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Battery capacity
® ^m =
i
© d=|
indicates the battery is alive.
indicates the battery voltage is going
down.
0
indicates the battery is dead,
(flickering)
Replacing the battery
Before shooting, be sure to check which battery
mark appears in the LCD panel. When the (4) mark
appears, you must replace the battery immediately,
but even when the
®
or ® mark appears, you
had better replace it as soon as possible. Since
the data-imprinting unit is also powered by this
battery, do not fail to adjust the data-display
after replacing the battery.
When the battery is exhausted
Since the data-recording unit and the exposure
counter work properly even if the battery is
exhausted, do not remove the battery from
the camera until you replace it with a new one.
If you replace the battery during shooting, about
four frames of the film may be wound and
the exposure counter may return to the first
frame. Also, the date display may change to
[07
/]. Should these happen, adjust them
before you start shooting.
The shutter cannot be released in the following
cases:
• When the battery is not loaded, when it is
exhausted, or when it is not properly loaded.
• When the main switch is off.
• When the camera-to-subject distance is less
than one meter (3.3 ft.) in the ordinary shooting
• When the flash is being charged, and when
the flash's recycle time gets extremely long.
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