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3 4 645 3. As shown in the illustration, battery holder should be inserted into the grip; depressing the same will insure firm locking. Confirm that the unit is securely locked into position. 4. Once batteries are properly in place within the grip, the LCD indicator will appear in the LCD window as illustrated. Should the LCD fail to appear, batteries are exhausted or are improperly inserted or the grip is not securely attached to the body. 5 A common battery source is used for LCD display and motor drive. For battery check, confirm the motor drive function which is affected earlier than that of LCD display. Precautions • Make sure that polarities of all the batteries are properly aligned. Incorrect polarity alignment may cause unexpected damage to your equipment. • Replace all batteries at the same time. Do not mix battery brands, types or old batteries with new ones. • Remove batteries when not using your equipment for a long time. Batteries may tend to leak if left too long in your equipment and may cause serious damage. • Never throw used batteries into fire since they may explode, causing unexpected damage or injury to you. • Store batteries in a cool place, and out of reach of children. • Batteries are very sensitive to cold and performance tends to deteriorate at temperatures near freezing point. Performance is restored as soon as batteries are brought back to room temperature. Keep a set of batteries in a warm pocket when shooting in cold weather to substitute if the others no longer perform well. Be sure to turn off the main switch to avoid unexpected battery drain, when putting your camera into a bag. 7

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3.
As
shown
in
the
illustration,
battery
holder
should
be
inserted
into
the
grip;
depressing
the
same
will
insure
firm
locking.
Confirm
that
the
unit
is
securely
locked
into
position.
4.
Once
batteries
are
properly
in
place
within
the
grip,
the
LCD
indicator
will
appear
in
the
LCD
window
as
illustrated.
Should
the
LCD
fail
to
appear,
batteries
are
exhausted
or
are
improperly
inserted
or
the
grip
is
not
securely
attached
to
the
body.
5
A
common
battery
source
is
used
for
LCD
display
and
motor
drive.
For
battery
check,
confirm
the
motor
drive
function
which
is
affected
earlier
than
that
of
LCD
display.
Precautions
•
Make
sure
that
polarities
of
all
the
batteries
are
properly
aligned.
Incorrect
polarity
alignment
may
cause
unexpected
damage
to
your
equipment.
•
Replace
al
l
batteries
at
the
same
time.
Do
not
mix
battery
brands,
types
or
old
batteries
with
new
ones.
•
Remove
batteries
when
not
using
your
equipment
for
a
long
time.
Batteries
may
tend
to
leak
if
left
too
long
in
your
equipment
and
may
cause
serious
damage.
•
Never
throw
used
batteries
into
fire
since
they
may
explode,
causing
unexpected
damage
or
injury
to
you.
•
Store
batteries
in
a
cool
place,
and
out
of
reach
of
children.
•
Batteries
are
very
sensitive
to
cold
and
performance
tends
to
deteriorate
at
temperatures
near
freezing
point.
Performance
is
restored
as
soon
as
batteries
are
brought
back
to
room
temperature.
Keep
a
set
of
batteries
in
a
warm
pocket
when
shooting
in
cold
weather
to
substitute
if
the
others
no
longer
perform
well.
Be
sure
to
turn
off
the
main
switch
to
avoid
unexpected
battery
drain,
when
putting
your
camera
into
a
bag.
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