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Loosen to Adjust

3.

Mount the shutter release
extension onto the right handle
bracket as shown.

4.

Loosen  the  two  screws  as  shown
until the wheel assembly can freely
move vertically. Adjust the position
of the wheel so that it touches  on
the  housing  shutter  release  lever
and tighten.

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Summary of Contents for NA-RX100VII

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Page 2: ... of our products We strive to achieve a high level of user friendliness by allowing stress free installation and easy operation of all important functions of the camera Each housing is individually inspected and water pressure tested to ensure optimum quality Please read this manual carefully before using the housing this will maximize its performance as well as its lifetime The illustrations in t...

Page 3: ... Preparation of the Housing 15 Installing the Camera 20 Using the flash up off lever 21 Changing the Port 22 N50 Short Port with Bayonet Mount Camera Settings 24 Installing HDMI Bulkhead optional 28 Installing Handle Brackets and Shutter Release Extension 31 Care and Maintenance 34 Optional Accessories 35 TABLE OF CONTENTS ...

Page 4: ...ed service center s Please note that this warranty only applies when the product is purchased in the territory where the service center is located NAUTICAM accepts no liability for any damage to and defects in the housing caused by improper use and or poor maintenance it is the responsibility of the owner to carefully follow the instructions in our manuals NAUTICAM does not hold responsibility for...

Page 5: ...nt provided by NAUTICAM Discontinue use immediately should you notice any leakage Store the housing in a robust shock proof container during transportation avoid transporting with any equipment such as a camera inside the housing When travelling by air do not close the housing as this may lead to a pressure difference between the atmosphere and inside the housing Care must be taken when opening th...

Page 6: ...unlight for prolonged periods Keep out of reach of children failure to do so could result in injury Defective products should be shipped to our distributors for service unauthorized disassembling and or modifications could result in malfunction or leakage Use only recommended battery with this product do not mix different specifications or old and new batteries Do not place excessive stress on you...

Page 7: ...dded Travel Bag Shoulder Strap NA RX100VII Housing 90181 N50 NA LX100 LX100II RX100VI RX100VII Standard Port Set of Handle Brackets with Shutter Release Extension 90135 Spare Silicone Rubber O ring for Housing O ring Remover CR2032 Battery pre installed Lubricant Set of Allen Keys Manual Instruction Card ...

Page 8: ...treatment Hard anodized Display window Abrasion resistant polycarbonate Dimensions Width 151mm Height 101mm Depth 137mm Weight in air 1 09kg Weight in water 0 28kg Inc Camera and battery Depth rating 100 m Compatible camera Sony Cyber shot DSC RX100 VII Digital Camera ...

Page 9: ...Off Button Mode Dial Zoom Lever Housing Lock Safety Button Threaded Holes for Handle Brackets Housing Lock Shutter Release Lever Front Control Wheel N50 Standard Port Handle brackets and Shutter release extension are not displayed ...

Page 10: ...g Base Threaded Holes for Handle Brackets M16 Accessory Port M14 Accessory Port Moisture Alarm Window Flash Up Off Lever Accessory Coldshoe Optical Fiber Mount Handle brackets and Shutter release extension are not displayed ...

Page 11: ...Button SET Button Flash mode Right Selection Button Drive Mode Left Selection Button Exposure Compensation Down Selection Button Mounting Holes for LCD Magnifier Attachment Rails Playback Button Custom Delete Button Handle brackets and Shutter release extension are not displayed ...

Page 12: ...12 1 4 20UNC Tripod Socket The maximum length of screws that can be used with the tripod socket is 4mm Sacrificial Zinc Anode ...

Page 13: ...13 OPENING AND CLOSING THE HOUSING To open the housing 1 Press the housing lock safety button 2 Turn the housing lock anti clockwise for 270 until the lock reaches the Open position as shown ...

Page 14: ...he closing surfaces of the two halves of the housing 3 Close the housing while the housing lock is in the Open position 4 Turn the housing lock clockwise for 270 until the lock reaches the lock position as shown Confirm that the white indicator line on the safety button is visible ...

Page 15: ...ny foreign material the groove can be cleaned with the aid of a microfiber cloth 3 Place the main O ring into the groove first at the corners then the whole perimeter 4 Setting up the moisture alarm 1 Ensure that remove an insulation film before install a battery Then install the battery provided into the battery compartment on the circuit board inside the housing PREPARATION OF THE HOUSING ...

Page 16: ...llation Insert the battery as shown above and then press down the battery Press To remove the battery press the metal plate as indicated and the battery will pop out Press Use only recommended battery with this product ...

Page 17: ...oes into flashing blue light standby mode 3 Test the alarm by connecting the two wires near the bottom of the housing with a damp cotton bud the alarm should start giving out a repeating beep sound along with a flashing red light The beep sound and the light should keep on going for 5 seconds after the removal of the damp cotton bud ...

Page 18: ...s of the operation LED status identification On start up LED indicator Status Flash Blue light once Indicates a 2nd generation PCB Steady Blue light Battery is normal goes into flashing Blue light standby mode after 5 seconds Blue and Red lights alternating Battery low Replace battery as soon as possible Goes into standby mode after 5 seconds Steady Red light Battery empty replace battery ...

