Pentax ES II ES II Manual - Page 23

Timer

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SELF-TIMER The self-timer of the ES II releases the shutter after 5 - 11 seconds, depending upon how far anti-clockwise you turn the cocking lever. When using the self-timer, do not depress the shutter release button . . . it will immediately release the shutter without delayed action. Turn the cocking lever down 90'- 180*. Move the self-timer start lever as indicated . . . the self-timer will start operating. This self-timer has a unique interrupt function. Even after the self-timer has started to run, you can stop it by moving the start lever back to normal position as long as the cocking lever is between 180 and 90 . You can re-start the self-timer by turning the cocking lever down again and moving the start lever over. Do not leave the cocking lever in "interrupt" position for an extended period, as this may damage the spring. 21

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SELF
-TIMER
The
self
-timer
of
the
ES
II
releases
the
shutter
after
5
-
11
seconds,
depending
upon
how
far
anti
-clockwise
you
turn
the
cocking
lever.
When
using
the
self
-timer,
do
not
depress
the
shutter
release
button
..
.
it
will
immediately
release
the
shutter
without
delayed
action.
Turn
the
cocking
lever
down
90'—
180
*
.
Move
the
self
-timer
start
lever
as
indicated
.
. .
the
self
-timer
will
start
operating.
This
self
-timer
has
a
unique
interrupt
function.
Even
after
the
self
-timer
has
started
to
run,
you
can
stop
it
by
moving
the
start
lever
back
to
normal
position
as
long
as
the
cocking
lever
is
between
180
and
90
.
You
can
re
-start
the
self
-timer
by
turning
the
cocking
lever
down
again
and
moving
the
start
lever
over.
Do
not
leave
the
cocking
lever
in
"interrupt"
position
for
an
extended
period,
as
this
may
damage
the
spring.
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