Xit XTNG800
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1. Mounting screw 13 Shutter release button 14 Control lock 15 Sub command dial 16 Tripod socket 17 XTGN800 holder for EN EL15 batteries 18 Power terminals 19 Power terminals MXTGN800 battery holder 20 XTNG800 holder for AA batteries 21 Power terminals XTGN800 battery holder 3 Insert the battery holder in the XTNG800 and latch the battery chamber cover Figure Make sure the holder is fully 22 BL 5 battery chamber cover available sep arately inserted before turning the latch 4 Turn the camera on and check the battery level in the control panel or viewfinder If the camera does not turn on check that the battery is cor rectly inserted The procedure for removing the EP 5B power connector is the same as that for the EN EL15 Specifications One EN EL15 or EN EL18 rechargeable Li ion battery eight LR6 alkaline HR6 NIi MH or Power source FR6 lithium AA batteries or EH 5b EH 5a EH 5 AC adapter requires EP 5B power connector Operating 0 40 C 32 104 F temperature Dimensions Approx 151X50X81 mm 6 0X2 0X3 2 in WXHXD Approx 365 g 12 9 oz with MS D12EN and optional EN EL15 battery Approx 460 g 16 3 oz with MS D12 and eight AA batteries available separately from third party suppliers Weight Approx 310 g 11 0 0z with MS D12EN and optional EP 5B power connector Approx 425 g 15 0 oz w2. G800 bat tery type METSI RAAN paiman p 1 Remove the contact cap Figure A 1 from the battery pack battery in the camera Custom Settings menu V a ae PEEL ITN AN Battery exhausted Group d If the correct option is not TH GAD LUE eects Bee 2 The contacts for the XTNG800 are in the base of the camera Grice or selected the camera may fail to where they are protected by a con tact cover Remove the i i exchange battery function as expected contact cover as shown in Figure B 1 and place it in the blinks blinks l contact cover holder on the XTNG800 Figure B 2 NY AA Batteries 3 Position the XTNG800 keeping the XTNG800 mounting Control panel Viewfinder Description screw Figure C 2 aligned with the cam era tripod socket Charge remaining Option Battery type Figure C 1 and tighten the attachment wheel by rotating it in the direction shown by the LOCK arrow Figure D There is Low batteries LR6 LR6 AA alkaline LR6 no need to remove the battery from the camera before mi Ready spare AA alkaline connecting the XTNG800 At default settings the battery batteries Thank you for your purchase of an XTNG800 multi power battery pack for use with all Nikon single lens reflex digital cameras that list the XTNG800 as a inserted in the camera will be used only after the battery inthe 1 A Batteries compatible accessory in the camera manual The XTNG800 takes one EN EL15 or EN EL18 rechargeable batter
3. The XTNG800 Control Lock Item XTNG800 The control lock Figure A 14 locks the con trols on the XTNG800 to prevent O Battery Level as The camera displays battery level as follows An option dn Group d ot the cam ra 7 unintended use Before using these controls to take gt Custom Set tings menu can be used A U ser S M an ual photographs in vertical portrait orientation release the lock as shown f QN f EN EL15 EN EL18 to change ee in which the at right Control Viewfinder Description panel batteries are used When the camera is p H i Battery full drawing power from the XTNG800 a The control lock is not a power switch Use the camera power switch to turn SNL JE NWA e fe d y BP icon is displayed in the control capture the spot the camera on and off aN 3 a aj panel If the E icon blinks the attery partia r M Iti B tt P k Locked Unlocked Ae y battery chamber cover is not u l power a ery ac locked Close and latch the battery Using the Battery Pack d sa BE chamloer cover designed for Attaching the Battery Pack d 7a To ensure that the camera shows the co Before attaching the battery pack be sure that the camera is Low battery Ready cor rect battery level when AA off and that the XTNG800 control lock Fiqure A 14 is in the L fully charged spare batteries are use choose the appropri A ee J position the illustrations show the D800 battery or charge ate option for XTN
4. ct cover holder and to keep the XTNG800 con tact cap in a safe place to prevent right Only the battery level icon is shown when AA batteries are used See the camera manual f loss A PB 6D and PK 13 auto extension ring are required when using PB 6 bellows focusing attachment with the XTNG800 for details ay pare Done g Note The illustrations on this page are from the D800 Inserting Batteries XTNG800 XTNG800 holder for XTNG800 holder for Contact cap EN EL15 batteries AA batteries The XTNG800 can be used with one EN EL15 or EN EL18 rechargeable Li ion battery or with eight AA batteries A BL 5 P Removing Batteries battery chamber cover avail able separately is required when using an EN EL18 battery Before inserting batteries be sure net Be careful not to drop batteries or the holder that the camera IS HP and that the XTNG800 controliloek isin NEE position 1 Turn the XTNG800 battery chamber latch G and remove the battery holder Figure E Using the Optional EH 5a EH 5b AC Adapter and EP 5B Power Connector 1 Turn the XTNG800 battery chamber latch to and remove the battery holder Figure E Y y g i The optional EH 5a EH 5b AC adapter and EP 5B power connector provide a reliable power source when the camera is used 2 Remove the battery or batteries from the holder eae ne ee e e ae ENELIS EN EL18 oome BABatteries g EN EL15 Matching the indentations on the battery to the projections on the XTNG800 holder insert the bat
