I can't figure out how this works, when I attach the battery part to the camera body, I can't close the battery flap on the camera because of the cord
474222
there's a rubber flap on the side of the body by the battery door that the cord can fit through.
474223
You need to route the cord through a small slot. I had trouble as well until i looked very closely.
474224
Your camera should have a little rubber flap at the edge of the battery compartment, its about the size of a pencil eraser. You need to pop that out (easily done with a pen or other tool) and then the cord will make a 90 degree turn out that port so that the compartment can close. Works perfectly with my Canon 7D and 5D mark ii.
474225
All my cameras have a rubber flap around door closure, look close it should be there, just bends out of way with cord.
474226
There is a small rubber piece that you can pull out of the way. Be sure to also route the cable through the little cutout on the "battery" portion of the adapter.
474227
The diagram shows how to position the cord so it exits the camera body through the built in hole. It is hard to see. There is a rubber flap over the hole, and the flap looks exactly like the camera body, so it is not obvious that it can be moved. Turn the camera upside down, with the battery door closed and looking at "batt.open", the flap is directly below the 'n'. It works fine, just hard to see.
1574065
Open the battery cover, on the inside of it there's a little silver spring loaded button that slides to release it. On the battery grip there's a place on the side of the part that slides into the camera that holds the battery cover for you so you don't lose it.
1285950
There is a black rubber piece that covers the connect for the battery grip to the camera, make sure that is off. If so make sure the connection pieces are clean, and screw the two piece together tightly. The camera will know it's connected when a BS (battery supply) shows up in the upper left corner of the camers info box.
30004
Hi , remove battery from camera, insert that plus another of the same battery into the grip, push into camera and tighten screw( making sure not to cross thread) connect cable to control aux. switch. Turn on and check operation. I had to return the first one as it had bad contacts. That's it, start shooting!
151517
I believe the battery is hard wired into the camera. If you can not get it to charge, its time to replace the camera
480386
Haven't had any problems with my unit. Maybe going over the instructions again, making sure you have the correct model for your camera, batteries are good, and making sure cords are fully inserted would help. Also you could look at the reviews to see comments made that may help you.
91756
I can't remember I'm sorry it's been a while, but I think your manual to the camera would tell you or the instructions to the battery grip.. It's not that hard.. You might have to fidget with it a bit..
541729
My husband removes the battery from the camera and places it in the charger and plugs it into an outlet. Not sure about the other procedure.
1943876
Had a similar problem. I removed, then reinserted the battery. The battery can be reached on the bottom of the camera, a small latch on the plastic cover allows access to the battery. Remove the battery carefully, noting how it is situated so that it is replaced in the same position.
1565697
This goes inside the battery compartment. The compartment is sealed. This does not change the WR of the two cameras.
560830
use like something thin and go to the side the charger for the heli itself is and go to the camera part and use that thin thing you have and push it, then the card will come out
1651004
there's a cable that hooks in the camera when the battery is inside, and into the wall socket to recharge. I ordered a separate charger they are really cheap. camera comes with extra battery already so I will be all set to swap the battery out without having to hook up the camera to do it :o)
1512624
From my experience (specifically with the 7D) there is rubber latch near the battery door that allows the adapter's cable to pass through while the battery door is closed.
1658798
Jeff, the batt slips end first into the receptacle and under the little bridge that holds it in place. Push it all the way in till it touches the stops at the end and you're set and so is the battery. Make sense? Then the wires are close the the ones attached to the quad. All the quad wires are under the plastic cover! For balance, I insert my batts so the wires are furthest away from those attached to the quad. Usually it's label facing away from me or so I can't see it! Good luck and let me know how you do!
919116
That's odd, I don't believe my battery door remains open. The cord goes through the side via a small trench that's made for the cord I believe. It is a very tight fit however. I found that I did not need to format anything either. I believe I have an 8GB card in mine, which is more than enough for most of my needs.
1795489
The battery charger (that I received) is in 2 parts. You must insert the smaller part (of the charger) into the larger part (the one with the cord) The battery should snap into this smaller part. Why they made it this way is unclear to me.
829928
iI got this to recharge my camera from my computer as I had lost the recharge unit, It didn't work but I don't think that was the cord's fault. I think my battery in camera was faulty as I found my recharger & I still couldn't charge the battery up. I bought a bigger Cannon camera that I like but sure do miss the small pocket nikon. Sorry I couldn't be more help.