Nikon 2170749 Instruction Manual - Page 10

3 Load Film Turn the power switch on and load the film cartridge. When the film cartridge chamber cover is closed, the film automatically advances to the first frame and the film speed is set automatically (ISO25-10000). 3" Confirm the film status via the Visual Exposure Indicator on the film cartridge. 3.2 ®t it P2 401 d30 O: Unexposed film inside cartridge D: Partially exposed film inside cartridge 2: Fully exposed but unprocessed film inside cartridge O: Processed film inside cartridge • Before installing film, confirm that the Visual Exposure Indicator shows O (unexposed) or D (partially exposed). Turn the power switch on, open the film cartridge chamber cover by turning the lock release, and then install the film cartridge. (et 1 • Insert the film cartridge all the way into the cartridge holder on the back of the cover. 20 Check points 0 Use only IX240 film with the PRONEA S. (Do not use conventional 135 film.) 0 Before installing film, confirm the film status via the Visual Exposure Indicator on the film cartridge. Partially exposed film can also be reinstalled. For details, see page 39. E Check the LCD panel to ensure that the film has been installed correctly. 0 When changing film outdoors, avoid exposing the film cartridge to direct sunlight. 3.3 Gently close the film cartridge chamber cover until the lock release snaps closed. The film automatically advances. 4 • C r 3 r•-3r.Or AUT • When 0 and the number of available frames appear on the LCD panel, the film has advanced. • When Err and 0 blink on the LCD panel, the film is not properly installed or fully exposed or processed film is installed. Open the film cartridge chamber cover again and reload the film properly or load new film. • Film is automatically rewound when the film reaches the end of the roll. (See page 29.) NOTE: Closing the film cartridge chamber cover Using too much force when closing the film cartridge chamber cover can cause damage to the internal mechanism. Make sure to close the cover gently. 21 BASIC OPERATION