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3.2 Control Details
(1)
FLASH
WINDOW
–
for attaching flash extension to shift the flash forward for removing the
shadow of the port or fibre optic for external strobe synchronization
(2)
FLASH EXTENSION MOUNT
–
for holding the flash Extension
(3) & (4)
KEY HOLE LOCK
–
press down and turn to lock and unlock
(5)
PORT
–
fits 67mm dia. thread filter and converter lens
(6)
ON / OFF
–
align the white dot towards the lid , press and turn on and off
(7)
ZOOM
–
turn to activate the zoom function
(8)
SHUTTER
–
press to activate the shutter
(9)
MODE DIAL
–
press down and turn to select the required mode
(10)
REC / PLAYBACK
–
press and turn to select
(11)
FILM
–
press down to turn on / off video filming
(12)
CURSOR
–
rotate until the white dot is over the required direction and press, when not in use
rotate the white dot towards the screen to facilitate function.
(13)
MENU / SET
–
rotate until the white dot align and press, when not in use rotate the white dot
towards the down to facilitate the
“
cursor
”
function
(14)
DISPLAY / DELE
–
rotate until the white dot align and press
For the full list of camera functions and settings accessed by each control, please consult
the Panasonic TZ7 / ZS3 camera instruction manual.
4. Set up Instructions
4.1 Special note on responsibility for watertight integrity
Each housing is individually inspected and
hydrostatically tested in the factory. The design of the
main piston O-ring seal is among the most reliable in the industry and the watertight integrity is
excellent. This special O-ring design provides a perfect seal even if there is any movement
between the body and lid due to change of ambient pressure.
However please note that
responsibility for ensuring the integrity of the watertight seal lies
entirely with the user. 10BAR
accepts no liability for damage to, or loss of any equipment used with, or placed inside the
housing.
Users are highly recommended to carry out in-water test of the housings without
installing of the camera for their first dive, after change of new ports or alternation of any new
configuration. The test can be carried out by lowering the housing with ballast to the working
depth or dive down to the safe diving range.
The O-ring seal is the main barrier between the water outside and the air
space
within the camera. It is an effective barrier only if the seal is properly maintained. The
O-ring seal should be inspected before every dive. The following
information is
provided for guidance in using and maintaining the O-ring seal.
