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Nikon Speedlight SB-30 User manual
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Foreword ,t-;
Thankyou for purchasingthe NikonSpeedlightSB-30.
TheSB-30is a compact,light,and versatileSpeedlighthavinga guide numberot 16152
(at 28mmangleof coverage,ISO 100, mlfl,2O"C168'F).Availableflashshootingmodes
areTTLautoflash,Non-TTLauto flash,and Manualflash.Wirelessmultipleflashoperation
is also oossible.
Major features of the SB-30
. TheSB-30is usefulas a handyflashunitto performTTLauto,Non-TTLauto,andManualflash,when
usedwithNikonSLRscamerasnothavinga built-inSpeedlight.
. TheSB-30is suitableas a slaveflashunitin wirelessor wiredmultipleflashoperationwhenusedin
combinationwiththeCOOLPIXor NikonSLRscamerashavinga built-inSpeedlight.
. Close-upflashphotographyusingwiththeflashheadtilteddownis possiblewithoutdetachingthe
Speedlightfromthecamera.WirelessmultipleflashoperationusingtheSB-30as an Infraredremote
I : commanderis alsopossibleto controlthefiringof otherslaveflashunit(s).
IF To get the most out of your Speedlight,please read this and your camera instructionmanual
thoroughlybefore use.
. Becausethe SB-30featuresthe same TTL flashoperationsas thoseof the SB-22s,referto those items
I in tne flash photographysectionof your camera instructionmanualcorrespondingto SB-22s,if the
t' SB-30is not listed.
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Tips on using the Speedlight
o Taketest shots beforeshootingimportantoccasionslike weddingsor graduations.
r The NikonSpeedlightSB-30'sperformancehas been optimizedfor use with Nikoncameras/
accessoriesand lenses.Camera/accessoriesmade by other manufacturersmay not meet
Nikon'scriteriafor specifications,and nonconformingcameras/accessoriescould damagethe
SB-30'scomponents.Nikoncannot guaranteethe SB-30'sperformancewhen used with
non-Nikonoroducts.
Note
. The NikonN90s,N9O,N70, N60, N55, N50, N8008,N8008s,PRONEA6i, N6006,N6000,N5005,
N4004,and N4004sare sold exclusivelyin the U.S.A.
o The NikonN8O-Seriesand N65-Seriesare sold exclusivelyin the U.S.A.and Centraland SouthAmerica.
. The NikonN2020and N2000are sold exclusivelvin the U.S.Aand Canada.
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Installingthe battery
I Set the SB-30'soowerswitchto the OFF oosition.
2 Open the batterychamberlid as indicatedby the arrows.
3 Installthe batteryfollowingthe + and - marksas shown.Then close the batterychamberlid by
slidingit into placewhile pressingdown.
. Installone3V lithiumbattery(CR123Aor DL123A).Do notusetheothertypesof batteries.
r Whenreplacingthe battery,be sureto setthe powerswitchto the OFFposition.lf the batteryis replaced
whilethe powerswitchis setto the ON or STBY(standby)position,the Speedlightmayfireaccidentallyor
the powermay notturnon correctlyIn thiscase,setthe SB-30'spowerswitchto the OFFpositiononce,
thenset it backto the ON or STBYposition.(p. 7)
Battery performance
. Whenusinga freshbattery,the numberof flasheswhenthe SB-30firesat M1/1outputis approx.250 times.
. Witha freshbattery,the recyclingtime afterthe SB-30firesat M 1/1outputis approx.4 seconds.
. Replacethe battery,if the ready-lighttakesmorethan 30 secondsto lightup when the unitfirstturned
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Conservingbatterypowerusing the Standbyfunction
o lf the SB-30'spower switch is set to the STBYposition,the Standbyfunctionis activated
only when the Mode selectordial is set to eitherTTL auto, Non-TTLauto,or Manual
flashmode.
