Pentax PC35AF-M PC35AF-M Manual - Page 29

Setting

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SETTING: A:TA • 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. Set the desired data on the display according to the respective mode. • Open the 0 Setting Button Cover with your fingernail as illustrated on page 26. • 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" 4 S /:, (May 31, 1984) 1. Press the Mode Selector Button until the "YearMonth-Day" mode is set in the Display Window. 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 Fig (half past three in the afternoon) 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 second "-"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. 27

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SETTING:
A:TA
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.
Set
the
desired
data
on
the
display
according
to
the
respective
mode.
Open
the
0
Setting
Button
Cover
with
your
fingernail
as
illustrated
on
page
26.
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"
(May
31,
1984)
4
S
/:,
1.
Press
the
Mode
Selector
Button
until
the
"Year
-
Month
-Day"
mode
is
set
in
the
Display
Window.
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
Fig
(half
past
three
in
the
afternoon)
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
second
"—"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.
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