First time use, Olympus 5060 camera preparation, Installing the olympus 5060 – Olympus 5060 User Manual
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First Time Use
All Light & Motion housings are pressure tested to 300 feet prior to
shipping. However, there could be unseen damage from shipping. A test dive
without the camera in the housing is highly recommended.
After the initial dive with just the housing, make the following checks.
1.
Dry off housing exterior.
2.
Remove the Rear Plate and visually inspect for moisture.
3.
Reach inside the housing and trace a finger around mating surfaces.
4.
If any water is detected, contact your housing reseller or the Light & Motion service
Department.
Olympus 5060 Camera Preparation
1.
Remove the camera strap and lens cap from the camera.
2.
Install fully charged Olympus 5060 battery into the camera.
3.
Install the media card of your choice.We recommend a media card of at least 512MB in
size.
Installing the Olympus 5060
1.
Remove the rear plate by holding both latch locks in and simultaneously rotating both
latches down and rearward of the housing body (Refer fig. 1).
2.
Guide both ROC cables to the inside left of the housing to prevent the cables from
interfering with the camera’s alignment (Refer fig. 2).
3.
Raise the Tetra On/Off/Mode dial to the up position (Refer fig. 2).
4.
With the camera turned off, insert the camera into the Tetra housing. Align camera lens
with the Tetra lens body, then slide camera into housing (Refer fig. 3).
5.
Attach the ROC hot shoe to the camera’s hot shoe mount (Refer fig. 4).
6.
Align the Tetra’s On/Off lever to the Off position and press the On/Off/Mode Dial down.
Prior to pressing the Tetra’s mode dial down to engage the camera’s mode dial. Rotate
the dial to correspond with the same mode as the camera. Use the red dot on the Tetra
as a position indicator for the mode dial (Refer fig. 6)
7.
Inspect both O-rings on the Tetra rear plate.
8.
Place rear plate near the housing and attach the ROC cable to the receptacle in the rear
plate (Refer fig. 5).
9.
Press the rear plate evenly on the the rear of the Tetra. Rotate both latches together until
the latch locks engage the latches.
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