. lf the SB-30and the camera are not used for approx.40 seconds,the Standbyfunction
activatesand automaticallvturns the SB-30off to conservebattervDower.This is called
the standbystate.
r The Standbyfunctiondoes not work if the Mode selectordial is set to the Wirelessslave
flash mode. Take care that the power remainson and is consuming.
To turn the SB-30on again after it enters in the standby state,you can:
o Pressthe Standbyresumebutton/Slaveflashfiring cancel button.
. Lightlypress the shutterreleasebuttonon a camerathat is compatiblewith the TTL auto
flash mode,
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Attachmentto the accessory shoe
Attachingand detaching th-gSpeedlight
SlidetheSB-30'smountingfootO intothecamera'saccessoryshoe,
thenturn the lock lever Q) in the direction of the arrow to lock the unit.
o Whenthe SB-30is attachedto an accessoryshoe not equippedwith a
mountpin holeto preventaccidentaldetachment,take care that the SB-30 C
doesnot fall off ,-'-'Er'I'l
!--\Uo_. Whendetachrngthe SB-30 set the flash head tilting angle to 75" or 50'
turnthe locklever90'rn the opposrtedirectionto unlockthe unit,then pull Io_
theSoeedlroht off
Noteon attachingthe SB-30to camerasthat have a built-in Speedlight
Whenthe SB-30is attachedto the camera'saccessoryshoe, do not pop-up the camera'sbuilt-in
SpeedlightOtherwise.onlyone of the Speedlightswillfire.However,this is not a malfunction.
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As a handy Speedlight
Auto flash modes
Two auto flash modes are availablewith the SB-30:TTL auto flash and Non-TTLauto flash
TTL auto flash mode
Thismode is possiblewith SLRscarnerascompatiblewithTTL autoflash At
the instantthe shutteris releasedand the SB-30startsfiring,thecamera's
built-inTTLautoflashsensormeasuresthe flashilluminationthrough-the-lens
that is reflectedback from the subjectand adjuststhe SB-30'sflashoutput,
providingthe correctexposure,
For usablecameras.referto "Usablecamerasand availableflashmodes"
( p 1 o )
AvailableTTL autoflashmodessuch as Multi-SensorBalancedFill-Flash,MatrixBalancedFill-Flash,
Center-WeightedFill-Flash/SpotFill-Flash,or StandardTTLflashvary,dependingon the camerasand
lensesin use. For details,referto your camera'sinstructionmanual.
. 3D Multi-SensorBalancedFill-Flashis not possible,becausethe SB-30doesnotfirea seriesof preflashes
(MonitorPreflash)
r TheD-TTLautoflashmodeis not possiblewiththe SB-30
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Non-TTLauto flash mode
Thismodeis possiblewithall NikonSLRscamerasincludingDigitalSLRs i
Attheinstantthe shutteris releasedand the SB-30startsfiring,the
SB-30'sbuilt-inlightsensorfor Non-TTLautoflashmeasuresthe flash
illuminationthat is reflectedback f rom the subject,automaticallycontrolling
theSB-30'sflashoutputto providethe correctexposure.Therefore,auto .PCa
flashshootingis possiblewith camerasincompatiblewithTTL autoflash rr<\-\l-,A choiceof fourshootingaperturesis availablefl2 B, fl4,f 156, and f/B o_
atISO100,and f/5 6, f/8,f 111,and tl16at ISO400 n
Insufficientflash light warning indication in auto flash modes a CIofi<
Whentheflashhas firedat its maxrmumoutputand underexposuremay
haveoccurred,the ready-lightblinksfor approx.1 5 sec To compensate,
usea widerapertureor movecloserto the subiectand reshoot.
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Taking flash pictures in the TTL auto flash mode
Wgeo
I Set the SB-30'sMode selectordial to lflI .
