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The carrying strap is attached by firstly withdrawing the safety collar. The hook is then freed and attached to the strap lug (fig. 1). Slide back the safety collar (fig. 2) to ensure the hook remains in the locked position. The collar is purposely a tight fit and might need some effort to slide.
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| Batteries | 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 |
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| The H2 requires batteries for all actions. There is no mechanical | |
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| teries or exchange set if using a rechargeable battery pack. As is | |
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| the case with most batteries, problems might be encountered when | |
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| used in very low temperatures. In this situation it is advisable to | |
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| keep an exchange set in an inside pocket, for example, to maintain | |
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| grip. While keeping the battery holder button depressed, swing | |
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| the battery holder retaining lever downward until it stops (fig 3). | ||
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| The battery holder will now be released from the grip. Press the | |
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| red battery cassette retaining button inwards on the holder to | |
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| release the battery cassette (fig 4). Load three | |
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| equivalent) into the cassette, ensuring the polarity of each battery | |
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| cassette) (fig 5, 6). | |
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| ensuring that it is seated properly in place and that the red button | |
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| returns fully into the locked position. Holding the battery holder | |
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| flat against the grip and aligning the two upper lugs with the slot | |
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| in the grip, slide it back into position as far as it will go. Swing | |
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| back the battery holder retaining lever as far as it will go into the | |
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| locked position. |
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| therefore cannot be exactly predicted.If the camera is left in the | |
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| active state instead of standby for long periods, for example, then | |
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| battery life will be reduced. A | |
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message ‘Low battery’ will appear on the grip LCD (fig 8). The camera will not function at all when this message appears and battery change is essential.
The rechargeable battery pack is an optional accessory that re- places the standard battery cassette and is an economical option for full time users. Please see specific user manual supplied with the rechargeable battery pack for further information.
Rechargeable battery grip
The Battery grip rechargeable 7.2V (3043348) provides a replenish- able power source to replace, or complement, the standard lithium dry cell battery grip for the H2 camera.
Please note the Battery charger
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