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OPERATIONAL PRECAUTIONS When shooting • When the data-imprinting section of your picture is very bright without any dark object, the recorded data cannot be seen clearly. Try to see the data section and the white or bright object do not overlap each other. • The data "Year-Month-Day" and "Hour-Minute" cannot be imprinted at the same time. • As you release the shutter, the word "PRINT" in the display window flickers for a few seconds, indicating the completion of the data imprinting. Battery One 3-volt lithium battery built in the back cover powers the clock and data display. It should last about five years, although the life may differ, depending on how often it is used or how it is stored. If the clock does not work properly or the LCD displays are not seen clearly, it indicates that the battery is getting weak, so please have it replaced by your nearest, authorized Pentax service facility as soon as possible. Do not try to replace it by yourself. The DATE is designed to work properly in the temperature range of about 50° - 0°C. 23

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OPERATIONAL
PRECAUTIONS
When
shooting
•
When
the
data
-imprinting
section
of
your
picture
is
very
bright
without
any
dark
object,
the
recorded
data
cannot
be
seen
clearly.
Try
to
see
the
data
section
and
the
white
or
bright
object
do
not
overlap
each
other.
•
The
data
"Year
-Month
-Day"
and
"Hour
-Minute"
cannot
be
imprinted
at
the
same
time.
•
As
you
release
the
shutter,
the
word
"PRINT"
in
the
display
window
flickers
for
a
few
seconds,
indicating
the
completion
of
the
data
imprinting.
Battery
One
3
-volt
lithium
battery
built
in
the
back
cover
powers
the
clock
and
data
display.
It
should
last
about
five
years,
although
the
life
may
differ,
depending
on
how
often
it
is
used
or
how
it
is
stored.
If
the
clock
does
not
work
properly
or
the
LCD
displays
are
not
seen
clearly,
it
indicates
that
the
battery
is
getting
weak,
so
please
have
it
replaced
by
your
nearest,
authorized
Pentax
service
facility
as
soon
as
possible.
Do
not
try
to
replace
it
by
yourself.
The
DATE
is
designed
to
work
properly
in
the
temperature
range
of
about
50
°
-
0
°
C.
23