Instruction Manual

Numbered descriptions below refer to corresponding numbers on the top/front housing graphic on the

1. Zoom Control – Turning this control activates the camera zoom button:

a. Turn the zoom control clockwise ("W") to zoom out, increasing the area visible in the frame.

b. Turn the zoom control counterclockwise (“T”) to zoom in, so that the subject fills a larger

area of the frame.

Note that housing zoom control directions are opposite to camera zoom button directions when

zooming in and out.

2. Shutter Release – Activates the camera shutter release button and auto focus prior to taking the

picture.

3. Function2 – Pushing this control activates the camera Function2 button, which can be assigned

through camera menus.

4. On/Off- Pushing this control activates the camera power switch button.

5. Command Dial- Turning this dial swivels the command dial of the camera within an opposite

direction. Note that housing command dial directions are opposite to camera command dial

directions when turned.

6. Mode Dial – Turning this dial allows for changing camera shooting modes.

a. In order to for the housing mode dial to indicate the proper mode selected by the camera

mode dial, it is recommended to align housing and camera mode dials prior to installing the

camera inside the housing. Please refer to the section “Installing the Camera” for further

information.

b. When housing and camera mode dials are aligned, the mode displayed on the left side of the

housing mode dial is the one selected.

c. Note: Housing and camera mode dials may not remain aligned during your dive. Therefore, it

is important to check the shooting mode selected and displayed on the camera LCD screen

when switching modes. Even in such cases, since mode labels on the housing mode dial

appear according to their order on the camera mode dial, they can still assist with the

amount of turning required in order to reach the desirable shooting mode.

d. In order to switch modes, apply slight downward pressure on the mode dial as you rotate it

in order to create enough contact pressure to accurately reach the desired mode.