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IRL/UK High Power BackPac
Attach the High Power BackPac
to the back of a GoPro
camera
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to increase the battery life for any
application which needs extended
camera running time. When connect-
ed and powered on, the High Power
BackPac serves as an initial source
of power.
Once the High Power BackPac is
depleted, your GoPro* automatically
switches over to draw power from
the battery inside the camera.
Charging the High Power BackPac
• Charge the High Power BackPac
before use
• Charge directly from the "Mini
USB Port" by connecting it to any
standard USB power source with
min of 800 mA power
• The High Power BackPac can also
be Pass-through charged when
connected to the camera. Connect
the included Mini USB cable to the
camera Mini USB Port and then
the internal battery will be charged
first followed by charging of the
High Power BackPac
• During charging the LED status
High Power - BackPac Manual
light will turn on until the charge is
complete
• The 4 LED Bar will show the
charge progress of the High
Power BackPac with all 4 LED's
turned ON when the battery is fully
charged
• Press the Test Button when not
charging to indicate the power
level of the High Power BackPac
with the 4 LED Bar
• The lowest blue LED will flash,
or all four blue LED will be off,
when the High Power BackPac is
depleted
Attach the High Power BackPac to
your GoPro*
Step 1
Slide the hooked end of the High
Power BackPac into the groove on
the back right side of the camera
body
Step 2
Insert carefully the High Power
BackPac connector into the camera
Port on the back of the camera
Changing Housing Backdoors
To use the High Power BackPac
with your camera housing, you
must swap out the original housing
backdoor for a High Power BackPac
Backdoor. Two High Power BackPac
Backdoors are supplied with the High
Power BackPac:
Standard High Power BackPac
Backdoor
• Makes your camera waterproof to
40m (131') conditions.
• Use when shooting underwater or
in wet, damp, or dirty conditions.
Skeleton High Power BackPac
Backdoor
• Not waterproof. Use in dry, dirt-free
environments only. Enables audio
capture with enhanced cooling
feature
Step 1
Open the backdoor of the housing so
it hangs downward
Step 2
Gently pull downward on the
backdoor until it snaps free from the
hinge
Step 3
Line up the replacement backdoor to
the hinge opening
Step 4
Push upwards carefully on the back-
door until it clicks into place
Preventing water damage to your
camera
The rubber seal that lines the cam-
era housing forms a waterproof bar-
rier that protects your GoPro
camera
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in wet and underwater conditions.
Keep the camera housing's rubber
seal clean. A single hair or grain of
sand can cause a leak and damage
your camera. After every use in salt
water, rinse the outside of the cam-
era housing with non-salt water and
dry. Not doing this can eventually
cause corrosion of the hinge pin
and salt build up in the seal which
can cause failure. To clean the seal,
rinse in fresh water and shake dry
(drying with a cloth may cause lint to
compromise the seal).
WARNING - Failure to follow these
steps each time you use your GoPro*
can result in leaks that may damage
or destroy your camera. Water will
damage both the camera and the
battery. Your warranty does not cover
water damage resulting from user
error.
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