Ikegami HDL-45E, Operation Manual

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NOTES ON USING IN SAFETY i
NOTES ON USING IN SAFETY
The followings are for your safe use of this product. Please peruse them before you start using.
1. Notes on this manual
(1) This manual is written assuming that readers have a basic knowledge of cameras, so the technical terms are not
described here.
(2) The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice in the future.
2. Hazard alert symbols and signal words concerning safety in this manual
The hazard alert symbols, signal words which indicate the degree of danger, notice and reference are used as
follows concerning your safety.
HAZARD ALERT SYMBOL :
SIGNAL WORDS : DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
However, some of the above symbols and others are not used and described in cases.
Please pay attention to the follows in this manual.
CAUTION
: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which,
if mis-operated, will result in injury to user or property damages.
Notice
: For readers notice.
Reference : Indicating reference items described elsewhere.
3. Attention on handling of the equipment
This product is designed safely, however, all electric products can cause electric shock or can be damaged if mis-operated or
misused.
So, please keep the following messages in mind while you operate the equipment.
(1) Do not remove the cover and disassemble the equipment if possible, because it could result in damage and
electric shock.
(2) Be sure to turn off the power after operation.
If the power is not turned off, trouble or accident may be caused when AC pack is used.
(3) Do not give a strong vibration or shock. It can cause equipment damage.
(4) Do not hold or lift the Camera by the viewfinder.
(5) While installing the lens, and other accessories to Camera, put the Camera on a desk or tripod, otherwise it will
be difficult to handle and may drop on the ground.
(6) Avoid using or storing the equipment in the following places.
While using or storing it under the following environment, the parts in the equipment would be damaged.
• Extremely high/low temperature
• In direct sunlight for a long time, or near a heater
• High humidity or dusty
• Exposed to water or other liquid
• Strong vibration or shock
• Strong magnetic field or radio waves
• Lightning
• In rain without the rain cover