Fantasea Blue Ray Tray, 2040, 2045, 2050 Instruction Manual

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Fantasea Blue Ray Tray Instruction Manual

Fantasea Blue Ray Tray (Cat. No. 2040, 2045, 2050)

Instruction Manual

For Illustration- Blue Ray Double Tray with Housing

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Fantasea Blue Ray Tray Instruction Manual

The Fantasea Blue Ray Tray allows integrating different components in an underwater
photo system, including the camera housing, arms, strobes, lights, lens holders and more.
Made from anodized aluminum, this sturdy tray was designed for optimal functionality and
ease of operation. The Fantasea Blue Ray Tray is compatible with almost all compact digital
housings.

Blue Ray Tray Components

Blue Ray Tray Extension Components (optional)

Screws for

Ikelite Housings

Camera Housing
Mounting Screw

T1 Connector

for arm attachment

Stopper Bar

Mounting Screw Holes

for Ikelite housings

Screw Holes for

Blue Ray Extension

Blue Ray

Extension Plate

Extension

Screws

Extension

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Fantasea Blue Ray Tray Instruction Manual

Instructions for Use

1. Mounting the Camera Housing on the Blue Ray Tray

Important

Notice!

1. If your Blue Ray Tray includes an extension, it should be assembled

prior to mounting the housing on the tray. Please refer to section #3
for further instructions.

2. If you own an Ikelite housing, please refer to section #2, which

consists of special instructions for mounting Ikelite housings on the

Blue Ray Tray.

a. Using a screwdriver, slightly loosen the two stopper screws at the bottom of the tray,

just enough to allow gliding the stopper back and forth on the tray. There is no need to
completely remove the screws for this purpose.

b. Move the stopper all the way to the back of the tray, as far away as possible from the

mounting screw (image #1).

c. With the top of the tray and black T1 Connector facing up, hold the camera housing

above the tray, so that the mounting screw hole at the bottom of the housing is
aligned with the mounting screw featured on the tray.

d. Make sure that the stopper is positioned behind the support legs featured at the

bottom of the camera housing. If the stopper cannot be positioned behind the housing
support legs, glide it forward in order to position it between the housing mounting
screw hole and support legs.

e. Insert the mounting screw featured on the tray into the mounting screw hole featured

at the bottom of the camera housing. Slightly screw it in, leaving it loose enough to
allow gliding the housing left and right on the tray.

f. It is recommended to position the camera housing on the right side of the tray, as far

away as possible from the Flex Arm that will be mounted on the T1 Connector
featured on the left. This will allow for easier operation of the system, as well as for
the external flash to be positioned further away from the camera lens.

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