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Set the film processing timer
Press and hold the SET button (7) until
the correct processing time is displayed
(see the film instructions for recom-
mended times). The timer will always
return to this setting after a processing
cycle.
To reset the timer to a new time:
To reset it to a longer time than is dis-
played, simply press and hold the SET
button until the new time is displayed.
To reset it to a shorter time:
1
Press the SET and START buttons
simultaneously. The preset time is
cancelled and zero is displayed.
2
Press and hold the SET button until the
new time is displayed.
Camera operation
1
Determine the approximate reproduction
scale: Measure the original subject (or
area to be photographed), and the final
size needed. Select the lens to be used,
and attach it to the shutter. (See Lens
selection. )
Set the lens at its largest aperture
(lowest f-number). This will provide the
brightest possible image for focusing on
the ground glass.
2
Turn on the power: Press the switch on
the front of the base-board (8). Then, if
necessary, turn on the lights.
CAUTION: TURN OFF LIGHTS AND
POWER WHEN NOT IN USE. IF SYS-
TEM WILL NOT BE USED FOR AN
EXTENDED PERIOD OF TIME, UN-
PLUG FROM ELECTRICAL OUTLET.
GRASP PLUG NOT CORD
AND PULL TO DISCONNECT.
3
Slide the camera head into the viewing
position: Depress the button
while holding it in, push the head all the
way to the right, so that the reflex
viewer/ground glass is above the lens.
4
Place the original subject on the base-
board and frame the image: If you are
using a ground glass only, the image on
this will appear upside down. If you are
using the reflex viewer, the image will
appear right side up, but reversed left to
right.
Operations 3
(9-b)
and,
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