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Vivitar 202 Flash Unit User manual
User manual for Vivitar 202 Flash Unit. 7 pages in German. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Vivitar
- Model / document
- Vivitar 202 Flash Unit
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- German
- Pages
- 7
- File size
- 1.0 MB
- Category
- Flashes & lighting
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VivitarEorporation a subsidiaryot'PonderE<Best,lnc. Vivitan
USA/Japan/W. Germany automaticelectronicflash
Corporateoffices: Ponder & Best, Inc.
Santa Monica, Ca.90406 USA Model 2O2
11/72 Printed in Japan Owner'sManualView original page 1Page 3 · Read text
First,insert the batteries Formthe capacitor
l-Remove the BatteryCompartmentCover@ When the flash is new or when it has not been
by applyingupprd pressureto the centerof the used for a long period of time, the capacitormay
CalculatorDial@ and slidingthe coveraway lose some 0f its abilityto store electricity.To
fromthe bodyof the unit. re-build or "reform" the capacitor,insertthe
batteriesin the flash and slide the On-Off Switch2-lnsert four 1.5vAA Alkalinebatteriesin the
compartmentnotingcorrectpolarity.Correct @ to the RED (On) position.Fire the flash by _ pressingthe Ready Light/Open Flash Buttonbatterypositioningis indicatedin the battery @.
compartment. Repeatthis about 5 times allowingthe Ready Light to glow 5 to 10 seconds after each flash.
Caution:Bewareof bargains!Best resultsand
performanceto specificationsare basedon the Atiach your flash to the camerauseof 1.5vAA Alkalinecells.
3-To replacethe cover,slidethe lip of the Battery 1-lnsert the MountingShoe intothe accessory @
CompartmentCoverintothe backof the unit and clip on the camera.
pressdownon the CalculatorDial untilthe cover 2-lt your camerais equippedwith a Hot Shoe,itsnapssecurelyin place. is not necessaryto use the detachablePC Cord.
Nofe:The batteriesshouldbe replacedwhen the Onceattachedto the camera,the flashis fully
recycletime exceedsthirtysecondsor when no synchronizedto the camerathroughthe contacts
soundcan be heardwhenthe unit is turnedon. in the shoe.View original page 3Page 5 · Read text
3-lf your camerais not equippedwith a Hot 3-Set the corregtASA or DIN f ilm speed on the
Slroe,plug the pointqdend of the PC Sych.Cord CalculatorDial @. The ASA or DIN film speed can
intothl Socket @ on the flash.Plugthe other be found in the data sheet that comes packed@
end of the cord intothe flashterminalon the with your film.
camerausingthe terminalmarked"X". lf an "X" Exampte:For Kodachromell, set the ASA (DlN)terminalis not provided,set the camerasynchroni- mark to 25 (15). For film speedsnot engravedonzationswitchto "X". (Referto your camera the CalculatorDial,estimatethe ASA or DINinstructionsfor specificinformationregarding positionon the dial and adjustthe dial accordingly.yourcamera'sflashsynchronization.)
4-Read the f-stop indicatedoppositethe BLUE
Get readyto shoot . . . automaticalfy triangleon the CalculatorDial.Set your lens to
this f-stop.
l-Set the Auto/ManualControlSr,vitch@ tor Note: Correctauto f-stop settingsfor most popularautomaticoperation.The Sensor($ shouldbe film speedsare listedin the Specifications.visiblefromthe frontof the flashunit.
2-Set the camerashutterspeedto 1/60, 5-Slide the on-off switch to the RED (on) @
1/30 9;' "f,"- position.Focus camera.Take the picturewhen
the Ready Light glows.Note;You shouldreferto your camerainstructions
for the properspeedsettingfor electronicflash. Your flash unit will automaticallygive you a perfect
exposureof any subject between3 and 11 feet A
from the flash withoutfurtherf-stop adjustments.p www.orphancameras.comView original page 5Page 7 · Read text
Specifications General
ECPS(Beam CandlePowerSeconds): 700
Manual Operation RecycleTime:4 seconds,approx.;(Recycletimes
Guidenumbers(ASA-Feet): are basedon fully chargedbatteries.Recycling
ASAfilmspeed25 64 80 100125160200400800 takeslongeras the batteriesdrain.)
FfashGuideNo.30 45 55 60 65 . 75 85 120170 Ftashduration(approx.):1/1000second(manual);
1/1000to 1/30,000second(Automatic)
Guidenumbers(DlN-Meters): Colortemperature:6000' Kelvin
DINfilmspeed15 19 20 21 22 23 24 27 30 Angleof illumination(s):55" horizontal,55o vertical
FlashGuideNo. 9 14 16 18 19 22 25 36 5l Operating positions:Vertical
Powersources.'4 AA 1.5vAlkalinebatteries
Automatlc Operation F/ashesper set of batteries:400*
Autof-stopsettings: Camera/ElectronicFlashsynchronization
FilmSpeeds:ASA25 64 80 100t25 160200400800 connection(s):Hot Shoe,PC Synch.Cord
DIN15 19 20 2L 22 23 24 27 30 Weightwith batteries;9 oz. (257 gr.)
Autof-stop 2.8 4 4.5 5.6 6.3 11 16 Dimensions.'13/a"x 25/a"x 31/s"
(35mmx67mmx79mm)Automaticoperatingrange;3 ft. to 11 ft.
(.9mto 3.4m) Accessoriesincluded:DetachablePC Synch.Cord
Auto SensorMeasuringAngle: 15"
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