Operation Manual

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towards the

rear. This

allows

removal

of

the film

holder for loadirg.Follow

the

procedure

below

in

correct order to

load

the

magazine

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3I.

Fold

out the

film holder k y.

32.

Rotate

the

key

C-CW

and withdraw the

film

holder.

33. Place an empty take-up spool under the

grooved

knob

of

the spool clamp bar.

Insert

a

roll of film under the other end of the bar,

turned the same way as

in

the

illustration.

Be sure to

remove

all the

paper

band sur-

rounding a new

roll

of

film!

34.

Turn

the

film holder k

y CW to open

the

film

clamp.

Pull

8-10 cm

(3-4

in.)

of

paper

back-

ing

off the

film roll

and slide the

edge under

the clamp.

35. Insert

the tongue

of the backing

paper into

the

slot

in

the take-up spool.

36.

IMPORTANT!

Turn the grooved

knob

CW until the

arrow

on the

paper

backing

is

aligned opposite

the

triangular film

load index

on the

spool clamp

bar, but

no further.

37. Turn the

film holder k y

C-CW

and

insert

the

film holder into the

magazine. Ensure that

it

is correctly positioned.

Turn the

film holder

k

y

CW

to

lock

the

film holder in the

maga-

zine

and then

fold

it

back

in

place.

38. Fold out the

film winding crank

and rotate it

CW

about ten

turns until

it

stops.

Turn

the

crank

C-CW

if necessary

and

fold it in.

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Magozine

Operation

The figure

(

1) will

now

be displayed

in

the

frame

counter window,

indicating

that

the

magazine is

loaded

and

ready

for

use.

The magazine's

film

winding

crank

is

blocked,

but only at

frame

(1).

A partially

exposed

film may

be

wound off at any

frame

after

that.

The frame

counter

is automatically

reset when the

film holder

is

withdrawn

from the

magazine.

i; ;h;;l"trf or the

film

holder k

y there

is

a cres-

cent-shaped

indicator window

that shows

white

when

the

magazine is freshly

loaded. It gradually

changes to

red

as

the

film is

wound

through.

An

all

red indicator

shows

that the

film is used up or

that the

magazine is empty.

After

the

last frame

has

been exposed

and the

film

advanced, the

magazine blocks the camera

against

further release.

To remove

the

exposed

film

fold

out

the

film

winding crank

and

rotate it clockwise

until

you

can

feel that the

film is

leaving

the

sup-

ply

spool.

Withdraw the

film

holder from the

magazine

and

remove the

film.

On

the

rear

of the

magazine

is

the

slide

holder

where the

magazine slide

could be stowed

away

when not in use.

Turn the slide with the

hinge

to-

wards the

rear

to

fold the bow

fullv

into

the slide

holder recesses.