Waterproof bulkhead cap
• 5509.27 Universal zoom set up to 2.8-inch diameter
• 5509.28 Universal zoom set 2.8 to 3.0-inch diameter
• Silicone lubricant 1cc tube
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Important Notices
»Never leave a housing in a rinse tank, even if it is the only
system in the tank. The vast majority of catastrophic oods
happen when the user walks away from a housing while it is in
the rinse tank.
»To prevent salt build-up and sticking controls, submerge the
empty housing in clean, freshwater. Operate the controls
several times each while underwater to ush out any residue.
»Do not use alcohol, cleaning agents, spray lubricants, Rain-X,
or other solvents on the housing or lens port. Use of an
incompatible chemical compound can damage the plastic and
o-rings, and may result in leaking.
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Contents
Product Registration 1
About this Product 2
Included in the Box 2
Important Notices 3
Attach Tray & Handle to Housing 5
Getting to Know Your Housing 7
Getting to Know Your Housing - cont. 8
Accessory Ports 9
Setting Up Your Camera 9
Pre-Installation Checklist 9
Setting Up Your Housing 10
Opening the Housing 10
Inserting the Camera 11
Attaching the Hotshoe 12
Closing the Housing 13
Installing Zoom Clamp and Gear Sleeve 13
Attaching the Lens Port 14
Final Check 15
Entering the Water 16
Setting Up An External Strobe 17
About Sync Cords 17
TTL Strobe Use 18
Attaching a Sync Cord 18
Video Light Use 19
Maintenance 19
Post-Dive 19
Travel and Storage 20
Troubleshooting 20
Spare Parts 22
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Maintenance 22
Lens Port 22
Housing and O-ring Storage 23
Lubricant 23
Housing Maintenance 23
Control Maintenance 24
Photo Tips 27
Limited Warranty 28
Service and Repairs 29
Contact Us 29
Attach Tray & Handle to Housing
Using a at head screwdriver, attach the Tray and Handle to your
housing with the two 3/8” nylon washers and 1/4-20 x 3/8” screws.
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START/
STOP
MENU INFO.
Q
1/4-20 x 3/8” screw
3/8” nylon washer
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Getting to Know Your Housing
*ON/OFF: See “Entering the Water” P. 14 for proper operation.
Meter Button
Tray Mount
Tray Extension and
Quick Release Handle
IKELITE
Power switch (*ON/OFF)
TTL Bulkhead
and Cap
BKT button
Tray
Shutter Button
AF-ON
AF Start Button
Quick-release
Button
Lid Snap
Sub-command dial
MODE Button
WB button
Accessory Port
Hole Plug
Accessory Port
Hole Plug
Port Lock
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Getting to Know Your Housing - cont.
MENU
INFO
Lv
OK
Fn2
Zoom Control
Super-eye
Viewnder
AF-ON Button
Lens Release
Button
Button
ISO Button
Movie-record Button
MENU
INFO
Lv
OK
Fn2
Left Cursor
Set Button
Main Command Dial
Down Cursor
Live View
Selector
Up Cursor
Right Cursor
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Accessory Ports
Your housing features two 1/2-20 threaded Accessory Ports which
may be used for attachment of factory optional or aftermarket housing
accessories. Visit ikelite.com for an updated list of factory optional
accessories.
Use the following steps to replace an Accessory Port Hole Plug with
an accessory tting:
1. Remove the Hole Plug using an 11/16-inch open end wrench.
2. Check the accessory tting o-ring sealing area. If an o-ring is not
present, use the Hole Plug o-ring. Lightly lubricate o-ring with
Ikelite Lubricant. Use ONLY Ikelite lubricant, as other manufacturer
lubricants can cause the o-ring to swell. Check o-ring and o-ring
sealing area. Both should be clean and free of hair, sand, or other
debris.
3. Carefully screw in and tighten accessory tting. The accessory port
features a 1/2-20 threaded hole. Make sure your tting is the same
thread pattern. DO NOT cross-thread. DO NOT overtighten.
Setting Up Your Camera
Pre-Installation Checklist
1. Insert a fully charged camera battery.
2. Insert a properly formatted memory card.
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3. Set Touch Controls to “OFF.”
When using ONLY the optical viewnder, push the “info” button
to display or change current settings. This will give you an instant
glance at the camera settings on the LCD screen and allow quick
adjustments.
To set Flash Exposure Compensation: In CUSTOM SETTING
MENU “f Controls”, set “Release Button To Use Dial” to “ON” Yes.
Press “info” button, then press button. Set Flash Compensation
to desired setting. DO NOT enable red-eye reduction. Flash mode
should be set to .
Setting Up Your Housing
Opening the Housing
1. Push the lid snap lock forward and lift the curved end away from the
housing.
2. Lid snaps are designed to provide enough force to compress the
o-ring for a proper seal. Keep rm pressure against the lid snap
while lifting it away.
Lid Snap Lock
3. Repeat with remaining lid snaps.
4. Remove the housing back.
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Inserting the Camera
1. Remove any lanyard or neck strap which may be attached to the
camera.
2. Check to see whether the camera’s lens will t through the port
opening of the housing. If not, the lens will need to be removed
from the camera body and re-attached AFTER the camera body is
installed in the housing.
3. Remove the camera mounting plate from the housing.
4. Line the Mounting Screw up with the Camera Tripod Socket. Use a
coin or at head screwdriver to tighten the mounting plate to the
camera.
Mounting Screw Camera Tripod Socket
Bottom Side
Front
5. Pull out on the housing control knobs to move them out of the way.
6. Insert the mounting plate into the slot on the inside bottom of the
housing. Push the camera all of the way forward until the back of
the mounting plate is ush with the back of the housing mount.
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