Olympus FL-900R User manual

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Information for Your Safety
IMPORTANT SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
When using your photographic equipment, basic safety precautions
should always be followed, including the following:
• Read and understand all instructions before using.
• Close supervision is necessary when any flash is used by or near
children. Do not leave flash unattended while in use.
• Care must be taken as burns can occur from touching hot parts.
• Do not operate if the flash has been dropped or damaged - until it has
been examined by qualified service personnel.
• Let flash cool completely before putting away.
• To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not immerse this flash in water or
other liquids.
• To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not disassemble this flash, but
take it to qualified service personnel when service or repair work is
required. Incorrect reassembly can cause electric shock when the flash
is used subsequently.
• The use of an accessory attachment not recommended by the
manufacturer may cause a risk of fire, electric shock, or injury to
persons.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
The following importer description applies to products imported into
the EU directly by OLYMPUS EUROPA SE & Co. KG only.
OLYMPUS EUROPA SE & Co. KG
Wendenstrasse 14-18, 20097 Hamburg, Germany

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Names of Parts
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Thank you for purchasing this Olympus product. To ensure your safety, please
read this instruction manual before use, and keep it handy for future reference.
1Wide panel.................................... P. 32
2Light-emitting area
3Remote sensor
4AF illuminator/LED window
5Auto light receptor
6Catch light plate............................ P. 32
7Control panel ................................ P. 23
8MODE button................................ P. 26
9TEST button/CHARGE lamp
0OK button
aBounce lock release button .......... P. 32
bAUTO CHECK lamp
cON/OFF button ............................. P. 25
dLatch release .......................... P. 24, 30
eLatch....................................... P. 24, 30
fDial
a: ZOOM button (F).................... P. 28
b: flash compensation button (H)
................................................. P. 28
c: LED light button (I) ................ P. 28
d: MENU/ button (G).......... P. 28, 34
gFlash stand FLST-1 ...................... P. 30
hBounce adapter ............................ P. 33
iIR filter .......................................... P. 33
jFlash case

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Control PanelControl Panel
MODE LEDZOOM
TTL
A
mm25
+1.0 ON
A
RANGE
2.09~12.3m
Gno
33
DISTANCE
16.7m
Gno
5.9
Hz
10
TIME
5
GROUP
A
CH
1
MODE
MODE
A
4 621 53
7
8
9
0
c d
c e f g h
RANGE
2.09~12.3m
b
a
TTL-AUTO and AUTO modes
MULTI mode RC mode
M mode
Slave mode
1Super FP flash
2Flash control mode ....................... P. 26
3Flash intensity control................... P. 28
4FOUR THIRDS
5Zoom mode .................................. P. 28
6Zoom position
(angle of illumination) ................... P. 28
7LED light mode ............................. P. 34
8LED light ....................................... P. 28
9Temperature warning
0Control lock................................... P. 28
aSlave............................................. P. 36
bRange ........................................... P. 25
cGuide number (GN) ...................... P. 36
dOptimal shooting distance ............ P. 26
eFrequency..................................... P. 26
fNumber of flashes ........................ P. 26
gRC mode group ............................ P. 30
hRC mode channel......................... P. 30

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Readying the Flash
Preparing a Battery (Sold Separately)Preparing a Battery (Sold Separately)
Choose from the below batteries:
AA (R6) NiMH batteries (×4)
AA (R6) alkaline batteries (×4)
• AA (R6) manganese batteries cannot be used.
Loading BatteriesLoading Batteries
1Open the battery compartment cover.
2Insert the batteries with correct +/–
polarity.
3Close the battery compartment cover.
Attaching to the CameraAttaching to the Camera
Confirm that both the camera and electronic flash are off. Attaching or removing
the electronic flash while either the flash or the camera is on may result in
malfunction.
• Dirt or water on the contacts can cause malfunction. Remove dirt, water, and
other foreign matter before attaching the unit to the camera.
1Keeping the latch release pressed, slide the latch
in the direction opposite to that shown by the
[LOCKD] arrow to undo the latch (1).
1
2Slide the flash into the hot shoe until it clicks
securely into place (2). 2
3Slide the latch to the [LOCKD] position (3).
• To remove the flash, undo the latch as described in Step
1 and slide the unit from the camera.
3

