AMPHIBICO PHENOM NX5 SE User manual

Instruction Manual
Video Camera Housing for
SONY®HXR-NX5 & SONY® HDR-AX2000
Before operating the unit, please read this manual carefully. Keep it for
future reference.
081-6201-001 Rev. 1
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WARRANTY
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INTRODUCTION & FEATURES
PHENOM NX5 SE
Marine housing for the Sony HXR-NX5 & HDR-AX2000
Amphibico's robust PHENOM housing has now been adapted to fit the SONY® HXR-NX5 and the SONY® HDR-AX2000
Digital HD Video Camera Recorders and continues its impressive run as a premium choice for those that call themselves
professional. Given the proven track record in the reliability of the PHENOM FXZ1 we have added the new full 2 year
Amphibico warranty.
This full featured housing will provide access to all key camcorder functions to depths of 330 feet (100 meters).
Amphibico's high quality full zoom-through 94° optics (optional) will complement the package.
FEATURES
o 14 Electronic push button controls
o Power On/Off
o Record/Standby
o Variable speed zoom T/W
o Fast zoom T/W
o Variable manual focus
o Momentary AF
o Toggle between Manual and Auto Focus
o Expended focus
o "One Push" A & B manual white balance or WB preset
o Shutter speed adjustment
o IRIS (Auto / Manual), full control
o Momentary IRIS
o Gain adjustment
o Screen Display
o Access to the camcorder's menu
o Playback mode
o Flashing Green Tally Light when Recording
o Electronic Moisture Sensor Alarm
o Access to 5 out 6 assign buttons
o Picture profile
WARRANTY
Please take time to register your product on line at the following secure WEB site
“www.amphibico.com”. This way your product will be recorded in our data base in case it gets lost or
stolen. It also allows us to contact you in the unlikely event that a safety notification is required on
your product. This on line product registration eliminates the need for you to fill out the warranty card
that was supplied with your Amphibico product.
All Amphibico products are guaranteed against defects in material or workmanship for two full years
from the date of purchase for consumer use. These same products when used commercially will carry
a 90-day warranty. No statutory warranty applies. Cameras housed in Amphibico housings are not
covered under this warranty and ANY WATER DAMAGE SUSTAINED DUE TO INSTALLATION ERROR OR
FOR ANY OTHER REASON IS NOT THE RESPONSIBILITY OF AMPHIBICO INC. Therefore the
appropriate insurance should be maintained by the user.
Subject to the terms and conditions specified hereunder, Amphibico Inc. agrees to correct, either by
repair or by replacement, any defect in material or workmanship which develops within one year after
delivery of the product to the original purchaser.
Repair or replacement is provided in the event that investigation and factory inspection by Amphibico
Inc. discloses that such a defect has developed under normal and proper use. No warranty is granted
concerning components, accessories, or devices not manufactured by Amphibico Inc.
AMPHIBICO INC. SHALL BE RELEASED FROM ALL OBLIGATIONS UNDER ITS WARRANTY IN THE EVENT
REPAIRS OR MODIFICATIONS ARE MADE BY PERSONNEL OTHER THAN ITS OWN OR AUTHORIZED (IN
WRITING) SERVICE PERSONNEL.
Amphibico Inc., in its continued commitment to provide excellence in the field of underwater imaging,
reserves the right to change specifications at any time, without notice and without incurring any
obligations to incorporate new features in equipment previously sold.
CONDITIONS
Registration: The attached (warranty) card must be filled out and mailed to Amphibico Inc. within
fourteen (14) days after retail purchase.
