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IV.
USING THE ROLL FILM HOLDER ill
•
The
Roll Film Holder
ill
corresponds
to the bar
code system.
The Roll
Film
Holder
ill
is provided with a
picture
size
mid-change
warning and
data printing outside
picture
frame functions.
As
a bar code film
used,
film speed (ISO)
is
automatically set and erroneous inner
frame use
warning can be made.
• The Roll
Film
Holder
ill
allows
120/220
selections by changing the
inner frame. Separate
inner frames
are
used
individually
for 120
and
220.
•
With Roll
Film Holder
ill
alone
,
the film can
be
set
to the
first frame.
1. LOADING BATTERIES (Fig. 29)
Slide the Battery Compartment Cover (on the bottom of the Roll
Film
Holder
ill)
to
the arrow, and detach
it.
Insert
the batteries in
the Battery
Compartment with the plus
EEl
and
minus
8
ends set as
illustrated
on the
Battery Compartment,
and close
the Compartment
Cover.
When the battery mark lights
on the
LCD
of
the
Film Holder,
the
batteries have
been loaded correctly.
Batteries: CR2/DL
CR2
(3V
Lithium)
x2
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When the batteries are
changed,
all the set
data
will
be
erased.
Be
sure
to
reset.
When
the
batteries are changed
with the
Film Holder
mounted on the camera
the power
of which
has been
turned on
,
how-
ever,
the data will be
remained
as
they
are.
2. ROLL FILM HOLDER
m
's
LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY (LCD)
(1) Roll Film Holder
m
alone (Fig. 30)
When the Roll
Film Holder
ill
has not been
loaded
with a film
,
the Expo-
su
re
Counter will indicate
"0",
and the
LCD
will
indicate
type of the inner
frame
,
picture size
,
battery
mark,
printing set and
film
speed (ISO). When
the film winding completes and it is set to the first
frame
,
the
Exposure
Counter will indicate
"1".
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When a bar code film is
used
and
"120/22
0"
is blinking
,
the film has
not agreed with the
inner
frame. Change
the inner frame
with a cor-
rect one. (Refer to
page
20.)
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Before opening the Camera Back,
make
sure that the
Exposure
Counter
indicates
"0"
or
"E".
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For film
advance starting
,
refer to
page 21.
(2) Roll Film Holder
m
mounted on the camera (Fig. 31)
When
the
camera
switch
has been
turned
off,
the LCD makes the
same
indications as the Roll
Film Holder
ill
alone
.
Set the camera switch to
ON
(SINGLE, CONTINUE,
or
MULTI)
.
The
ca
mera illustrations
wi
ll
light or
blink,
and battery mark will go out.
3. OPENING AND CLOSING THE CAMERA BACK (Fig. 32)
The
Camera
Back Lock is located
on the back of the
Roll Film Holder
ill
(in the
left hand
side).
To
open the Camera Back,
lift
up the Camera
Back Lock
and push
it
down.
Erect
and push
down (Fig. 32-A, B)
To
close it, replace the Camera Back with the
Lock lifted
up
then
snap
down
the
Lock.
4. INSERTING AND EXTRACTING THE FILM HOLDER'S INNER
FRAME (Fig. 33)
Squeeze
the
two center projections in the top and bottom of
the Inner
Frame
toward the arrow.
The
lock pin with the Roll
Film Holder
ill
will
be
released and
the Inner Frame
can be extracted.
To
insert, squeeze the top
and
bottom projections toward the
arrow,
and
push it in.
Pull the Inner Frame
center
to
make sure that the
Inner Frame
has been
inserted
and
locked
correctly
in
the
Roll Film Holder
ill.
Upper
surface of
the inner
frame
(Fig. 33-A)
5. LOADING THE TAKE-UP SPOOL AND FILM (Fig. 34)
Insert the
spool in
the Take-up-Gear
(located
in the top
of
the Inner Frame)
side and insert
the
film
in
the opposite side.
Both
spool and film are
loaded by pulling up the Spool
Holders provided
on
the bottom
side of
the
Inner Frame.
Film Take-up
Gear
(Fig. 34-A)
Upper
surface of
the
inner
frame (Fig. 34-B)
Spool Holders (Fig. 34-C)
Bottom
surface of the inner
frame (Fig. 34-D)
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There
are separate inner frames individually
for
120 and 220 roll films.
Use
inner frames according to the film sizes.
6. POSITIONING THE FILM START MARK (Fig. 35)
With the photo-coupler in
the Roll Film Holder
ill
,
GX680
ill
keeps con-
stant check on the paper leader,
trailer
and
film
,
and
senses
the bar
code of a bar code film. With this system
,
the camera can position
the
first frame correctly without
lining
up start mark
in the Inner Frame
and
the film start mark precisely. Just insert the leader paper into
the
slot on
the take-up
spool.
The
claw
in the
slot will then
hook the round opening
on
the leader paper
tip
,
causing
the leader
paper
no longer pulled out.
Wind
the
paper
leader on
the
take-up spool
up to
such an extent
as that
the start mark appears in the left side
.
Film-loading
diagram
(Fig. 35-A)
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In
the case of 220
roll
film, there is quite a bit of space between the tip
of the paper
leader
and the start
mark.
You can
therefore
wind the
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