Konica Minolta MC-DG100 User Manual

• Before using the Marine Case, confirm the seals are watertight and the installed camera functions correctly. Refer to this manual on test­ing the case.
•Minolta is not responsible for any direct, consequential, or incidental damage or loss from the use of this product. This includes, but is not limited to, damage to the camera, battery, or memory card or loss of image data and any incidental expense incurred.
FOR PROPER AND SAFE USE
TESTING THE MARINE CASE
PACKING LIST
Before using the Marine Case, confirm the seals are watertight.
• It is recommended to check the case without the camera at the same water depth as the intended dive. If this is not possible, submerge the case in a large pool of water such as a bathtub.
• The water used for the test should be at the ambient temperature. Never use hot water.
• Before diving, check the case again at an approximate depth of 1m (3 1/2 feet).
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Marine Case
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
MC-DG100
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
• Designed for use with the Minolta DiMAGE X digital camera.
• Protects the camera down to depths of 30m (approximately 100 feet) under­water.
• The extremely compact shell retains the camera’s portability while protecting it from the elements on land or sea.
•All camera operations are available when the case is sealed.
Read and understand all warnings and cautions before using the Marine Case. Always follow the warnings and cautions in the camera’s instruction manual.
Thank you for purchasing this Minolta product. Please read this instruc­tion manual before using the product to achieve the best results from the Marine Case. Safely store the manual and the warranty card for future reference. This manual contains information on the operation of the Marine Case, for information on camera operation, refer to the camera’s instruction manual.
WARNING
• Do not disassemble or modify the case. This can result in flooding or mal­function.
• Store the case out of reach of children or infants. Be careful when around them not to harm them with the case or parts.
•Keep small parts that could be swallowed, such as the O ring, O-ring grease, and desiccant, away from infants. Contact a doctor immediately if an object is swallowed.
•Pay attention when recording underwater to avoid accidents.
• Do not wear the strap around the neck underwater. The strap may become entangled and cause injury.
• If the case leaks, discontinue use. Remove the camera from the case and the battery from the camera as soon as possible. If diving at a great depth, take the necessary precautions to avoid decompression sickness. Do not handle the camera and battery with wet hands. The continued use of a dam­aged product or part may cause injuries or fire.
• If the case leaked, open with care. The increased pressure inside the case will cause it to open with extreme force.
• If smoke is seen in the case, or the case becomes hot, discontinue use. Immediately remove the camera from the case and the battery from the cam­era taking care not to burn yourself as the camera and battery become hot with use. Do not handle the camera or battery with wet hands.The continued use of a damaged product or part may cause injuries or fire.
•Take the product to a Minolta Service Facility when repairs are required.
Printed in Japan
9222-6776-11 P-A206
Check the packing list before using this product. If any items are missing, immediately contact your camera dealer.
Marine Case MC-DG100 O Ring OR-DG100 O-Ring Grease GS-DG100 Desiccant DT-DG100 (5 pieces) Hand Strap HS-DG100 Instruction Manual Warranty Card Insurance Application Form
© 2002 Minolta Co., Ltd. under the Berne Convention and the Universal Copyright Convention.
This product is designed to work with accessories manufactured and distributed by Minolta. Using accessories or equipment not endorsed by Minolta may result in unsatisfactory performance or damage to the prod­uct and its accessories.
• If sunscreen or tanning lotions come in contact with the case, immedi­ately rinse them off with warm water.The chemicals in these products may cause damage.
•Before every use, remove the O ring and carefully check the ring, O-ring channel, and O-ring contact surface. With your thumb and index finger touching the O ring on each side of the cover, apply pressure and slide the O ring toward the hinge to create slack, as shown. Grasp the slack­ened loop with your fingers to remove the O ring; never use a sharp or pointed tool.
HANDLING PRECAUTIONS NAMES OF PARTS
HANDLING AND MAINTENANCE OF THE O RING
The O ring on the back door of the Marine Case provides an airtight water­resistant seal. Improper handling and maintenance of the O ring can cause flooding of the case. Read and follow the precautions carefully.
OTHERS
• Do not subject the Marine Case to shock or impact.
• Do not jump or dive into the water while holding the case.
• The case has been constructed with an airtight seal. When packing it for air travel, unlock the latch or remove the O ring to alleviate pressure caused by atmospheric changes. Changes in air pressure can prevent the case from opening or cause permanent damage to the case’s structural integrity.
• Visually examine the O ring, O-ring channel, and O-ring contact surface. Remove any foreign matter, dirt, sand, hair, etc. If the ring has any physical imperfections or damaged (rough edges, cuts, etc.), replace it.
• Lubricate the ring with the supplied O-ring grease after the examination. Dab a small amount of grease between your fingers and draw the ring through your fingers until it is evenly coated. Use the grease sparingly.Too much grease attracts foreign matter.
• Only use the supplied grease; the use of other types or brands of O-ring grease may damage the O ring and cause leakage.
• Do not bend or twist the ring when fitting it into the O-ring channel. It may prevent the ring from forming an adequate seal and cause leakage.
• Replace the O ring every year. O ring may have to be replaced more fre­quently, depending on maintenance, the amount of use, and storage condi­tions.
•You can purchase additional O rings and grease from your dealer or at a Minolta Service Facility. O-Ring Set (6776-751) includes a ring and a tube of grease.
Main switch
Tr ipod socket
Shutter-release button
Front glass
Care should be taken to keep this surface clean.
Mode switch
Left and right buttons
Zoom buttons
Enter button
Latch
Menu button
Display button
Flash-mode button
OPERATION ENVIRONMENTS
• Do not load or open the Marine Case in a wet, sandy, or dusty environment.
• Install the camera, memory card, or battery in a cool, dry environment to reduce the formation of condensation.
•The camera has been designed for use in temperatures from 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F). When used in the case, do not use the camera continuously for more than 30 minutes in temperatures over 35°C (95°F).
• Do not expose the case to large waves or swells.
•Moving the case between hot and cold environment may cause condensation (water droplets) to form internally. Condensation may result in damage to the camera. Place the case in a sealed plastic bag to prevent condensation from forming. Allow the case and camera to come to room temperature before removing them from the bag. If condensation forms inside the case, remove the camera immediately, and wipe the condensation from both the camera and case with a soft, dry cloth. Place the camera and case in a dry place for several hours to allow all moisture to evaporate.
•Never leave the case exposed to extreme temperatures, such as in a car parked in the sun or a hot sandy beach. The case may be deformed resulting in leakage.
•Never leave the camera and case in a humid environment. It may cause damage.
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