Repairs: The unit must be returned freight prepaid to Amphibico Inc. The returned documents must
show Serial N0. and be marked “ CANADIAN GOODS RETURNED.” No returns will be accepted without
Amphibico Inc return authorization number.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Unpacking Your Housing....................................................................................3
Housing Features and Controls......................................................................4-5
Preparing the Camera & Housing.................................................................6-10
Opening the housing..............................................................................6
Removing the saddle.............................................................................6
Setting the camcorder............................................................................6
Installing the saddle...............................................................................7
Connecting the saddle...........................................................................7
Placing the camcorder...........................................................................8
Closing the housing...............................................................................8
Viewfinder eyepiece adjustment............................................................9
Replacing the bayonet lens....................................................................9
Installing accessories...........................................................................10
Water Entry...........................................................................................10
Housing Camera & Operations...................................................................11-15
Power ON/OFF.....................................................................................11
CAM mode...........................................................................................11
Zooming...............................................................................................12
Focusing...............................................................................................12
White balance......................................................................................13
Light buttons.........................................................................................13
Display..................................................................................................13
Menu....................................................................................................14
Picture profile........................................................................................14
Navigation function...............................................................................14
Assign buttons......................................................................................14
Iris.........................................................................................................15
Gain......................................................................................................15
Shutter..................................................................................................15
Maintenance.......................................................................................................16
Servicing O-rings..................................................................................16
Specifications....................................................................................................17
Optional Accessories........................................................................................18
Tips & Tricks.................................................................................................18-19
Warranty.............................................................................................................20
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TIPS & TRICKS
General Shooting Tips
1. Best results will be obtained with natural light if the sun is directly overhead during calm water periods.
2. Placing the sun behind your shoulder during shooting will produce the best colors.
3. Wide angle is the preferred focus setting for best results with subject, as close as possible to the housing. This will
reduce the water column and the amount of particles between subject and lens.
4. Zooming during shooting is not recommended unless absolutely necessary as telephoto will magnify particles.
Swimming toward subject is a much more visually pleasing filming method.
5. Use image stabilizer if available on your camera when filming macro to minimize camera movement during high
magnification. Image stabilizer is not as critical while using wide angle and will use battery power unnecessarily.
6. Buoyancy control is one of the most important aspects of underwater videography and diving in general. Avoid
disturbing bottom silt and contacting delicate reef structures. Work on controlling your breathing and your buoyancy. Your
video will be much more visually appealing. You are trying to make yourself a steady shooting platform. The less
movement you make , the better your video will be. Work on attaining a comfort zone underwater. The more comfortable
you are underwater, the more controlled your breathing will be and the steadier your video will be.
7. In low light situations, add light with optional Amphibico video lights for brighter and more vibrant colors. As light level
falls so does color saturation. Lights will also provide necessary fill during daylight shooting. If this technique is used,
filtration of light using a color correction filter will be necessary for accurate color rendition.
Audio Tips
To eliminate any faint background noises which may come from an internal device, it is recommended to switch the audio
settings of CH1 on your camcorder from auto to manual. The audio level for CH1 should be set anywhere between 3 and
4 once in manual mode.
Trouble Shooting
The PHENOM marine housing is equipped with a built in diagnostic test mode. To activate it, simply push and hold one of
the buttons on the control panel as shown bellow while turning on the unit with the right grip trigger button. Once
activated, you can test all the push buttons and wheels to see if the function properly. Pushing a button or turning a wheel
will light up a different indicator light making it either red or green. Push and hold one of the buttons on the control panel
as shown bellow to exit diagnostic test mode.
Control Panel
Test mode at power up
Hold for test mode exit
Power ON
Right grip trigger button

Before unpacking your housing kit, inspect the shipping box as well as all contents for damage during shipping.
If damage has occurred, please contact the shipping company immediately.
Every Amphibico Housing is pressure tested prior to shipping. However, damage may have occurred during shipping.
It is strongly recommended to test dive the housing once without camcorder installed to insure the housing is water tight.
This instruction manual assumes that the user is already familiar with the SONY® HXR-NX5 or the SONY® HDR-AX2000
camcorders.
If not, please read instruction manuals thoroughly before beginning to use the housing.