2 Set the camera'sexposuremode,meteringsystem,sync mode,shutterspeed,etc.
. The ready-lightinsidethe camera'sviewfinderblinksto warnyou thatthe settingon the camera
is not correctand TTL autoflashis not possible.In this case,make surethe camerasettinos
are correct
3 Checkthe apertureand flashshootingdistancerange.
. Makesurethe mainsubjectis withinthisrangeby referringto thetable " Determiningthe apertureand flash
shootingdistancerange"(p 15)
. lf thecamera'sexposuremoderssetto Aperture-PriorityAuto(A)or Manual(M),set one of the appropriate
aperturesobtarnedfromthetableon thecamera
4 Make sure the SB-30'sready-lightis on, then shoot.
. Referto oaoe 13 if the readv-liohtinsidethe camera'sviewfinderblinksaftershootinq.
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Taking flash pictures in the Non-TTLauto flash mode
I Set the camera'sexposuremode,sync mode,shutterspeed,etc.
. Theready-lightinsidethe camera'sviewfinderblinksto warnyou thatthe shutterspeedis notcorrectlyset
withcamerasFM3A,NewFM2.and FE.In thiscase,makesurethe camerasettingsare correct.
2 Determinethe correctapertureto matchthe shootingdistancerange by referringto the table
"Determiningthe apertureand flash shootingdistancerange"(p. 15). Set the same apertureon the
SB-30'sMode selectordial.
o Forthe availableapertures,referto the table"Determiningthe apertureand flashshootingdistance
range."(p. 15)
3 Set the same apertureon the cameraor lens as set on the SB-30.
o Otherwise,the correctexposurecannotbe obtained.
. Whenusinga zoomlenshavinga variableaperture,referto "Varrableaperturesafterzoomingin or out"
(p. 17)beforesettingthe aperture
4 Make sure the SB-30'sready-lightis on, then shoot.
16 . Referto page 13 if the ready-lightinsidethe camera'sviewfinderblinksaftershooting
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Variableapertures after zooming in or out
. With zoom lenses having a variable aperture, take note of the following before setting the
aoerture on the SB-30. C
. For details, refer to your camera and lens instructionmanuals. -+(IJ
c)
Readingthe aperture on the camera's LCD panel or in the viewfinder o_r )
. Lock the lens aperture at its minimum, and after composing the picture by zooming in or a
out, read the aperture appearing on the camera's LCD panel or in the viewfinder. COCI
Readingthe apertureusing the scale on the lens
o After zooming in or out to select the appropriate composition, read the aperture in the
following way:
At wideangle zoom settings, read the aperture value at the green index (or line).
At telephoto settings, read the aperture value at the yellow index (or dot).
At intermediate settings, read the aperture value between the two indexes.
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Manual flash mode
The SB-30'sflashoutputlevelcan be set manuallyat M1i1, M1/8,or M1132.Inthe Manualmooe,
you must determinethe correctexposureby calculationusing a combinationof the guide numoer,
shootingdistance,and lens aperture.
o lf the camera'sexposuremodeis set to otherthanAperture-PriorityAuto(A) or Manual(M),the shutter may
not be released,depending on the cameras in use
Guide number (r/ft.) andand ISO
ISO sensitivity 25 50 100 200 400 800 1600
M1/1 8126 11136 16152 z z l t z 321105 451148 641210
Flash output level M1/8 2.819 4113 5.6/18 8126 I t / J o 16152 22t72
M1t32 1.414.6 2t6.6 2.819.2 4t13 5.6i18 8t26 11/36
M1/'l 5/16 7.1t23 10/33 14t46 20t66 28192 40t131
Flash output level M1/8 1.8/5.9 2.518.2 3.5/11 5/16 7.1123 10/33 14146
(withwide-flashadapterinplace) M1t32 0.9/3 1.3t4.3 1.8/5.9 2.5t8.2 3.5/11 5/16 7.1t23
. To obtain the coJrectexposure,use the followingequationsto determinethe apertureand guide numberto match the
f lashshootingdistance.
