Leica S2 Instructions Manual page 22

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3. Insert the memory card (s) you want to use as follows:
a. Slide CF cards into the slot 1.26 with the contacts pointing
towards the camera and the side with the label pointing
forwards.
Important:
Do not exert force! This could damage the contacts in the
card slot.
b. SD/SDHC cards with the contacts pointing to the rear and
the beveled corner pointing up in slot 1.27. Slide them all
the way into the slot against the spring resistance until you
hear them click into place.
4. Close the door again, by pressing it down and sliding it
forward until it locks into place.
18 / Inserting and removing the memory cards
Removing
OFF
1. Set the main switch (1.15) to
.
2. Open the door (1.25) on the right-hand side of the camera by
sliding it slightly backwards in the direction of the arrow and
then opening it to the right.
CF cards
3. Press the eject button (1.26a) in to eject the card part of the
way out of the slot, allowing you to
4. completely remove it.
SD/SDHC cards
3. Press the card slightly back into the slot to eject it a little way
out of the slot and allowing you to
4. completely remove it.
5. Close the door again, by pressing it down and sliding it for-
wards until it locks into place.
Displays
In the event of errors involving memory cards, the camera dis-
plays show various messages.
Notes:
• If the memory cards cannot be inserted, check that they are
aligned correctly.
• The range of memory cards available is constantly changing;
some cards may result in malfunctions when used in the
LEICA S2.
• Do not remove a memory card or the battery while the red
LED (1.19) at the bottom right of the monitor (1.22) is flashing
to indicate picture recording and/or data being saved to the
card(s). Otherwise the not yet (completely) saved picture
data may be lost.
• The LEICA S2 provides various options for saving picture
data. More information on this topic can be found under
„Saving picture data / memory card management" on p. 31.
• As electromagnetic fields, electrostatic charges, and defects
on the camera or the card(s) can lead to damage or loss of the
data on the memory card(s), we recommend that you also
transfer the data to a computer and save it there (see p. 52).
• For the same reason, it is recommended that cards are
always stored in an anti-static case.

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