Your PHENOM NX5 SE underwater housing comes to you as follows:
A) Marine Housing G) Carry Handle
B) Optional mounted lens I) Allen Key 1/8" (for carry handle)
(neoprene cover included with 94º only)
C) Removable / lockable camcorder saddle J) Allen Key 1/16" (for lead ballasts)
(shipped in its position inside the housing)
D) Neoprene cover for the rear viewfinder
E) O-ring kit with container of silicone grease
F) Instruction manual and warranty card
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OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
The PHENOM offers an array of accessories and they are as follows:
- Large carry case with casters and handle
- Optics
- Dome Port Lens Adapter
- Flat Port Lens Adapter
- 0.68x, 94º Wide Angle lens adapter with full zoom-through capability.
- Lights*
- NEW Discovery G3 35/50 Watt “HID” Technology Arc Light with aluminum Extension Arm
- 10 Watt Arc Light "HID Technology" with mounting arm
- 16:9 High Definition 4.3" Color LCD Monitor
- 3.5” Standard LCD Monitor
- WB/Color chart slate
- 7" x 11" slate
- 11" x 17" slate. Offered with an optional branding to personalize your slate
- Audio & Video output cables (call in for details)
*Discovery G3 arc lights have a self contained power pack and do not require an external power source unlike the older generations.
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Instruction Manual
Video Camera Housing for
SONY®HXR-NX5 & SONY®HDR-AX2000
Before operating the unit, please read this manual carefully. Keep it for
future reference.

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Accessory Mounting Holes
Accessory Mounting Top Rail
Accessory Mounting Side Rail
Safety Latch
Right Electronic Grip
Zoom Wheel
Carry Handle Mounting Rail
Auxiliary Port
LCD Display Window
Dual Hydrophone
Bayonet Mount Wide Angle Lens Port (optional)
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SPECIFICATIONS
PHENOM
Marine housing for the Sony HXR-NX5 and the Sony HDR-AX2000
-Marine grade aluminum Construction
-Fully anodized with a hard coat of polyurethane paint and a clear coat
-All hardware is marine grade brass and stainless steel
-Optics: Marine bayonet mounted lens system, 0.68X rectilinear fully coated amphibious conversion lens. (optional)
Full zoom-through capability, 94° field of view underwater and vacuum-sealed for maximum anti-fog protection
-Sensitive Dual Hydrophones to pick up high frequency sounds, such as whales and dolphins
-2.5 x Magnified viewfinder with adjustable diopter control
-2 Auxiliary ports
Weight of unit :
-On land 36 lbs. (16.3kg) fully loaded w/camera NP-F770 battery, wide angle lens and lead ballasts.
-In freshwater and seawater the PHENOM can be perfectly balanced and neutral in buoyancy by trimming
the lead ballasts.
Dimensions :
-Length 18.3" (465mm)
-Width 13.6" (345mm)
-Height 10.1" (257mm)
-Measurements includes lens and grips
Operating depth :
-Each unit is pressure tested to 330ft (100m)
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MAINTENANCE
WARNING: DO NOT leave the housing exposed to direct sunshine, as extreme heat condition can be detrimental
to certain of its components.
1. Keep housing and o-rings away from direct sunlight. Always store unit when possible away from direct sunlight as this
can dry out and crack o-rings in the housing. Ultraviolet rays can damage plastics, paint and o-rings.
2. Always rinse or soak closed housing in fresh water for 10 to 15 minutes after every use. Reach into freshwater and
operate all controls to clear salt water. Do not use solvents to clean unit. If preferred, use mild detergent and clean fresh
water.
3. Fasteners that are removable should occasionally have the threads lubricated with silicon grease.
4. Rinse clean and remove water spots from external filters and lens surface after every dive or water spots may build up
and become impossible to remove. Dry gently with a soft, lint-free cloth.
5. Inspect housing's rear door main o-ring seals (double seals) before every dive. Make sure that there are no cracks or
misalignment in the o-ring channel and that no debris is caught on the o-rings.
