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Introduction DEALING WITH ABNORMALITIES Warning Should any of the abnormalities described below occur, immediately dismount the lens from the camera and contact your Canon sales representative or dealer. • Smoke, fumes, or unusual noises • Entry of foreign objects (such as liquid or metal objects) inside the product MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION Warning Be sure to disconnect the cable and remove the lens from the camera before cleaning outside of the lens. Do not use benzene, thinner, or other flammable substances to clean the product. Otherwise it may cause a fire or electric shocks. Note 1. Clean off any dust on the lens surface using a lens blower or a soft lens brush. In case of getting fingerprints or stains on the lens, use a clean cotton cloth moistened with commercial lens cleaning fluid, or use lens cleaning paper. Gently wipe in a spiral pattern from the center of the lens. Be careful not to rub dust across the lens, which may scratch the lens surface 2. Routine inspection about once a year is recommended, depending on the conditions and environment of use. Request overhaul, if needed. STORAGE Caution 1. Always attach the lens cap, hood cap, dust cap or covers before storage. Storing the lens without the caps or covers attached poses a risk of fire if the lens concentrate light in direct sunlight. Note 1. Immediately wipe off any moisture on the lens from misty or foggy environments, using a dry cloth. Seal the lens in a plastic bag with a desiccant (preferably new) to prevent moisture inside. Otherwise it may cause the mold or the malfunction of the product. E9

Section	Page
Top	3
Introduction	5
GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION	9
Handling the Product	10
Dealing with abnormalities	11
Maintenance and Inspection	11
Storage	11
To the customer	12
Manual Layout	13
Manual Conventions	14
Part Names	15
Part Names and Functions	15
Using the Control Keys	15
Basic Sequence of Operations	16
1. Screen Organization	17
1.1 Top Screen	18
1.2 Menu Screen	20
2. Mode Selection	23
2.1 Modes	24
3. Operation in Basic Mode	25
3.1 Configuration from the Top Screen	26
3.1.1 Selecting Basic Mode	27
3.1.2 Top Screen	28
3.1.3 Specifying Auto Iris Gain [IG]	30
3.1.4 Zoom Tracking ON/OFF [Trk]	31
3.1.5 Assigning Functions to the AUX Switch	32
3.1.6 Assigning Functions to the AUX1 Switch	33
3.1.7 Assigning Functions to the AUX2 Switch	34
3.1.8 Specifying Iris Torque [I-Tq]	35
3.1.9 Specifying Zoom Curve Mode [Z.M.]	36
3.2 Configuration from the Menu Screen	38
3.2.1 User Screen Settings	39
3.2.2 Switch Screen Settings	45
3.2.3 Preset Screen Settings	49
3.2.4 Iris Screen Settings	53
3.2.5 Zoom Screen Settings	59
3.2.6 Focus Screen Settings	63
3.2.7 Info Screen Settings	65
3.2.8 Fol. Screen Settings	68
3.3 List of Settings	70
4. Operation in Full Mode	73
4.1 Configuration from the Top Screen	74
4.1.1 Selecting Full Mode	75
4.1.2 Top Screen	76
4.1.3 Switching Users [ ]	78
4.1.4 Switching to Basic Mode [Basic]	79
4.1.5 Zoom Tracking ON/OFF [Trk]	80
4.1.6 Assigning Functions to the AUX Switch	81
4.1.7 Specifying Iris Gain [I-Gain]	82
4.1.8 Assigning Functions to the AUX1 Switch	84
4.1.9 Assigning Functions to the VTR Switch	85
4.1.10 Assigning Functions to the AUX2 Switch	86
4.1.11 Assigning Functions to the RET Switch	87
4.1.12 Specifying Iris Torque [I-Tq]	88
4.1.13 Specifying Zoom Curve Mode [Z.M.]	89
4.1.14 Specifying Iris A/M Switch	91
4.1.15 Assigning Functions to the Seesaw	92
4.1.16 Escape Operation	93
4.2 Configuration from the Menu Screen	94
4.2.1 User Screen Settings	95
4.2.2 Switch Screen Settings	112
4.2.3 Preset Screen Settings	120
4.2.4 Iris Screen Settings	126
4.2.5 Zoom Screen Settings	132
4.2.6 Focus Screen Settings	143
4.2.7 Info Screen Settings	145
4.2.8 Fol. Screen Settings	148
4.3 List of Settings	150
5. Operation in Analog Mode	153
5.1 Configuration from the Top Screen	154
5.1.1 Selecting Analog Mode	155
5.1.2 Top Screen	156
5.1.3 Specifying Auto Iris Gain [IG]	157
5.1.4 Switching to Basic Mode [Basic]	158
5.2 Configuration from the Menu Screen	159
5.2.1 User Screen Settings	160
5.3 List of Settings	165
Index	167

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Introduction

DEALING WITH ABNORMALITIES

Warning

Should any of the abnormalities described below occur,

immediately dismount the lens from the

camera and contact

your Canon sales representative or dealer.

• Smoke, fumes, or unusual noises

• Entry of foreign objects (such as liquid or metal objects) inside the product

MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION

Warning

Be sure to disconnect the cable and remove the lens from the camera before cleaning outside

of the lens. Do not use benzene, thinner, or other ﬂammable substances to clean the product.

Otherwise it may cause a ﬁre or electric shocks.

Note

Clean off any dust on the lens surface using a lens blower or a soft lens brush. In case of getting

fingerprints or stains on the lens, use a clean cotton cloth moistened with commercial lens

cleaning ﬂuid, or use

lens cleaning paper. Gently wipe in a spiral pattern from the center of the

lens. Be careful not to rub dust across the lens, which may scratch the lens surface

2. Routine inspection about once a year is recommended, depending on the conditions and

environment of use. Request overhaul, if needed.

STORAGE

Caution

Always attach the lens cap, hood cap, dust cap or covers before storage. Storing the lens without

the caps or covers attached poses a risk of ﬁre if the lens concentrate light in direct sunlight.

Note

Immediately wipe off any moisture on the lens from misty or foggy environments, using a dry

cloth. Seal the lens in a plastic bag with a desiccant (preferably new) to prevent moisture inside.

Otherwise it may cause the mold or the malfunction of the product.