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Turning on the Electronic FlashTurning on the Electronic Flash
Attach an electronic flash to the camera, and then turn the camera on.
1Press the ON/OFF button.
• The control panel display will turn on.
• To turn the flash off, press the ON/OFF button
again.
• Replace the batteries if the CHARGE lamp does
not light after:
10 seconds (NiMH batteries)
30 seconds (Alkaline batteries)
• If the CHARGE lamp and AUTO CHECK lamp
blink simultaneously, batteries are running low.
Replace the batteries.
CHARGE
lamp
AUTO CHECK
lamp
ON/OFF
button
Control
panel
• The flash will enter sleep mode whenever the camera enters sleep mode.
• If no operations are performed for approximately 60 minutes, the flash will turn
off automatically. Press the ON/OFF button to turn it on.
Basic Photography and Settings
ShootingShooting
1Use camera controls to choose the flash
mode.
• See the camera manual for details.
2Choose a flash control mode (P. 26).
3Press the shutter button halfway.
• The camera and flash will exchange shooting
information and the flash range will be
displayed in the control panel.
• Flash range varies with camera settings (ISO
sensitivity, aperture, and lens focal length).
MODE LEDZOOM
TTL
A
mm250.0 OFF
A
RANGE
0.7~8.0m
AUTO CHECK lamp
Flash control mode
Light control range
Firing angle*
* Displayed according to the
focal length of the lens.

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4Press the shutter button the rest of the way down to take the picture.
• The AUTO CHECK lamp blinks for about 5 s after shooting to indicate that
the flash has fired successfully.
• When using a flash, flash light may be blocked by the lens body, lens hood, etc.
• The flash may become hot when fired many times in succession, resulting in
damage or malfunction. The flash should be fired no more than 50 times in
succession at intervals of 2.5 seconds, after which it should be left unused for
at least 10 minutes.
Test FlashTest Flash
To fire a test flash, press the TEST button while the CHARGE lamp is lit. The
AUTO CHECK lamp blinks for about 5 s to indicate that the flash has fired
successfully. If the lamp does not blink, adjust settings or change the distance to
the subject.
Choosing a Flash Control ModeChoosing a Flash Control Mode
Choose a flash control mode according to your subject and shooting conditions.
1Press the MODE button.
• Settings will be displayed.
2Rotate the dial to choose a flash control mode. SetValue OKDIAL
Gno
40
MODE
M
• The flash control mode can also be selected by pressing the MODE button.
• Related settings (if displayed) can be highlighted by pressing HI and
changed by rotating the dial.
3Press the OK button to put the changes into effect.
Flash Control ModesFlash Control Modes
Flash Control
Mode
Control panel
display
Control operation
TTL-AUTO
MODE LEDZOOM
TTL
A
mm250.0 OFF
A
RANGE
0.7~8.0m
The flash light intensity is controlled
automatically according to the camera’s
setup. The flash will be adjusted based on
the brightness taken through the camera’s
lens. Usually use this mode with a camera
with communication capability.