6. During storage or transit, leave rear door ajar on unit to prevent damage due to extreme high pressure.
SERVICING O-RINGS
1. O-rings and sealing surface should be lightly lubricated with silicon lubricant on a regular basis. This is not necessary
after every dive; every tenth dive during regular heavy use is sufficient. This should always be done before storing the
housing and before a first dive after taking the housing out of storage.
2. It is important never to use a sharp instrument when removing an o-ring as this may cause damage to the o-ring or the
o-ring groove. A hairpin or a credit card works well.
3. The removed o-ring should be examined for damage. Check to make sure that the o-ring is free from nicks and cuts
and that it retains its original round profile. O-rings that appear to be damaged should be discarded immediately and
replaced with new o-rings.
4. Rinse the o-ring with freshwater and dry it with a clean lint free cloth.
5. Clean the o-ring grooves (where the o-rings sit) with a Q-tip. Be sure to remove any lint the Q-tip may leave behind.
Inspect the groove for damage.
6. Wipe the part of the housing that the o-ring seals against with a clean lint free cloth.
7. Re-grease the o-rings with a thin layer of silicon grease until it appears to be smooth and shiny. Do not over grease it -
use just enough grease so that the o-ring will pull smoothly through your fingers. Excessive amounts will only attract dirt to
the o-ring.
8. Replace o-rings in their proper position on the lens assembly and on the main door seal.
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Accessory Mounting Side Rail
Auxiliary Port
Left Electronic Grip
Focus Wheel
Accessory Mounting Top Rail
Viewfinder
Control panel
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HOUSING & CAMCORDER OPERATION
Adjusting the iris
You must first make sure that the iris is set to manual. To do
so, push on the left grip IRIS button while holding down the
shift key. In manual mode, you can adjust the aperture value
of the camcorder by holding down the shift key and turning
the right grip wheel. You can also momenta rely auto iris
when in manual iris by pushing on the MOMENT AI button
located on the left grip.
Adjusting the gain
You must first make sure that the gain is set to manual. To
do so, push on the GAIN button located on the left grip while
holding down the shift key. Once activated, you can adjust
the gain by pushing on the GAIN SELECT button located on
the left grip to select one of its preset gain levels (H,M,L).
Adjusting the shutter speed
You must first make sure that the shutter is set to manual. To
do so, push on the left grip SHUTT. button while holding
down the shift key. In manual mode, you can adjust the
shutter speed of the camcorder by holding down the shift
key and turning the left grip wheel.
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OPENING THE HOUSING
Sit the housing on a flat surface. Press and rotate both safety
latches counterclockwise simultaneously until the rear door
opens.
REMOVING THE SADDLE
1. Rotate the saddle locking handle towards the right until it
reaches the end. This will disengage the saddle connector.
2. Use the handle to pull the saddle completely out of the
housing.
SETTING THE CAMCORDER
1. Remove the eyecup and magnifier element.
2. Remove hand strap
3. Rotate and flip the LCD panel to restore it back to the
original position with the LCD screen facing out.
4. Remove MIC Support Holder
-Open support holder to expose the mounting screws.
- Unscrew both screws and remove support holder.
-Replace screws into there mounting holes for safe keeping.
5. Set display output to “ALL OUTPUT” and
set all markers to OFF if using an external monitor
6. Set ND FILTER to OFF
7. Set AUTO LOCK switch to the manual.
8. Audio Settings
- Set Input 1 to MIC
- Set CH1 & CH2 TO “INPUT 1”
- Set audio levels to manual and set dial to level 10 for
maximum hydrophone performance.
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Right Grip
Iris Wheel
Left Grip
Shutter
Wheel
Trigger Button
(shift key)
Left Grip
Left Grip
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MENU
One of the buttons (shown on the right) on the control panel
located on the left side of the unit behind the grip activates
and dis activates the camcorder’s menu.