Page 19: ...oisture is detected Flashing Yellow light Some vacuum is detected target vacuum level is not reached Steady Green light Target vacuum level is reached Rapidly flash Yellow light Vacuum is dropping Will occur only after target vacuum level is reached Rapidly flashing Red light Vacuum is totally lost Circuit stalled until switched off Will occur only after target vacuum level is reached After start ...

Page 20: ...housing as shown Make sure to put HDMI cable under the cable holder of the internal housing when HDMI cable is required as shown 2 Close the housing and confirm that all the controls of the housing are correctly engaged Without HDMI cable With HDMI cable INSTALLING THE CAMERA ...

Page 21: ... the housing lever upwards as shown to pop the flash up 2 Please make sure the flash lever positioned properly as shown for optimal light transmission 3 When not using the flash press the lever downwards to OFF position until it can t go any further USING THE FLASH UP OFF LEVER ...

Page 22: ... port lock safety button turn the port anti clockwise until the I mark on the port aligns with the o mark on the housing Then gently pull the port out 1 Press and hold the red port lock safety button to un lock CHANGING THE PORT ...

Page 23: ...I mark on the port with the O marl on the housing 4 Gently push the port towards the housing until it cannot go any further 5 Turn the port clockwise until the o mark on the port aligns with the o mark on the housing ...

Page 24: ... CMC 2 and WWL 1 for macro and wide angle photography respectively For detail usage recommendations please refer to NA50 Port Chart Please follow below steps to set the preferred zoom range 1 Power on the camera and change the mode dial to MR for Memory Recall 2 Set the focal length zoom to 24mm This will be the setting for WIDE ANGLE with the WWL 1 3 Press the MENU button N50 SHORT PORT WITH BAYO...

Page 25: ...enu 4 14 titled Shoot Mode Drive2 and select MR 1 2 Memory 6 Select 1 from the top icons You will receive a notification on the LCD at completion NOTE you can also assign other camera settings at the same time such as focus exposure white balance etc ...

Page 26: ... 26 7 Ensure MODE DIAL is still set to MR and set the lens to 65mm This will be the setting for MACRO using the CMC 8 Press the MENU button 9 Scroll to sub menu Shoot Mode Drive2 and select MR 1 2 Memory ...

Page 27: ...ect 2 from the top icons You ll receive a notification on the LCD upon completion 11 To change between WIDE MR1 and MACRO MR2 press the FN button scroll to MR 1 2 RECALL and choose either 1 for 24mm or 2 for 65mm ...

Page 28: ...r with optional monitor housing A specific HDMI bulkhead 25032 and socket extension 25028 are required To install the HDMI bulkhead and socket extension on M16 accessory port 1 Unscrew the M16 plug from the threaded hole with a coin 2 Tighten the socket extension to the camera housing with a spanner ...

Page 29: ...29 3 Open the housing and insert the HDMI cable through the threaded hole from inside of the housing 4 Connect the HDMI cable to the HDMI bulkhead ...

Page 30: ...ual for connection between camera housing and monitor housing 5 Tighten the HDMI bulkhead by turning the threaded ring on the socket extension 6 Connect the HDMI cable to the camera s HDMI connector before placing the camera inside the housing ...

Page 31: ...tall the handle bracket to the housing as shown Remove the retaining nuts before mounting the bracket A pair of handle brackets is supplied with the housing for use with optional Easitray 71206 or Flexitray 71207 with right handle 71208 providing additional stability Strobe mounting balls 71311 are required To install the handle brackets INSTALLING HANDLE BRACKETS AND SHUTTER RELEASE EXTENSION ...

Page 32: ...d or thick dry suit gloves who prefer shooting from a handle To install the shutter release extension 1 Confirm that the wheel is located at the bottom as shown above 2 The position of the wheel can be switched by removing the two screws as indicated and flip the wheel assembly to the preferred position Wheel Flip ...

Page 33: ...release extension onto the right handle bracket as shown 4 Loosen the two screws as shown until the wheel assembly can freely move vertically Adjust the position of the wheel so that it touches on the housing shutter release lever and tighten ...

Page 34: ...moved from its groove with the O ring remover and inspected for damage Also check that the O ring retains its original circular shape never stretch the O ring excessively or remove it with a sharp object The O ring groove should be cleaned to ensure it is free from any salt deposit or foreign material lightly coat the O ring with the provided lubricant before reinstalling it in the groove A damage...

Page 35: ...D Magnifier attachment rails for NA RX100IV RX100V RX100VI P N 25106 LCD Magnifier with Dioptric Adjustment P N 71206 Easitray II with left handle with 2pcs screws P N 71207 Flexitray II with left handle with 2pcs screws P N 71208 Adjustable right handle II for Easitray II Flexitray II ...

Page 36: ...3x Magnification P N 25107 M67 flip diopter holder for standard port P N 38702 N50 3 5 Acrylic Wide Angle Dome Port P N 81301 Compact Macro Convertor 1 CMC 1 4 5X Magnification P N 81302 Compact Macro Convertor 2 CMC 2 2 8X Magnification P N 83201 Wet Wide Lens 1 WWL 1 130 deg FOV with compatible 28mm Lenses ...

Page 37: ...214 Bayonet Mount Adaptor for SMC CMC P N 17906 17907 NA 502H housing for Small HD 502 5 inch HD monitor with HDMI 1 4 input support P N 17920 17921 NA 502B H Housing for SmallHD 502 Bright Monitor with HDMI 1 4 input support All the needed cables and bulkhead are include in the monitor housing ...

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