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Adjusting, hour/minute.

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SNOLLVIARd0 0ISVEI fitrLfiUtIVU f f1t b/il t tt -ifLJ g 2 Adjusting the hour/minute. TPress the [SELECT] button to make the hour, minute or second ( : ) you want to change blink. trza The digits blink in the following order. Hour Minute : Hour ®Change the data ( hour or minute ) with the [ADJUST] button. ]Memo The digit increases by one each time the [ADJUST] button is depressed. Holding the button for about 2 to 3 seconds will change the digits continuously. ©To change the second ( : ), press the [SELECT] button until " :" will blink, and then press the [ADJUST] button in sync with a time signal to set the second to zero. ()Press the [SELECT] button to stop the adjusted hour/minute from blinking. Memo Operational precautions • To select or cancel the date imprinting or to select the format, see "Imprinting the Date and Time" on page 16. • If the imprinting looks too light or if the Data back's display looks light. or shows nothing, replace the Data back's battery. (OF p.40) • The working temperature for data printing is 0°C - 50°C (32°F - 122°F). • Imprinted data may appear too light under the low temperature. • Use DX-coded films with ISO rating from 25 - 1600. • If high-speed film with an ISO rating of 1000 or faster is used, the imprinted characters may blur. • If film with ISO rating of 50 or slower is used, the printed characters may be dark or dim. • If you release the shutter while the blinking data is being corrected, the data cannot be imprinted.

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fitrLfiUtIVU
f
f1t b/il
t
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ifLJ
g
2
Adjusting
the
hour/minute.
TPress
the
[SELECT]
button
to
make
the
hour,
minute
or
second
(
:
)
you
want
to
change
blink.
trza
The
digits
blink
in
the
following
order.
Hour
Minute
:
Hour
®Change
the
data
(
hour
or
minute
)
with
the
[ADJUST]
button.
]Memo
The
digit
increases
by
one
each
time
the
[ADJUST]
button
is
depressed.
Holding
the
button
for
about
2
to
3
seconds
will
change
the
digits
continu-
ously.
©To
change
the
second
(
:
),
press
the
[SELECT]
button
until
"
:"
will
blink,
and
then
press
the
[ADJUST]
button
in
sync
with
a
time
signal
to
set
the
second
to
zero.
()Press
the
[SELECT]
button
to
stop
the
adjusted
hour/minute
from
blinking.
Memo
Operational
precautions
•
To
select
or
cancel
the
date
imprinting
or
to
select
the
format,
see
"Imprinting
the
Date
and
Time"
on
page
16.
•
If
the
imprinting
looks
too
light
or
if
the
Data
back's
display
looks
light
.
or
shows
nothing,
replace
the
Data
back's
battery.
(OF
p.40)
•
The
working
temperature
for
data
printing
is
0°C
-
50°C
(32°F
-
122°F).
•
Imprinted
data
may
appear
too
light
under
the
low
temperature.
•
Use
DX
-coded
films
with
ISO
rating
from
25
-
1600.
•
If
high-speed
film
with
an
ISO
rating
of
1000
or
faster
is
used,
the
imprinted
characters
may
blur.
•
If
film
with
ISO
rating
of
50
or
slower
is
used,
the
printed
characters
may
be
dark
or
dim.
•
If
you
release
the
shutter
while
the
blinking
data
is
being
corrected,
the
data
cannot
be
imprinted.
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