H2O Audio for iPod® nano (2nd Gen)*
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*If you have a 1st Gen iPod nano please check out the H2O Audio for iPod nano (1st Gen)
Before using this system, please be sure to read, understand, and follow the instruction of this manual.
5. Unlock / Locking the Housing
2. Housing Features
LatchTight TM Locking
System
Compatible with
2nd Gen iPod nano
Lens Clear
Display Window
CommanderTM Scroll
Wheel Control
SealTightTM Connector
IMPORTANT: Make sure the seal is fully seated against the housing base each time you close the housing. Use the lid to compress the seal into the base if required.
6. The T-Seal
3. Introduction
The H2O Audio waterproof housing lets you to listen to digital audio during active watersports. It houses the Apple iPod nano (2nd Gen) digital media player.
HOUSING: The housing features the LatchTightTM Locking System which keeps the unit waterproof during operation. The H2O Audio housing allowsTM for functional control of the player while in the water with the Commander Scroll Wheel.
NOTE: The iPod is NOT waterproof without the H2O Audio housing and headphones and is NOT covered under the product warranty. Any attempt
to use the housing with an audio player other than the Apple iPod nano (2nd Gen) will void the Warranty.
HEADPHONES: The housing is only waterproof when combined with H2O Audio waterproof headphones (sold separately). Use of other headphones with a 3.5mm stereo connector will result in a water resistant case, and should not be submerged.
4. Leak Test
Before utilizing the system for the first time, it is highly recommended to
perform a 'Leak Test'. Follow the instructions below.
DO NOT INSTALL THE iPod nano (2nd Gen) INSIDE THE HOUSING FOR THE LEAK TEST
1.Open the housing, and visually inspect the housing
2.Verify the
the housing using the latch.
3.Immerse the housing, without the iPod, in water and soak for 30 minutes.
4.Manipulate the controls during submersion.
5.Remove from the water, dry the exterior, and visually inspect the housing for any sign of leaks before opening.
6.Open the housing upside down to prevent water from dropping into the housing during opening.
7.After a successful 'Leak Test', install the iPod in the housing.
7.Installing the iPod into the Housing
Unlocking your housing
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1.Slide latch button towards the unlock icon.
Locking your housing
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1.Close the lid, and hook the buckle under the base.
The removable, white,
the lid), between the base and the lid of | ||
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IT IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT YOU ENSURE THE
Installing the iPod
1. Align the audio port with the | 2. Gently snap the player into the |
stereo jack in the housing. | audio jack. Verify the player is |
IMPORTANT: Remove any skins or | completely plugged into the |
2.While holding the latch button
towards the unlock icon, push up on the side of the latch.
2.Pull the latch towards the housing and snap in place.
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Prior to use, verify:
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Do NOT use if:
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3.You see scratches or imperfections on the
covers from your iPod before installing | audio jack. |
it into the housing. |
Compatible with 2nd Gen iPod nano
Removing the iPod
1.Slide the player off of the stereo jack. Now the player can
3.Unhook the buckle from the base.
3.Verify the lid and latch are closed
and the button is positioned on the icon prior to entering the water.
DO NOT USE SILICONE GREASE as this will damage the seal.
To ensure the
If you have any questions or doubts, please contact H2O Audio Customer Support
slide straight out of the housing.
NOTE: Do not disturb the
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