Picture Profile
One of the buttons (shown on the right) on the control panel
located on the left side of the unit behind the grip activates
and dis activates the camcorder’s menu.
Navigation Function (NAV)
To change any of the settings inside the menu or to select a
picture profile, you need to activate the navigation function
(NAV) first. This is done as follows:
Hold down the shift key while pressing down on the right grip
trigger button to activate and dis activate the NAV function.
The NAV light indicator will turn on steady green when
activated. Use the UP, DOWN, LEFT & RIGHT arrows on the
right grip buttons to navigate through the menu. The execute
button is the right grip trigger button.
Assign Buttons
You can also access the camcorder’s assign buttons via the
control panel. The available assign buttons are found on the
control panel as follows.
S3: Assign 1
S4: Assign 2
Shift S1: Assign 4
Shift S2: Assign 5
Shift S3: Assign 6
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INSTALLING THE SADDLE
Place the saddle under camcorder with its handle pointing
the back of the camcorder. Align the thumb screw's saddle
and guide pin with the camcorder's tripod mounting holes.
Hand tighten the thumb screw to secure the saddle to the
camcorder.
CONNECTING THE SADDLE
LANC: Connect the cable from the rear of the saddle to the
camcorders LANC jack.
AUDIO: Connect the adapter plug (supplied) to the
camcorder's INPUT 1 MIC jack. Connect the audio cable
from the front of the saddle to adapter plug.
NOTE: It is important to route the LANC and AUDIO cables
up and over the camera as shown. This will prevent these
cables from getting damaged when inserting the camera into
the housing. See Tips & Tricks on page 19 of this manual for
additional safety precautions.
Thumbscrew
Installing
Connecting the AUDIO
Connecting the LANC
LANC
INPUT 1
MENU
Toggle NAV mode
and NAV execute
Right grip trigger button
Left Grip
Trigger button (shift key) Right Grip
Picture Profile
S1 S2 S3 S4
Control Panel

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WHITE BALANCE
The capability to white balance underwater plays an
important role in achieving good quality footage. This is why
the PHENOM offers the "One Push" white balance.
Pressing on the WB button on the right grip while holding
down the shift key will allow you to toggle between manual
and automatic white balance. Once in manual mode, you
can choose between white balance preset, memory A and
memory B by holding down the shift key and pressing down
on the appropriate button found on the right grip. Use the
WB button to store the adjusted white balance value in
memory A or B.
Right Grip
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WARNING ! DO NOT PLACE ANY TYPE OF LENS
ADAPTER OR LENS FILTER OTHER THAN AMPHIBICO
ACCESSORIES ON THE CAMCORDER.
Doing so can cause severe damage to the unit when
inserting camcorder into housing.
PLACING THE CAMCORDER INTO THE HOUSING
By now the camcorder is set, installed to the saddle and
ready to be placed inside the housing.
1. Turn ON the camera.
2. Line up the camcorder and saddle with the docking tray
found inside the housing.
Watch the cables !
3. Begin to insert the camcorder by placing the front of the
saddle over the docking tray. This will allow you to better
locate the rails on the docking tray.
4. Slide the camcorder all the way until the saddle connector
makes contact with the docking tray connector.
5. Rotate the handle on the saddle to secure the camcorder
into the housing. This will also guaranty a perfect connection
for the saddle connector.
CLOSING THE HOUSING
1. While the housing is open, inspect the two o-rings and
the sealing surface for dirt and debris. If necessary, clean
them with a lint free tissue. Make sure that the two o-rings
and the sealing surface are clean. Then apply a small
amount of lubricant (supplied) to the o-rings.
NOTE: If you have to change your o-rings, make sure you
are using the o-rings provided with the package. Using
different o-rings than those in the o-ring kit may cause the
housing to leak and result in damage.
