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3.4.6 Storing the current positions: Set
The Set memory key on the handheld controller
can be used to store, activate and delete the cur-
rent positions of zoom, focus and iris diaphragm.
This allows you to exactly reproduce tests under
identical conditions and greatly reduce the time
effort.
– A maximum of five combinations can be stored.
– If a sixth combination is stored, the one nearest
to it will be cleared.
– Each combination can be cleared individually.
– The system will travel to each of the individual
combinations in the sequence in which they
were stored.
– Switching off the system clears the stored
combinations.
Storing positions
Set zoom, focus and iris diaphragm as desired.
Press the Set button for approx. two seconds,
until a short signal is heard.
– The combination of settings is stored.
– Store up to 5 combinations if required.
Activating the stored positions
Briefly press the Set key.
– The stored positions of zoom, focus and iris
diaphragm are automatically set.
Deleting the stored positions
Press the Set button for approx. four seconds,
until a long signal is heard.
Leica Z6 APO A & Z16 APO A – Operation
3.5 Foot switch
Zoom, fine focus and iris diaphragm can optionally
be controlled via foot switch. This frees both
hands for manipulation, sorting and preparation.
– Zoom: right switch up / left switch down
The foot switch is preset at the factory to control
the zoom. You can change the functions by operat-
ing the foot switch as follows when you activate the
system:
– The zoom control function on the foot switch
remains active if you switch on the system
without pressing the foot switch.
– The fine focus control function is set to the foot
switch if you operate the operate while activating
the system.
– If you want to control the iris diaphragm with
the foot switch, turn the system off and on
again while activating the foot switch during
the activation of the system.
The last selected function on the foot switch
remains active if you switch on the system without
activating the foot switch.
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