f/stop (aperture)= Guide number (GN) + Shootingdistance(m/ft)
_ Guide number(GN; = 4put,rre x Shootingdistance (m/ft)
. For examPle,when shooting? subjectat a distanceof 2 5m (8.2 ft), bt an ISO sensitivityof 400 and a lens apertureof t12.8: Guide number= 2.8 x 2.5 = 7 (in meters)or 2.8 x 8.2 = approx.23 (in feet).-
ThereforeM1/Bis the correctflashoutputlevelwith the widejlash adaoterin orace.
r Likewise,when shootinga.subjectat a distanceof 4m (13 ft.),at an ISO sensitivityof 400 and M1/1flashoutputlevel
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Wireless slave flash shooting
In this section,the SB-30is used as a slaveflash unit that startsand stops firing in sync with the master
Speedlightmountedon the cameraor the camera'sbuilt-inSpeedlight.With the SB-30,the following
types of wirelessslaveflash shootingcan be performed.
o The Standbyfunctiondoes not work if the Mode selectordial is set to the Wirelessslaveflash mode.
Take care that the power remainson and is consuming.
Shooting a distant subiect using cameras such as the COOLPIXthat have a built-in Speedlight (p.22)
By placing the camera and the SB-30 side-by-side to fire the SB-30 in sync with the built-in S-peedlighi - you can illuminate a distant subject, creating possible a picture not when using the built-in flash by
itself.
Using the sB-30 as a slave flash unit placed away from the camera (p.24)
In multipleflash,when the SB-30is used awayfrom the camera,you can createmore natural-looking
pictureswith sufficientilluminationthroughoutthe picture.
Softening shadows casl on the wall by the master flash unit or lightening the background (p. 26)
By usingthe SB-30at full (M1/1)output,you can eliminateunattractiveshadowsor light6nthe
backgroundto createmore natural-lookingpictures.
Muftiple flash operation using the infrared remote commander (p.27)
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Takingflash pictures with the COOLPIX ' " -s: 'rl'i+
I lvlakethe necessary settings on the camera as with a normal Speedlight.
2 Setthe SB-30's Mode selector dial to Wireless slave flash (A).
.In wirelessslave flash shooting,exposurecompensationusing the SB-30'sExposurecompensation.
switchis not possible.In this case, make exposurecompensationon the camera.
I'3 c.a Checkthe aperture and flash shooting distance, then shoot. (U
I . Pressthe Standbyresumebutton/Slaveflash firing cancel buttonto avoid accidentalfiring in sync o_Lc)
I withother Speedlights.The SB-30will not fire, while this buttonis pressed. o
Takingflash picturesusingfilm-basedSLRscameras .9a(U
I Setthe master Speedlight,eilher the built-in Speedlightor one mounted on the camera, to fire. m
. Be sure to cancel the masterflash unit'sMonitorPreflash(p. 21).
2 Usethe SB-30 as the slave llash unit and set it to the Wireless slave flash (A) mode.
r In wirelessslaveflash shooting,exposurecompensationusing the SB-30'sExposurecompensation
switchis not possible.In this case, make exposurecompensationon the camera.
3 Checkthe aperture and flash shooting distance, then shoot.
. Pressthe'standbyresumebutton/5aveflash tiring cancel buttonto avoid accidentalfiring in sync
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Takingflash plctures
I Makethe necessarysettings on the camera as with a normal Speedlight.
2 Setthe SB-30's Mode selector dial to Wireless slave flash (A).
. Inwirelessslaveflash shooting,exposurecompensationusingthe SB-30'sExposurecompensationswitch
is not possible.In this case, makeexposurecompensationon the camera. co
3 Setthe master Speedlight'sflash mode to TTL auto tlash. (6
. Besureto cancelthe masterSpeedlight'sMonitorPreflash(p. 21). c)o_
. lf MonitorPreflashcannotbe canceled.set the flash mode to otherthan the TTL auto llash mode. ' oOa
. TheD-TTLauto flash mode is not possiblewith the SB-30.With DigitalSLRScameras,set the flash mode to
Non-TTLauto flash or Auto Apertureflash. (Um
I Checkthe aperture and llash shooting distance, then shoot.