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Flash Control
Mode
Control panel
display
Control operation
AUTO
MODE LEDZOOM
A
A
mm250.0 OFF
A
RANGE
0.7~8.0m
The flash will be adjusted based on the
brightness captured by auto light receptor
on the electronic flash. If the camera
has communication capability, this mode
can be used only when the camera is an
AUTO-compatible model.
MANUAL
MODE LEDZOOM
M
A
mm25 OFF
A
Gno
40
DISTANCE
2.5 m
The flash fires at the selected output.
The display shows the optimal shooting
distance based on the selected output and
camera settings.
FP TTLAUTO
*1
MODE LEDZOOM
TTL
FP A
mm420.0 OFF
A
RANGE
1.4~5.5m
Super FP *3 allows the flash to be used at
shutter speeds faster than the flash sync
speed.
• is displayed in [FP TTLAUTO] and
[FP MANUAL] modes.
• In [FP MANUAL] mode, choose the flash
output.
FP MANUAL*2
MODE LEDZOOM
TTL
FP A
mm28 OFF
A
Gno
3.9
DISTANCE
7.1 m
MULTI
MODE LEDZOOM
Multi
A
mm24 OFF
A
Gno
11
Hz
4
TIME
8
The flash fires multiple times at a set
frequency. You can choose the flash level,
frequency, and the number of times the
flash fires. The maximum number of times
the flash can fire varies with flash level.
RC
MODE LEDZOOM
RC
M
mm28 OFF
A
GROUP
A
CH
1
Choose for wireless flash control.
g“Wireless Flash Control” (P. 30)
SL AUTO*4
MODE LEDZOOM
A
SL M
mm280.0 OFF
A
ISO F
200 3.5 The flash fires in slave mode.
• is displayed in [SL AUTO] and
[SL MANUAL] modes. g“Slave Mode”
(P. 36)
SL MANUAL*2
MODE LEDZOOM
M
SL M
mm25 OFF
A
Gno
40
*1 Flash control operation is identical to [TTL-AUTO] mode.
*2 Flash control operation is identical to [MANUAL] mode.
*3 Maximum output is reduced, resulting in a lower flash range. Flash range also
diminishes as shutter speed increases.
*4 Flash control operation is identical to [AUTO] mode.

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Adjusting Settings
Using the SelectorUsing the Selector
Frequently-used options can be accessed via the selector.
Button Function
ZOOM
(F )
Press ZOOM (F) button to display settings and rotate the dial to adjust
the angle of illumination manually. Press OK button to put the changes
into effect.
• “M” appears in the display when the angle of illumination is adjusted
manually.
(H)
Press (H) button to display settings and rotate the dial to adjust flash
compensation by up to ±5. Press OK button to put the changes into effect.
• This value is combined with adjustments to flash compensation made
using the camera.
(I)
If you first press the MENU/ (G) button and select [Manual] for [LED
Mode] (P. 34), you can turn the LED light on and off manually. Press the
(I) button once to turn the LED light on and again to turn it off.
• A icon is displayed when the LED light is on.
MENU/
(G )
Pressing the MENU/ (G) button displays custom settings. See “Using
the Menus” on page 34. Pressing the MENU/ (G) button for 2 s locks flash
controls (control lock). The controls can be unlocked by again pressing the
MENU/ (G) button for 2 s.
• A icon is displayed when controls are locked.
• The LED light function of the (I) button and the test flash function of
the TEST button are not affected by control lock.
Using the Control PanelUsing the Control Panel
The control panel can be used to select items and choose options, for example
when adjusting related settings after choosing a flash control mode using the
MODE button.
1Press the OK button.
• The most recently selected item will be
highlighted.
MODE LEDZOOM
M
A
mm25 OFF
A
Gno
40
DISTANCE
2.5 m
2Press FGHI to highlight items and press
the OK button to select.
MODE LEDZOOM
M
A
mm25 OFF
A
Gno
40
DISTANCE
2.5 m

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• Settings will be displayed.
Set OKValue DIAL
25
ZOOM
mm
3Rotate the dial to change the highlighted
item.
• Other settings (if displayed) can be selected by
pressing HI.Set OKValue DIAL
12
ZOOM
mm
4Press OK button to put the changes into effect.
Available OptionsAvailable Options
Option Description
MODE (flash control mode) Choose the flash control mode (P. 26).
ZOOM (angle of illumination) Choose the angle of illumination (P. 28).
(flash compensation) Adjust flash compensation (P. 28).
Gno (guide number) Adjust flash level (P. 26).
Hz (frequency) Choose the frequency and number of flashes for
MULTI mode (P. 26).
TIME (number of flashes)
GROUP (group) Choose a group and communications channel for
RC mode (P. 30).
CH (channel)
ISO (ISO sensitivity) Select the ISO sensitivity and aperture for cameras
that do not exchange shooting information with the
flash (P. 36).
F (aperture)

