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Rotation Option
This option allows you to have all images of a format rotate 90° clockwise. A rotation
type (ON or OFF) is saved for each format. The default setting for each format is OFF.
Note
• The time required to store an image will increase when the rotation option is ON.
• The common text will not rotate. In other words, the common text will appear in the
same position on the film with images rotation ON or OFF. See the example on the
opposite page. Common text is defined on page 5–12.
• If the rotation option is not valid for a specific format because of the image size, the
system will not allow that format to have rotation ON. The keypad will beep when
you try to select rotation ON, indicating that you have pressed an invalid key.
To change the rotation status, press the [Format] [ ] or [ ] arrow keys until the desired
format is displayed.
To display the current rotation setting, press:
[Program]
[F4]
[F4]
To change the current setting, press [F1]. The setting will toggle between OFF and ON.
To store the new setting, press [E] on the numeric keypad. To store the new setting and
exit from the Program Mode, press [Program].
The following is an example of a 12-up format. The diagram at the left indicates the
arrangement of the images on the film with rotation OFF. The diagram at the right
indicates the arrangement with rotation ON. Note that the position of the common text
on the film is the same in both cases.
The illumination pattern of the LEDs on the keypad is the same as the arrangement of
the images on the film. However, if the format and rotation options you select cannot be
represented by the 4 x 6 LED matrix on the keypad (for example, a 24-up format with
rotation ON), the LEDs and their associated store keys are disabled. This means that the
LEDs do not illuminate when you press the keys. In this case, the images can be stored
only in their default positions by pressing the Store bar. The keypad displays a status
message as each image is stored.
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