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Mamiya MZ Transmitter User manual
User manual for Mamiya MZ Transmitter. 5 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Mamiya
- Model / document
- Mamiya MZ Transmitter
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 5
- File size
- 1.0 MB
- Category
- Film cameras
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BESSY) Transmitter MZ and Receiver MZ ‘The transmitter MZ transmits remote control signals. — Names of Parts (Photo 1) using infrared rays. The receiver MZ receives the signals trom the Transmitter MZ Receiver MZ transmitter MZ or from the Mamiyaite MZ36R or 1. Transmission head ‘9. ON/OFF index MZ18R for operating the camera or flashing the MZ3BR > pot gms 10. Batiery enero aa slave fash. 3. Channel selector switch Two channels are provided to eliminate the problem —& power/S-C selector switch 11. Restiving sensor Of interference and allow two cameras to be operated 5, Transmission button 12. Operation indicating ‘seperately 6. Attachment foot lamp Once the winder is mounted on the camera, single- 7. tachment foot lock bution 13. Channel selector frame shots or continuous shots can be selected using Battery chamber cover 14, Plup the switch on the transmitter. ( aDo@View original page 2
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Loading the Batteries Transmitter MZ. Slide the battery chamber cover outward in the direc- tion of the arrow. Insert the batteries, making sure to ‘match the positive and negative polarities of the batteries ‘5 indicated in the battery chamber, and then replace the cover. (Photo 2) Use two alkaline-manganese or nickel-cadmium 1.5V AA-size batteries a 5 Receiver MZ ull out the battery case, insert the battery taking care to match the positive and negative polarity of the bat- tery as indicated in the case, insert the case into the (rooves on the receiver and push it to the OFF position (Photo 3) This battery case also serves as the power switch When itis slid fully into position, the power is switched on. It the case is left in this ON position, the battery power will drain off approximately 5 hours later (if a silver oxide battery is used) and so the case should be pushed back to the OFF position when the receiver is not being used Use one 6V alkaline-manganese battery (4LR44). silver ‘oxide battery (4SR44) or lithium battery (2CR-1/3N). ‘When the receiver MZ is mounted on the camera attached the Mamiya Winder, or on the Mamiyalte MZ36R. the receiver's battery is not required, since power trom the winder or MZ36R is supplied to the receiver, Transmission and Reception Set the power switches of both the transmitter and re~ ceiver to ON. Set the channels on both units to 1 or 2 Transmission is possible as soon as the transmitter's pilot lamp lights. Single-frame shots can be taken by remote control when the transmitter’s S-C selector switch is set to S. When the transmission button is depressed, the receiver's ‘operation indicating lamp lights momentarily. Continuous shots can be taken when the selector ‘switch is set to C. When the transmission button is de- essed, the receiver's operation indicating lamp stays lighted. it goes off when the transmission button is de- Pressed again. The Mamiyaite MZ18R and 36R electronic flash units also have a transmitting capabilty. After the mode selector switch on the flash unit is set to SLV and the channel is also set, press the test flash button on the flash unitView original page 3
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