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Wireless Flash Control
Wireless control is available with Olympus digital cameras that support RC mode.
The unit is controlled by means of a flash mounted on the camera. It can also be
mounted on a camera for wireless control of multiple remote flash units.
• Since the communication is performed with the flash emission of the camera,
the flash positioning range varies with camera. For information on cameras that
support this system, see the camera manual.
Controlling the Flash RemotelyControlling the Flash Remotely
Flash SettingsFlash Settings
1Select RC mode on the camera.
2Choose [RC] as the flash control mode (P. 26).
• Press MODE and rotate the dial to select a flash
control mode.
Set OKValue DIAL
GROUP
A
CH
1
MODE
RC
3Use the flash to select the channel and group.
• Highlight settings using HI and rotate the dial
to change.
Set OKValue DIAL
GROUP
A
CH
2
MODE
RC
GROUP Group
The camera can adjust flash settings separately for
up to 3 groups; choose the group to which the flash
belongs.
CH Channel Set the camera and flash to the same channel.
4Press the OK button to put the changes into effect.
• Settings for each group, Including flash control mode, flash level, and flash
compensation, can be adjusted from the camera.
Placing Wireless Flash UnitsPlacing Wireless Flash Units
1Attach the stand provided.
• Keeping the latch release pressed, slide the latch
in the direction opposite to that shown by the
[LOCKD] arrow to undo the latch (1).
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• Slide the flash securely onto the stand (2).
2
• Slide the latch to the [LOCKD] position to latch the
flash in place.
• To remove the flash, undo the latch and slide the
unit from the stand.
3
2Position the flash with the remote sensor facing the camera.
• We recommend using a single group of up to three remote flash units.
• Take a test shot after positioning.
• Flash may not fire due to the angle or distance between the camera and
the object.
Using the Flash to Control Other UnitsUsing the Flash to Control Other Units
Adjusting Camera and Flash SettingsAdjusting Camera and Flash Settings
1Attach the flash to the camera (P. 24).
2Select RC mode on the camera.
3Choose [TTL-AUTO] as the flash control mode
(P. 26).
Set OKValue DIAL
MODE
TTL

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Other Flash Options
Fixing the Irradiation AngleFixing the Irradiation Angle
Point the flash head at a wall or ceiling for
bounce flash photography. The area illuminated
at ranges of 0.6–1.0 m (2.0–3.3 ft.) will not be
correct; point the flash down.
1Pressing the bounce lock release button,
turn the light-emitting section up/down and
left/right.
90°
6°
180°
180°
Using the Wide PanelUsing the Wide Panel
Use for angles of illumination wider than 12 mm (24 mm in 135 format). The
ZOOM display will blink if the lens focal length is under 12 mm.
1Slide out the wide panel and place it on the
light-emitting area.
• The estimated range display changes when the
wide panel is used.
• Choose from angles of 10, 8, and 7 mm.
• Do not tilt the wide panel up.
• The ZOOM display will blink if the lens has a focal
length of 12 mm or more.
MODE LEDZOOM
TTL
A
mm100.0 OFF
A
RANGE
0.6~4.8m
Using the Catch Light PlateUsing the Catch Light Plate
The catch light plate reflects light from the flash to create a catch light effect.
1Slide out the catch light plate.
2Pressing the bounce lock release button, angle
the flash head straight up.

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Using the Bounce AdapterUsing the Bounce Adapter
Attaching the supplied bounce adapter diffuses the light from the flash over a
wider area for softer bounce lighting.
• Insert the tabs on the interior of the bounce adapter into the matching slots on
top of the flash and attach the adapter as shown.
1
2
• Attaching the adapter reduces flash output.
• To remove the adapter, pull the tab on the bottom toward you
as shown.
Using the IR FilterUsing the IR Filter
Attach the IR filter when using the flash to control other units in RC mode.
• Insert the tabs on the interior of the IR filter into the matching slots on top of the
flash and attach the filter as shown.
1
2
• To remove the filter, pull the tab on the bottom toward you as
shown.

