User Manual - Snap Studios
User Manual - Snap Studios
User Manual - Snap Studios
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Carrying strap 1, 2<br />
The carrying strap is attached by firstly withdrawing the safety<br />
collar. The hook is then freed and attached to the strap lug (fig. 1).<br />
Slide back the safety collar (fig. 2) to ensure the hook remains in<br />
the locked position. The collar is purposely a tight fit and might<br />
need some effort to slide.<br />
Batteries 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8<br />
The H2 requires batteries for all actions. There is no mechanical<br />
reserve facility so it is advisable to always have a spare set of batteries<br />
or exchange set if using a rechargeable battery pack. As is<br />
the case with most batteries, problems might be encountered when<br />
used in very low temperatures. In this situation it is advisable to<br />
keep an exchange set in an inside pocket, for example, to maintain<br />
them near body temperature.<br />
The battery holder is located inside the removable part of the<br />
grip. While keeping the battery holder button depressed, swing<br />
the battery holder retaining lever downward until it stops (fig 3).<br />
The battery holder will now be released from the grip. Press the<br />
red battery cassette retaining button inwards on the holder to<br />
release the battery cassette (fig 4). Load three CR-123 lithium (or<br />
equivalent) into the cassette, ensuring the polarity of each battery<br />
is correctly oriented (see the ‘+’ markings on the batteries and the<br />
cassette) (fig 5, 6). Re-insert the cassette into the battery holder,<br />
ensuring that it is seated properly in place and that the red button<br />
returns fully into the locked position. Holding the battery holder<br />
flat against the grip and aligning the two upper lugs with the slot<br />
in the grip, slide it back into position as far as it will go. Swing<br />
back the battery holder retaining lever as far as it will go into the<br />
locked position.<br />
Battery life is dependent on a number of variable factors and<br />
therefore cannot be exactly predicted.If the camera is left in the<br />
active state instead of standby for long periods, for example, then<br />
battery life will be reduced. A low-battery state is indicated as a<br />
symbol on the grip LCD (fig 7).<br />
When the batteries are almost completely exhausted, a warning<br />
message ‘Low battery’ will appear on the grip LCD (fig 8). The<br />
camera will not function at all when this message appears and<br />
battery change is essential.<br />
The rechargeable battery pack is an optional accessory that replaces<br />
the standard battery cassette and is an economical option<br />
for full time users. Please see specific user manual supplied with<br />
the rechargeable battery pack for further information.<br />
Rechargeable battery grip<br />
The Battery grip rechargeable 7.2V (3043348) provides a replenishable<br />
power source to replace, or complement, the standard lithium<br />
dry cell battery grip for the H2 camera.<br />
Please note the Battery charger BC-H Li-ion 7.2 VDC (3053568) is<br />
designed for use with Battery grip rechargeable 7.2V units only.