JOBY SeaPal
Wrist Lanynard
attachment point
Turn the latch
clock-wise to
lock
Initial Setup
• Before using your JOBY SeaPal for the rst time you must
conduct a water test without the phone as explained
below. You can perform the water test in any body of
water that allows submersion down to depths of 1-3ft (30-
90cm). Make sure the O-Rings are clean and dry before
testing. If the O-Rings or the JOBY SeaPal show any signs
of damage do not use.
• Attach the included JOBY SeaPal Wrist Lanyard by tying
the tether to the leash attachment point.
• Close the backplate and lock the side latch. An audible
‘click’ should be heard to indicate the latch is locked.
• Conduct a visual inspection of the JOBY SeaPal to be
sure a good seal has been created by checking that the
entire backplate has engaged well with the front section,
and there is no debris or other material interfering with the
sealing O-Ring. A small gap between the backplate and
frame is normal.
• Always use a wrist lanyard or leash when using the JOBY
SeaPal in any body of water as it is negatively buoyant,
therefore if it is dropped, it will sink.
• Once the JOBY SeaPal Wrist Lanyard is attached to your
wrist you can immerse your JOBY SeaPal into the water.
• Hold the JOBY SeaPal and immerse it into the water for a
period of 20 seconds to ensure it is watertight.
• Remove the JOBY SeaPal from the water, dry with a towel
and check that no water has penetrated inside. Point the
JOBY SeaPal up and check around the backplate edges,
then point it down and check the edges of the front port