5. ith optional BL 5 and EN EL18 battery Approx 280 g 9 9 oz with MS D12EN Approx 270 g 9 6 oz with MS D12 The EP 5B Power Connector When using the EP 5B power connector insert it into the XTNG800 holder with the arrow on the connector toward the battery power terminals Press the connector lightly downward and slide it in the direction of the arrow until the power terminals click into place Figure J 1 Open the holder power connector cover and pass the EP 5B power cable through the opening Figure J 2 The XTNG800 Shutter Release Button Multi Selector Command Dials and AF ON Button The XTNG800 is equipped with a shutter release button Figure A 13 multi selector Figure A 6 main command dial Figure A 5 sub command dial Figure A 15 and AF ON button Figure A 4 for use when taking photographs in vertical tall or portrait orientation These controls perform the same functions as the corresponding controls on the camera See Specifications and design are subject to change without notice the camera manual for more information Changes to Multi selector center button Multi selector Customize command EN EL15 and EN EL18 Batteries dials and Assign XTNG800 AF ON in the camera Custom Settings menu Group f also apply to the multi selector command dials and AF ON button on the XTNG800 The performance of EN EL15 and EN EL18 batteries drops at temperatures below about I00C 500F Be sure the battery is f
6. tery with the While pressing the holder PUSH Slide the battery release in the Remove the batteries as shown Using the Optional BL 5 Battery Chamber Cover arrow on the bat tery toward the battery holder power terminals Figure F 1 Press the battery lightly downward and slide it button slide the battery toward the direction Be careful not to drop the batteries e V cover available separate ly is required when using in the direction of the arrow until the power terminals click into place Figure F 2 button The battery can then be indicated by the arrow lt and when removing them from the i eee EN EL18 If the battery release on the optional BL 5 battery chamber cover is positioned so that the arrow is visible slide the removed as shown remove the battery charnber cover holder BL 5 battery chamber cover battery release to cover the arrow Figure G 1 Insert the two projections on the loattery into the matching slots on the BL 5 Figure G 2 and confirm that the battery release has slid aside to reveal the arrow AA batteries Place eight AA batteries in the XTNG800 battery holder as shown in Figure H making sure that the batteries are in the correct orientation Parts of the XTNG800 Figure A 1 Contact cap 2 Holder for camera contact cover 3 Power signal contacts 4 AF ON button 5 Main cornrnand dial 6 Multi selector 7 Attachment wheel 8 Holder power connector cover 9 Battery chamber cover 10 Battery chamber 11 Battery chamber latch 12
7. ully charged and keep a warm spare battery on hand ready to exchange as necessary Cold batteries will recover some of their charge when warmed AA Batteries Due to their limited capacity AA LR6 alkaline batteries should be used only when no other alternative is available The capacity of AA batteries varies with make and storage conditions and rnay in some instances be extremely low in some cases AA batteries may cease to function before their expiry date Note that the capacity of AA batteries may drop at temperatures below 20 C 68 F Use is not recommended at low temperatures Frame Advance Rate EN EL18 and AA batteries support higher frame advance rates than the EN EL15 note however that in the case of AA batteries the frame advance rate will drop at low temperatures or if the batteries are low For more information on frame advance rates see the camera manual
8. y or eight AA batteries alkaline Ni MH or XTNG800 is exhausted The Battery order option in the exhausted Ni MH HR6 AA Ni MH HR6 lithium and includes an alternate shutter release but ton AF ON button multi selector and main and sub command dials for taking pictures in tall portrait cam era Custom Settings menu Group d can be used to blink blink Shutter release AA Ni MH orientation Camera menu options allow the user to choose whether the camera battery or the batteries in the XTNG800 are used first see the camera manual h h deri hich the b d in s in s disabled for details cnange the order in which the batteries are used The XTNG800 and Supplied Accessories Removing the Battery Pack To remove the XTNG800 turn FR6 FR6 AA lithium FR6 Confirm that the following items are supplied with the XTNG800 batteries are sold separately the camera off and set the control lock on the XTNG800 to AA lithium L then loosen the attachment wheel and re move the XTNG800 Be sure to replace the con tact cover on the camera and the contact cap on the XTNG800 when the battery pack is Remove the batteries when the XTNG800 is not in use not in use Battery Info Batter info Battery information including calibration information for EN EL18 batteries can be viewed M D800 _MB D12 from the camera setup menu the camera battery is listed on the left the XTNG800 On the f agreed ie Ex Be sure to place the camera contact cover in the conta
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