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FRAME Number Button
Pressing in this
button
will allow you
to
check the frame number and
to set frame number printing in
the
outside picture frame. The frame
number is set by
pressing in
this button and by turning the
up/down
dial.
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1st FRAME SET Button
With the roll film holder
ill
alone
,
pressing in this button will cause
the film to be set to the first frame
automatically.
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DATA/ISO Button
Pressing in this button will allow you to check the film speed (ISO)
and
to
set data printing in the outside picture
frame.
The film speed
(ISO) is set by pressing in this button and by
turning
the
up/
down
dial.
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DATE Button
Pressing in this button will set year/month/day/hour/minute printings
in the outside picture frame
.
The
year/month/day/
hour/
minute cor-
rection
is
made by pressing in this button and by turning the up/down
dial.
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Call/Light Button for the LCD on Roll Film Holder
ill
.
Pressing
in
this button will
light
up part of the
LCD
so that you can
watch the
LCD
even in the
dark.
With
the roll film holder
ill
alone,
the built-in battery lights up the
LCD.
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Roll Film Holder
ill
Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)
A large-size LCD shows overall conditions of
the
camera
.
Also
dis-
played are camera illustration, battery check
,
each
camera setting
,
and total number of shots taken (cumulative).
Further,
being
inter-
locked with the stand-by monitor, displays how the camera has been
prepared to take
pictures,
and warns abnormal camera operations
by causing the camera
illustration
to
blink.
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Stand-by Monitor
For battery check
,
and indications of how the camera has been pre-
pared to take
pictures
and abnormal camera operations
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Incorrect-exposure Warning Monitor
It detects
the
amount of light reflected by the
film
by means of an
internal light sensor. If the exposure setting is within two stops over
or
under,
it will spell out
"
1m",
and if the exposure setting is more
than two stops over or under, it will show a plus (+)
or
minus(-) sign.
It shows aperture and shutter-speed mis-settings immediately after
the shot is taken. When shooting with remote-control shutter release
Ill,
and the exposure setting is more than two stops over or under, it
emits an audible electronic warning. (Its coupling range is from
EV5
- 19,
ISO 100.)
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GETTING READY TO TAKE PICTURES
1. MOUNTING THE CAMERA ON A TRIPOD OR CAMERA STAND
(Fig. 1)
The camera is provided
in
the bottom with a
1/4-inch
tripod socket and a
3/8-inch tripod socket.
Mount the camera on a tripod or camera stand securely.
1/4-inch Tripod Socket
(Fig. 1-A)
3/8-inch Tripod Socket
(Fig. 1-B)
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Be sure to use a heavily-built tripod or camera stand that is equipped
with a sturdy mounting head
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2. POWER SOURCE
The GX680
III
can be used with three CR 123A1DL 123A lithium
batteries.
(1) Using lithium batteries
First, set the Mode Switch to
OFF,
and then, push the Battery Compart-
ment Cover Lock toward
the
arrow to open the Battery Compartment
Cover.
(Fig.
2)
Insert
the batteries in the
Battery
Compartment with the plus
®
and
minus
e
ends set as illustrated on the
Battery
Compartment,
and close
the
Battery
Compartment
Cover.
(Fig. 3)
CR
123A1DL
123A (3V Lithium)
x
3
(Fig. 3-A)
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Change
the three batteries at the same time and always use new
batteries.
Do not mix new and old
ones.
• Check the batteries
Set the Mode Switch to SINGLE.
Then
,
the
Stand-by Monitor is actu
-
ated
.
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The
monitor
will not be actuated and the camera will not operate
un-
less the batteries are correctly loaded
.
• Check the battery capacity (Fig. 4)
The Stand -by Monitor
indications:
CD
Battery capacity: OK [Lighting
(Fig. 4-A)]
(g)
Battery capacity
:
Insufficient
[Lighting
(Fig. 4-B)]
Change the batteries with new
ones.
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Battery capacity: Gone [Blinking
(Fig. 4-C)]
The shutter lock works.
Change the batteries with new
ones.
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batteries
will
provide
power for taking about 3000 shots
(as tested according to our battery testing procedure)
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