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Softeningthe shadows cast on the wall by the masterflash unit
or lighteningthe background
Setthe SB-30'sMode selectordialto Wirelessslave
f lash(M),and the Speedlightwillf ire at M 1i1 output,
allowtngyou to elinrinateshadowsor lrghtenthe
backgroundfor creatingrnorenatural-looking
prctures Wnff
. The rnaximurnshootingdistanceof the master
Speedlight'slightsensoris approx 40m (131ft ) Shadows
Taking flash pictures ( .r\,
1 Use the SB-30as the slaveflashunitand set it to i(,t' ! ';-{| ,/\ -'.-. [ \ / e i n q r r h i o n t +a the Wirelessslaveflash(M) mode. Slave f l a s h
2 Determinethe correctexposureusingthe flash-to- u n i t 1 S B - 3 0
subjectdistanceand apertureset on the cameraor
lens,then shoot.
. Referto "Manualf lashmode"on page 1B
. To elir-ninateshadowssuch as thosecast on the C a m e r a : A l l S L R s c a m e r a s
wall,use a lensaoerturethatmakesthe M a s t e r f l a s h u n r t Scamerap e e d l i org h thetm o camera'su n t e d o n tbuilt-inh e
illunrrnationon the walloverexoosedbv the S p e e d l i g h t
equivalentof at least+2 stops
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Close-upflash operation from approx. 0.3 to 1m (1 to 3.3 ft.) with the
built-in wide-flash adapter
Withthe SB-30attachedto the camera'saccessoryshoe, close-upflash shootingcan be performed.
o Be sureto usethe built-inwidejlashadapterwhentakingclose-upflashphotographs.
r Vignettingmayoccurin close-upflashshootingwhenusinga largediameterlens,lenshood,etc.
I Set the SB-30's Mode selectordial to lfil.
o Withcamerasincompatiblewiththe TTLautoflashmode.setthe dialto the Non-TTLautoflashor
Manualflashmode.
2 Set the camera'sexposuremode, meteringsystem,sync mode,shutterspeed,etc.
o Theready-lightin the camera'sviewfinderblinksto warnyou thatthe settingson the cameraare notcorrect
and TTLautoflashis not possible.In thiscase,checkthe camera'ssettings.
3 Set the wide-flashadapterin place by pullingit up.
. Takecarethatthe blackinfraredfilterdoesnotobscurethe frontof the flashadapter.
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{ Whentaking close-ups where the subiect is less than approx. O.4m(1.3 ft.), tilt the flash head down.
' Tiltthe tlash head down to 50owhentaking a subjectcloserthan O.4m(1.3 ft.) to illuminatethe subject
sufficiently.
5 Usethe table "Determiningthe aperture and flash shooting distance range (m/ft.)" (p. t5) to determine co
the properaperture, and set the same aperture on the camera. (s
o In the Non-TTLauto flash mode, set the same apertureon the SB-30'sMode selectordial as well. oo- o
0 Checkthat the SB-30's ready-lightis on, then shoot.
r Referto page 13, if the ready-lightinsidethe camera,sviewfinderblinksaftershooting. Eooco
Built-inwide-flash adapter rc
r lhe widejlash adapter can also be used in other than close-up flash shooting.
I Theangleof coverageof the SB-30matchesa 28mm lens.The built-inwidejlash adapter increases
theangleto match a 17mm lens.The guide number decreasesfrom 16/52to 1O/33(lSO 100, m/ft)
' Whenusing a 17mm lens with the built-inwide{lash adapter in place, the distancebetweenthe
cameraand.subject becomes increasinglypronouncedfrom the centerof the frame to the periphery,c
F s0the peripheralarea might not be sufficienilyilluminatedin certaincases.
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Exposure compensation
Adjustingthe SB-30'sflashoutputis possibleby usingthe Exposurecompensationswitchwhen the
Mode selectordial is set to Non-TTLauto, Ml132,or M1/8.
Set the Exposurecompensationswitchto +1/2 positionto make the main subjectbrighter,or to -112lo
makethe subjectdarker.
