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7. Adjust the contrast to highest position and adjust brightness using the con-
trols on the monitor. Place the shade over the monitor for clearer viewing dur-
ing the daytime.
8. Locate the black three-way switch. Turn it to 0 for regular viewing, I for
infrared lights, and II for colored lights.
In clear water you should be able to view most objects in regular daylight.
However as your camera goes deeper underwater, there will be less light avail-
able and the camera’s light sources will be needed to view the objects more
clearly.
In some conditions of highly dirty or milky water, it may be impossible to view
any object clearly, even with lighting. This is simply because there are too
many obstructions in the camera’s sight, not because of a malfunction of the
camera.
The camera comes with 11 light emitting diodes (LED). On the sides of the lens
there are six infrared LEDs, which are light pink when turned on. Above and
below the lens are 5 colored LEDs, two green on top and three red on the bot-
tom.
There are different uses for these two light sources. Infrared lights are less like-
ly to scare away fish or other organisms underwater. Colored lights can pene-
trate milky or dirty water giving a clearer picture. You should adjust the light
depending on the conditions.
9. You may now begin to submerge the camera into the water for viewing.
10. Use the cable winder to wrap up the rest of the cable.
Note
: If you take your time and wrap the cord up tight and
uniform, it will be easier to work with and fit back in the
case easily. The best way to wind the cord on is to leave
about 2 feet of the connection end loose and wrap the
cord on as tight as you can. Wrap the cord back and forth
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