Dörr SRT-100 Manual De Instrucciones página 10

Press the SET button (5) to confi rm your settings.
After pressing the timer start/stop button (3) the camera triggers according to your set-
tings.
06.2.4 N (NUMBER OF SHOTS)
Set the desired number of shots which will be taken with an interval of one second.
Use the arrow buttons (4) or to select the menu d) N. Press the SET button (5) to enter
the input mode.
Use the arrow buttons (4) and to select number of shots:
Setting from 1 to max. 399
When selected unlimited number of interval shots
(The programmed sequence is repeated until you stop it
manually)
Press the SET button (5) to confi rm. Your setting will be indicated in the display (f).
After pressing the timer start/stop button (3) the camera triggers according to your set-
tings.
06.3 FURTHER FEATURES
06.3.1 BATTERY INDICATOR
The battery indicator will appear in the display (i) and start to fl ash when the remaining
energy in the batteries is no longer su cient. In this case, please replace the batteries.
Before replacing the batteries, disconnect from the camera and turn o the transmitter
and receiver (On/O switch 1+13 = OFF).
06.3.2 ACOUSTIC SIGNAL
Select silent mode or if an acoustic signal shall accompany the functions.
Use the arrow buttons (4) or to select the menu e) . Press the SET button (5) to enter
the input mode.
Use the arrow buttons (4) and to select
Press the SET button (5) to confi rm. Your setting will be indicated in the display (j).
06.3.3 DISPL AY ILLUMINATION/KEY LOCK
Press the button (2) briefl y to illuminate the display for about 6 seconds.
To avoid unwanted changes of your settings while shooting, press the button (2) for 3
seconds. They key lock is activated. The display shows the icon (h)
To deactivate the key lock, press the button (2) until the icon (h)
(=acoustic signal) or (= silent mode).
(Lock).
disappears.
07 | TIMER CONTROLLED RELEASE
Example of a programmed sequence:
Shooting starts in Exposure time
1 h : 10 min : 30 sec 7 sec
To start the programmed sequence press the timer start/stop button (3).
To stop the sequence, press the timer start/stop button (3) once again.
Before starting a long sequence (for example, when shooting the moon), please check the
capacity of your memory card as well as the battery status. If the battery indicator (i) fl a-
shes in the display, please replace the batteries to prevent the shut-down while shooting.
07.1 EXAMPLES OF APPLICATION
Nr. DELAY LONG INTVL N Description
Sets the start of a shooting
1 ü
2 Bulb exposure
ü
3 Interval time between releases
ü
4 Sets the number of shots, taken with
ü
a 1 sec interval. Sets the number of
shots for No. 1+ 2
5 When the countdown of self-timer
ü ü
is completed, the interval mode
starts
When the countdown of self-timer
6 ü ü
is completed, bulb mode starts
7 When the countdown of self-timer
ü ü
is completed, the desired number
of shots will be taken with 1 sec
intervals
8 Bulb mode shots are taken with the
ü ü
set intervals
9 The desired number of shots will be
ü ü
taken within the set time intervals
10 When the countdown of self-timer
ü ü ü
is completed, bulb mode shots will
be taken with the set time intervals
11 When the countdown of self-timer
ü ü ü
is completed, the desired number of
shots will be taken with the set time
intervals
12 The set number of bulb mode
ü ü ü
pictures will be taken in the set time
intervals
When the countdown of self-timer
13 ü ü ü ü
is completed, the number of set bulb
mode pictures will be taken in the
set time intervals
14 Incompatible combination, function
ü ü
no. 3 will be set automatically
15 Incompatible combination, function
ü ü ü
no. 6 will be set automatically
After turning o the device, your settings will be discarded.
10
Every 5 sec a new 20 shots will be
shot will be taken taken in total
Application
Self-timer
Astronomical
photography
Time lapse
photography
Continuous
shooting
Time lapse
photography
Astronomical
photography
Time lapse
photography
Astronomical
photography
Time lapse
photography
Astronomical
photography
Time lapse
photography
Astronomical
photography
Astronomical
photography
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