WithCOOLPIXcameras,you can adjustthe flashoutputby checkingthe brightnessof the imageson
the monitor,then reshoot.
Exposure compensation switch
+112= Increasesthe flashoutputby +112EVto make the subjectbrighter
0: No compensation.Set the switchto zero (0) when no exposure
+1120 -112 compensationis desired.
-112= Decreasesthe flash output by -112EV to make the subject darker
o Making exposure compensation using the switch is not possible, if the Mode selector dial is set to the TTL
auto flash, M1/1, or Wirelessslave mode.
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Troubleshooting
Use the followingchart to determinethe cause of the problem beforeyou take your Speedlightto a
Nikonservicecenterfor repair.
Problem Possiblecause Reference/remedy
The ready-light does The battery is replaced while the power switch is set Installingthe battery(p 6)
not light up. to ON or the STBYposition.
The battery is not correctlyinstalled. lnstallingthe battery(p 6)
Batterypower is weak. lnstallingthe battery(p 6)
The standby functionis activatedand operating. Turningthe power ON/OFFand
the Standbyfunction(p 7)
The batteryterminalsor SB-30'sbatterycontacts Cleanthe terminalsor contacts
are dirty.
The ready-lightblinks The shootingdistance is out of the availableflash Determiningthe apertureand
for approx. 1.5 sec. shootingdistancerange. flash shootingdistancerange
afterfiring. (m/ft.)(p 15)
The ready-light takes a Batterypower is weak. Installingthe battery(p 6)
long time to light up. The batterygeneratesheat due to continuousfiring. Wait until the SB-30 cools off.
The shuttercannotbe The Mode selectordial is set to Non-TTLauto or Manual, Non-TTLautoflashmode(p. 16)
released,althoughthe and camera'sexposuremode is set to Programmed Manualflashmode (p. 1B)
ready-lightcomes on. Auto or Shutter-PriorityAuto.
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Specifications
Electronic construction Mode selector dial
AutomaticInsulatedGate BipolarTransistor(IGBT)and Four positionsprovided:TTL auto flash,Non-TTLauto
seriescircuitry {!ash(4 steps),Manualflash (3 steps),Wirelessslave
Battery flash (A or M)
One 3V lithiumbattery(CR123Aor DL123A) Ready-light
Guide number (lSO 100, m/ft.) Lightsup when SB-30is recycledand readyto fire.
16152at 28mm angle of coverage(withoutwide-flash Blinkswhen flashfiresat its maximiq output,indicating
adapter) light may have been insufficient(in TTL auto flash,Non-
10/33at 17mmangle of coverage(withwide{lash TTL auto flash modes)The ready-lightinsidethe camera's
adapterin place) viewfinderblinkswhen the camerasettingsare not
Angle of coverage correctin TTL auto flash mode,
Coversthe pictureangle of 28mm lens (withoutwide{lash Standby_resumebutton/Slaveflash firing cancel button
adapter) TurnsSB-30on again afterit entersstand.bystate.
Coversthe pictureangle of 17mm lens (withwide{lash PreventsSB-30fr6m firingaccidentallyin siaveilash
adapterin place) ooeration.
Power switch Flash duration
Three positionsprovided:OFF/ON/STBY 112BOOsec. at M1/1output
ON/STBYposition:Poweris turnedon. D i m e n s i o n s ( W x H x D )
STBYposition:the SB-30 automaticallyturns itselfoff to Approx.58.5x 83.5x 36 mm (2.3x 3.3 x 1.4in.) conserve (without batterywhen flash unit is not used for approx. Weight battery) 40 sec. Approx. 929 (3.2 oz.'1 :
Recycling times and number of flashes
Minimumrecyclingtime:Approx.4 sec. (whenfiredat
M1/1outputusing a fresh battery)
No. of flashes:Approx.250 times (whenfired at M1/1 All performancedata and specificationsare applicablewhena
outputusinga fresh battery) freshbatteryis used at normaltemperatures(20"C/68"F).
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