Rewinding Film - Moultrie 35mm Instruction Manual

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MOVING CAMERA SYSTEM CHECKING EVENT COUNTER

REWINDING FILM

Retrieving Control Box
When you are ready to retrieve the system, approach the system from the back. Do not
stand in front of the system during this process. Switch the External ON/OFF Switch (9)
to the OFF position. This ensures that the sensor will not detect you and activate the
camera. Open the front cover of the control box. Turn the camera Lens Cover ON/OFF
Switch (6) to the OFF position. To check your event counter, turn the External ON/OFF
Switch (9) to the ON position and press the event counter Display Button (15). To clear
OFF
the display hold down BOTH the event counter Display Button (15) and Reset Button
(14). Note: The event counter may show more events than the pictures your camera
has taken. This is because the event counter records virtually all events and the camera
takes pictures of single events based on the selected delay time that you set
(see pg. 11). Unscrew the camera mounting bolt to release the camera from the control
box camera ledge. When you want to remove the camera from the system, unplug the
Camera Power Plug (25) from the Surveillance System Port (8) and remove the camera
from the control box. Remove the film. Important: Replace batteries with a fresh set of
alkaline batteries every time you change the film. Close the control box cover, remove
mounting straps and store accessories. You are now ready to transport control box.
Rewinding Film
When the Exposure Counter (23) indicates that you have taken the number of exposures
shown in the DX Film Window (10), and will no longer advance the film, you are at the
end of the roll. Important: you must rewind the film before opening the back door and
removing. Slide the Automatic Rewind Switch (26) in the direction of the arrow. The
camera will automatically rewind the film. Never open the door when the rewind motor is
running. Open the Back Door (24) by sliding the Back Door Latch (28) in the direction of
the arrow. Remove the film cartridge and take your exposed film to the processor as
quickly as possible.
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