Pentax PC35AF-M SE Date PC35AF-M SE Date Manual - Page 2

DESCRIPTION

OF

CONTROLS

CD

_

•

•

•

own

a

1

11

a

6

6

0

YEAR

MON.

DAY

(Month)

HOUR

MIN

—

(Minute)

—

—

—

—

—

OBattery

Check

Button

@Red

Lamp

@Display

Window

@Mode

Selector

Button

0

Setting

Button

Cover

Setting

Button

85

9

;

•

When

the

LCD

(Liquid

Crystal

Display)

is

exposed

to

a

high

temperature

of

around

60

°

C,

it

may

blacken,

but

when

the

temperature

falls,

it

will

return

to

normal.

•

The

LCD

may

also

tend

to

slow

down

in

response

at

lower

temperatures.

It

is

characteristic

of

the

LCD,

not

a

fault.

•

The

unit

works

perfectly

at

the

temperatures

of

approx.

50

°

-

0

°

C.

(SETTING

DATA

•

When

the

0

Battery

Check

Button

is

depressed,

the

0

Red

Lamp

will

glow.

If

not,

make

sure

that

the

batteries

are

correctly

inserted,

or

replace

with

fresh

batteries.

•

When

the

batteries

are

properly

loaded,

the

data

will

appear

in

the

0

Display

Window

(LCD).

The

same

data

will

be

recorded

on

the

film.

Se

the

desired

data

on

the

display

according

to

the

respective

mode.

•

Open

the

0

Setting

Button

Cover

with

your

fingernail.

•

Three

modes:

Year/Month/Day,

Hour/Minute,

and

"

"

(blank)

are

consecutively

displayed

when

the

0

Mode

Selector

Button

is

depressed.

Stop

depressing

the

Button

when

the

desired

mode

is

displayed.

"

"

indicates

the

mode

when

no

data

printout

is

required.

•

Depressing

the

Setting

Button

0,

0

or

0

once

will

advance

the

displayed figures

one

at

a

time.

For

rapid

advance, keep

depressing

the

button,

and

within

a

second

or

two

the

figure

will

increase

consecutively.

Setting

the

"Year

-Month

-Day"

85

9

(September

1,

1985)

1.

Press

the

Mode

Selector

Button

until

the

"Year

-

Month

-Day"

mode

is

set

in

the

Display

Window.

- -

PC35AF-M

SE

DATE

Specifications

2.

Press

the

0

Setting

Button

and

set

the

year

to

"84"

in

the

Display

Window.

3.

Press

the

0

Setting

Button

and

set

the

month

to

"5"

in

the

Display

Window.

4.

PreSs

the

0

Setting

Button

and

set

the

day

to

"31"

in

the

Display

Window.

•

Note

that

unless

the

"Hour

-Minute"

mode

is

set

correctly,

the

"Year

-Month

-Day"

mode

will

not

be

set

correctly.

Setting

the

"Hour

-Minute"

Mode

(half

past

three

in

the

afternoon)

15-30

1.

Press

the

Mode

Selector

Button

until

the

"Hour

-Minute"

mode

is

set

in

the

Display

Window.

2.

Press

the

0

Setting

Button

and

set

the

second

according

to

the

announcement

of

time

or

your

watch.

The

§econd

"—"

will

be

set

to

zero,

although

it

will

just

keep

flickering

in

the

Display

Window.

3.

Press

the

0

Setting

Button

and

set

the

minute

to

"30"

in

the

Display

Window.

4.

Press

the

0

Setting

Button

and

set

the

hour

to

"15"

in

the

Display

Window.

The

24

-hour

clock

designation

is

used

for

the

time

indication.

•

Note

that

the

second

"—"

flickers

every

second,

and

if

you

release

the

shutter

while

it

is

appearing,

it

will

be

imprinted

on

the

film.

Type:

All

-automatic

35mm

leaf

-shutter

camera

with

built-in

flash

and

auto

dating

unit.

Data

Recording

Systems:

An

internal

recording

lamp

records

information

onto

the

reverse

side

of

films,

utilizing

6

-digit

liquid

crystal

characters.

Data

Imprinting

Mode:

Push

buttons

to

set

unit

to

any

of

three

modes;

"Year/Mon/Day,"

"Hour/

Min,"

or

"

"

(blank).

The

year,

leap

year,

and

month

(odd

or

even

numbered

days)

are

automatically

adjusted.

Year/Mon/Day

mode:

Year

("80"

to

"19"

—

1980

to

2019);

Month

("1"

to

"21");

Day

("1"

to

"31")

Hour/Min

modes:

Hour

("0"

to

"23");

Minute

("00"

to

"59")

Blank

mode:

"

"

(no

data

imprinted).

Power

Source:

Two

1.5V

alkaline

or

silver

-oxide

batteries.

Recording

Confirmation:

"PRINT"

appears

in

Display

Window

to

indicate

data

have

been

recorded.

Number

of

Recordings:

Approx.

5,000

recordings;

normally,

one

year's

operation.

Film

Speed

Setting:

Automatic

switching

(ISO

64

-

1600)

Size

&

Weight:

129(W)

x

69(H)

x

51.5(D)mm

(5.1

x

2.7

x

2

in.),

345

g

(12.2

oz.)

without

batteries.

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Optical

Co.,.

Lid.

C.P.O.

895,

Tokyo

100-91,

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ma.

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Zaventem

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BELGIUM

Pantos'

Nendebeeralledseft

mbH

Postfach

540169,

2000

Hamburg

54,

WEST

GERMANY

Penton

U.K.

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Pante%

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South

Hill

Avenue,

South

Harrow,

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U.K.

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