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Using the Menus
Use the menus to adjust settings for ease of use.
1Press the MENU/ (G) button.
• The menu will be displayed.
SetValue DIAL OK
LED Mode
LED Brightness
Front Charge Ind.
Off
1/8
Auto
AF Illuminator Auto
AF Illum. Mode Auto
2Use FG to highlight items and rotate the dial
to change.
3Press the OK button to put the changes into
effect.
SetValue DIAL OK
LED Mode
Manual
1/8
AF Illum. Mode Auto
LED Brightness
Front Charge Ind. Auto
LED Mode
Manual
Available OptionsAvailable Options
Default settings shown by .
Function Option Description
AF Illum. Mode
(AF illuminator)
Auto The camera controls the AF illuminator.
Off AF illuminator off.
LED Mode
(LED light mode)
Auto The LED light lights automatically during
movie recording.
Manual The LED light (I) button turns the LED light
on and off.
Off LED light off.
LED Brightness
(LED light
brightness)
1/1 – 1/32
(Default: 1/8) Adjust LED brightness.
Front Charge Ind.
(charge indicator)
Auto
The LED light blinks when the flash is ready
for use ([RC], [SL AUTO], and [SL MANUAL]
modes only).
Off Charge indicator disabled; the LED light does
not blink when the flash is ready for use.
Back Light Mode
(backlight mode)
Auto The backlight turns on when flash controls
are used.
On The backlight remains on at all times.
Off Backlight off.
Back Light Timer
(auto off timer)
1s – 15s
(Default: 5s)
Choose the time (in seconds) before the
backlight turns off automatically when no
operations are performed.

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Function Option Description
Slave Mode
(slave mode
display)
On Flash control display shows slave mode.
Off Flash control display does not show slave
mode.
Flash Cable
(flash cable)
On Flash cable used.
Off Flash cable not used.
Zoom Display
(zoom display)
FT Display focal length values for FOUR
THIRDS lenses.
135F Display 135 format equivalent values.
m/ft
(distance units)
mDistances displayed in meters.
ft Distances displayed in feet.
Wide Panel
(wide panel
detection)
On Flash detects position of wide panel. Angle of
illumination adjusted automatically.
Off Flash does not detect wide panel position.
GN
(guide number
display)
On Flash output is shown as a guide number.
Off
Flash output is shown as a relative value.
MODE LEDZOOM
M
A
mm25 OFF
A
RATIO
1/2
DISTANCE
2.5 m
Auto Mode
Source
(flash control)
Camera Show the flash range calculated by the
camera in AUTO flash control mode.
Flash
Show the current aperture and ISO sensitivity.
g “Cameras That Do Not Communicate
with the Flash” (P. 36)
MODE LEDZOOM
A
A
mm250.0 OFF
A
ISO F
100 5.6
Reset
(reset)
No Default settings are not restored.
Yes Restore default settings.

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Cameras That Do Not Communicate with the
Flash
When the unit is attached to a camera that does not supply shooting information,
flash output can be set to the value metered by the flash or adjusted in advance
using flash controls. The unit can also be configured for use as a slave flash for
use with cameras that do not offer an RC mode.
AUTOAUTO
The flash automatically adjusts flash output for optimal results.
1Set the flash control mode to [AUTO] (P. 26).
2Match the angle of illumination to the focal length of the lens (P. 28).
3Select [Flash] for [Auto Mode Source] in the
menu display (P. 35).
• ISO sensitivity and aperture are displayed.
MODE LEDZOOM
A
M
mm250.0 OFF
A
ISO F
100 5.6
4Adjust aperture and ISO sensitivity (P. 28).
• If the selected values are out of the flash control range, [ISO] and [F] will
blink in the display. The AUTO CHECK lamp blinks for about 5 s after the
shutter is released to show that the flash has fired successfully.
MANUALMANUAL
Choose the guide number.
1Set the flash control mode to [MANUAL] (P. 26).
2Adjust flash level (P. 28).
MODE LEDZOOM
M
M
mm25 OFF
A
Gno
40
DISTANCE
2.5 m
Slave ModeSlave Mode
The flash can be fired remotely in sync with any flash fired by other units.
1Set the flash control mode to [SL AUTO] or [SL
MANUAL] (P. 26).
2Position the flash.
MODE LEDZOOM
A
SL M
mm280.0 OFF
A
ISO F
200 3.5
• The flash can not be used with cameras that require a pre-flash.
• The flash may fire in response to flash units used by other photographers.