2. Make sure that the LANC cable doesn't block the sealing
surface. If that cable gets pinched, the system might be
intermittent or not functioning at all. Close the rear door until
the latches begin to engage.
Left Grip
Trigger Button
(shift key)
DISPLAY Toggle
This function allows you to display ON or OFF the
camcorder's information in the viewfinder while recording or
in playback mode. To access this function, simply press the
DISP button on the right grip.
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ZOOMING
On the PHENOM, zooming is achieved either with the zoom
wheel or the right grip's ZOOM-W and ZOOM-T buttons.
Zoom Wheel
The zoom wheel enables you to vary the zoom speed.
ZOOM-W and ZOOM-T
Located on the right grip, the ZOOM-W and ZOOM-T
buttons enables you to zoom through with a constant speed.
Pressing on ZOOM-W will widen the zoom while pressing on
ZOOM-T will result in the opposite being telephoto.
FOCUSING
The camcorder focus on the PHENOM can be set to either
auto or manual focus. To toggle from auto to manual focus,
press down on the AF TOGGLE button while holding down
the shift key.
Manual Focus
In manual focus, you can adjust the focus by using the focus
wheel to fine adjust the focus.
Use the MOMENT AF button (by holding it down) to
temporally auto focus. Letting go will return to manual focus.
Expanded Focus
Press the EXP. FOCUS button to magnify the center of the
screen when in manual focus. Pressing it again will bring
back the screen to its original size.
Zoom and Focus Wheel functionality
Both the zoom and focus wheel operate in the same fashion.
The wheels are spring loaded and maintain a zero (non
active) position when not in use. Applying a little movement
on the wheel in either directions will result in a slow speed.
Increasing the movement on the wheel will accelerate the
speed.
Right Grip
Zoom Wheel
Left Grip
Left Grip
Focus Wheel
Trigger Button
(shift key)
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VIEWFINDER EYEPIECE
The viewfinder eyepiece located on the rear of the housing
may also need adjustment. To adjust, simply turn the inside
ring on the viewfinder CW or CCW to achieve perfect focus
with the camcorder viewfinder. Tighten the locking ring up
against the viewfinder body to lock the eyepiece in place
once adjusted.
REPLACING THE BAYONET LENS
The PHENOM is provided with optional bayonet mounted
lenses. In order to protect these optics, covers are provided
with the lens.
1. To remove the lens, push and hold the button on the lower
right of the front bulkhead and then turn counter clockwise
until the lugs are free from the bayonet ring. Pull gently on
the lens to release it.
2. Remove the covers from the replacement lens. Place
them in a clean and dry environment to avoid any damage.
Make sure the seals on the bottom part of the lens are clean
and free from dust and debris.
3. Put a small amount of lubricant on the O-ring seals and
the sealing surface of the housing.
4. Line up the bayonet lug marked by a hole with the button
on the lower right of the front bulkhead. Push the lens all the
way in until it sits on the bayonet ring and turn clockwise.
You will hear a positive click and the lens will lock into place.
Lens
release button
Locking Ring
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The PHENOM offers a large range of electronic
functions. This chapter will explain to you in detail all of
these functions.
POWER ON
The camcorder should be powered ON by default after
inserting it into the housing. In the event that it's not, the
trigger button on the right grip will activate the camcorder.
Simply press on it once and the CAM indicator light will turn
on steady green and the rear viewfinder will also be turned
on to confirm the power ON of the camcorder.
POWER OFF
To power off the camcorder during a dive will allow you to
save on battery energy. To do so, push and hold the left grip
trigger button while pressing down on one of the control
panel switch as indicated.
CAM MODE
The housing will set itself to record/standby mode (CAM
indicator LED is steady green) when initially turned ON. To
record a scene, simply press on the right grip trigger button.
The CAM indicator LED will flash green when recording.
Pressing it again will bring it back to record/standby mode.
WARNING
The CAM indicator LED will light steady amber as a warning
that there is no recording media present in the camcorder.
