Pentax ES II ES II Manual - Page 22

Battery, Insertion, Check

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BATTERY INSERTION AND CHECK Four 1.5V silver oxide batteries (Eveready S76E or Mallory MS-76H) power the TTL meter and electronic shutter of the ES II. The power circuit is on only when you depress the shutter release button (lightly for meter reading and completely for electronic shutter) with the shutter speed dial set at "AUTOMATIC". When not operating the camera, be sure to keep the shutter dial off the "AUTOMATIC" settings, or use the shutter lock to prevent waste of battery power when accidentally touching the shutter release button. To insert the batteries, open the battery housing cover on the bottom of the lens mount by shifting the cover release pin 0 to the right with a matchstick or the like. Insert four batteries, making sure that each battery correctly faces the (+) (-) marks inside the housing. Close the cover by first inserting the two hooks 0 into the grooves. Push the battery housing lock pin e in. One set of batteries lasts about one year. To check the life, set the shutter dial at "AUTOMATIC", and while looking through the viewfinder, push the battery check button next to the exposure factor control dial. If the meter needle drops to the center notch, the batteries have sufficient capacity. If it does not, replace all four batteries. INA Caution: Do not throw a dead battery into fire, as it may explode. Also, keep it beyond the reach of small children. 1 3 20

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BATTERY
INSERTION
AND
CHECK
Four
1.5V
silver
oxide
batteries
(Eveready
S76E
or
Mallory
MS
-76H)
power
the
TTL
meter
and
electronic
shutter
of
the
ES
II.
The
power
circuit
is
on
only
when
you
depress
the
shutter
release
button
(lightly
for
meter
reading
and
completely
for
electronic
shutter)
with
the
shutter
speed
dial
set
at
"AUTOMATIC".
When
not
operating
the
camera,
be
sure
to
keep
the
shutter
dial
off
the
"AUTOMATIC"
settings,
or
use
the
shutter
lock
to
prevent
waste
of
battery
power
when
accidentally
touching
the
shutter
release
button.
To
insert
the
batteries,
open
the
battery
housing
cover
on
the
bottom
of
the
lens
mount
by
shifting
the
cover
release
pin
0
to
the
right
with
a
matchstick
or
the
like.
Insert
four
batteries,
making
sure
that
each
battery
correctly
faces
the
(+)
(—)
marks
inside
the
housing.
Close
the
cover
by
first
inserting
the
two
hooks
0
into
the
grooves.
Push
the
battery
housing
lock
pin
e
in.
One
set
of
batteries
lasts
about
one
year.
To
check
the
life,
set
the
shutter
dial
at
"AUTOMATIC",
and
while
looking
through
the
viewfinder,
push
the
battery
check
button
next
to
the
exposure
factor
control
dial.
If
the
meter
needle
drops
to
the
center
notch,
the
batteries
have
sufficient
capacity.
If it
does
not,
replace
all
four
batteries.
INA
Caution:
Do
not
throw
a
dead
battery
into
fire,
as
it
may
explode.
Also,
keep
it
beyond
the
reach
of
small
children.
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