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Safety precautions
Read WARNINGS and CAUTIONS thoroughly to ensure safe usage. These
safety precautions protect the users and others and prevent property damage.
WARNING Failure to observe the precautions indicated by this symbol
may result in injury or death.
• Do not use flash in places where it may be exposed to flammable or explosive
gas. Otherwise, fire ignition or explosion may result.
• Do not directly solder the product or modify, remodel, or disassemble.
• Do not cover the light emitting area of the flash with your hand, and do not
touch the light emitting area after continuous firing. It may burn your skin.
• Water and foreign matter inside of the device may cause fire or electric shock. If
the device is immersed in or exposed to water or foreign matter is found inside
of the device, turn off the power immediately and remove batteries with care.
Contact your dealer or consult an Olympus Authorized Service Station.
• To prevent a traffic accident, do not direct the flash at a person operating a
motor vehicle.
• Do not use the flash or AF illuminator in close proximity to others (especially
infants). Keep the flash out of reach of children. Light from the flash can cause
visual impairment.
• Do not use batteries that are not specified for use.
• Do not mix old and new batteries, or batteries made by different manufacturers.
• Do not connect substances such as metal to the (+) or (–) of batteries.
CAUTION Failure to observe the precautions indicated by this symbol
may result in injury or property damage.
• If you notice any abnormalities such as odor, noise, or smoke, stop using this
device. Otherwise a fire or burn may result. Remove the batteries carefully
to avoid burning yourself, and contact your dealer or consult an Olympus
Authorized Service Station.
• Do not operate with wet hands. This may cause malfunction or electric shock.
• Do not use or store batteries in areas exposed to extremely high temperatures,
such as in direct sunlight, in an enclosed vehicle on a sunny day, or near a
heater.
• Continuous repeated firing could lead to adverse health effects.
• Dirt or water on the contacts can cause malfunction. Remove dirt, water, and
other foreign matter before attaching the unit to the camera.

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Specifications
MODEL NO. FL-900R
Product type External electronic flash for digital still camera
Guide number 58 (ISO100), 14 (ISO100, using the wide panel)
Firing angle Covers the angle of view of 12–100 mm lenses (equivalent
to 24–200 mm in 135 format)
(With wide panel: 7 mm lens, equivalent to 14 mm in 135
format)
Flash modes TTL-AUTO, AUTO, MANUAL, FP TTLAUTO, FP MANUAL,
MULTI, RC, SL AUTO, SL MANUAL
Flash emission period Approx. 1/20000 to 1/500 seconds (except in Super FP
flash)
Flash emission count
(at full activation)*
Approx. 200 times (using AA (R6) NiMH batteries)
Approx. 160 times (using AA (R6) alkaline batteries)
Recharge time Approx. 2.5 seconds (using AA (R6) NiMH batteries)
Approx. 4.5 seconds (using AA (R6) alkaline batteries)
(from full activation to CHARGE lamp lighting)*
AF illuminator Effective range: Approximately 1–5 m (varies with camera
and lens used)
Liquid ingress
protection (class)
Class 1 (IPX1), equivalent to JISC0920/IEC60529 (in-house
measurements)
Operating
environment
Temperature: –10 to 40°C (14 to 104°F)
Humidity: 30 to 90%
Dimensions 81.2 (W) ×121.4 (H) ×125.2 (D) mm/3.2 ×4.8 ×4.9 in.
(excluding protrusions)
Weight 382 g (13.5 oz.) (excluding batteries)
* Measurements obtained from in-house tests at Olympus. Actual figures may
vary depending on shooting conditions.
Specifications are subject to change without any notice or obligation on the part
of the manufacturer.

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For customers in North America, Central America, South America andFor customers in North America, Central America, South America and
the Caribbeanthe Caribbean
FCC Notice
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject
to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful
interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Any unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment would void the
user’s authority to operate.
For customers in EuropeFor customers in Europe
This symbol [crossed-out wheeled bin WEEE Annex IV] indicates
separate collection of waste electrical and electronic equipment in the
EU countries.
Please do not throw the equipment into the domestic refuse.
Please use the return and collection systems available in your
country for the disposal of this product.
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24/7 online automated help: http://www.olympusamerica.com/support
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