Inserting a memory card or flash memory unit will bring back
the indicator light to steady green.
Power OFF
Control panel switch
Power ON
Right grip trigger button
Left Grip
Trigger button (shift key)
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INSTALLING ACCESSORIES
The PHENOM as been equipped with mounting holes and
railing systems to accommodate for a variety of accessories.
Locations for a few of these accessories have been
designated for your convenience. However, these locations
can be used for other accessories. Some accessories like
the monitor or video lights require to be connected to the
housing. Accessory connector ports (one on the
right side and two on the left side) are available
for this purpose.
Achieving neutral buoyancy and balance
Adding accessories to the housing may make it
heavier or off balance in the water. Removable
ballasts have been added to the bottom of the
housing for this purpose.
To make the necessary weight adjustments.
1. Submerge the housing with the added accessories
into the water so you get an idea of what and where to
remove weight.
2. Using the Allen key supplied, start removing or
relocating the ballasts from the right or the left channels
as illustrated.
WATER ENTRY
1. Always turn housing to its ON position before entering
water. To turn it ON, use the right grip trigger button. This is
confirmed by the CAM. indicator light turning on steady
green. The camcorder viewfinder will also turn ON.
Doing step 1 will activate the built-in moisture alarm sensor
located in the bottom of the housing.
IMPORTANT
The right lights on both grips will start flashing RED if
water leakage occurs inside the housing. Remove from
water as soon as possible, take the camcorder out of the
housing and inspect all seals and the inside of the
housing. ALWAYS REMEMBER DIVER SAFETY FIRST.
2. Lower the housing just below the water surface in level
position and hold for one minute to confirm there is no
leakage in the housing.
Never leap into the water while holding the housing. Always
have the housing handed to you or lowered down once you
are in the water.
3. Point the lens of the housing upwards and shake off any
air bubbles. It may also be necessary to gently wipe the lens
with your finger to remove bubbles.
Video lights
Video lights
"T" bracket
Monitor bracket
Carry handle (supplied)
Accessory
connector port
Allen key (supplied)
Ballast
Left Grip
Use Allen key (supplied) to tighten handle
Right Grip
Trigger Button
Record/Standby
Right grip trigger button

S4: Fast Zoom T
Shift S4: WB “B”
Nav S5: Up
S1: One Push WB
Shift S1: Auto/Manual
WBToggle
Nav S1: Right
D1 LED:
Camera Navigation : Solid Green
Alarm : Blinking Red
S2: Display Toggle
Shift S2: WB Preset
Nav S2: Left
S3: -Power ON
-Record Start/Stop
Shift S3: Toggle Nav. Mode
Nav S3: Execute
S5: Fast Zoom W
Shift S5: WB “A”
Nav S5: Down
D2 LED:
Camera : Solid Green
Rec. : Blinking Green
No Media: Solid Amber
S2: Moment. AF
Shift S2: AF Toggle
On/Off
S5: Exp. Focus
Shift S5:Shutter On/Off
D2 LED:
Camera: None
S1: Moment. Auto Iris
Shift S1: Iris A/M
Toggle
S4: Gain Select
Shift S4: Gain On/Off
D1 LED:
Camera: None
Alarm : Blinking Red
S3: Shift Key
S1 S2 S3 S4
S4: Assign 2
Shift S4: Power OFF
** Test Mode At Power-Up **
S2: Picture Profile Toggle
Shift S2: Assign 5
S1: Menu Toggle
Shift S1: Assign 4
S3: Assign 1
Shift S3: Assign 6
** Hold For Test Mode Exit **
User Interface Phenom NX5 - Rev 103- – 2010/05/25
LEFT GRIP RIGHT GRIP
MENU CONTROL PANEL
Right Wheel: Zoom W & T Vaiable Range
Shift Right Wheel: Manual Iris
Left Wheel: Focus N & F
Shift Left Wheel: Shutter
Select Up/Down