Users Manual

FCC ID: 2ACYPMC-36R

Users Manual

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Remote Cord Instruction.Manual


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To prevent damage to your product or injury product to manufacturer for inspection. mediately and take the device to a —autho— rized to yourself or to others, read the follow—ing service representative for inspection, taking care safety precautions in their entirety before to avoid burns. Continued operation could result AKeep dry using this equipment. Keep thesesafety in— in injury. Do not handle with wet hands or immerse in or structions where all those who use this equip— expose to water or rain. Failure to observe this A Do not expose to high temperatures ment will read them. precaution could result in fire or electric shock. Do not leave the device in a closed vehicle under The consequences that could result from the sun or in other areas subject to extremely high ALDo not use in the presence of flammable gas failure to observe the precautions listed in this temperatures. Failure to observe this precaution Failure to observe this precaution could result in section are indicated by the following symbol: could result in fire or in damage to the casing or explosion or fire. This icon marks warnings, information that internal parts. should be read before using this product to &Keep out of reach of children AObserve precaution when handling batteries prevent possible injury. This device contains small parts which may pose a Batteries may leak or explode if improperly han— choking hazard. Consult a physician immediately died. Observe the following precautions when Do not disassemble or modify if a child swallows any part of this device. Failure to observe this precaution could result in handling batteries for use in this device: Turn off immediately in the event of malfunction + Use only batteries listed in this manual. Do not electric shock or product malfunction. Should Should you notice smoke or an unusual smell mix old and new batteries or batteries of differ— the product break open as the result of a fall or coming from this device, remove the battery im— ent types. other accident, remove the batteries and take the



Display Panel® Inserting Batteries Replacing Batteries @ functional cursor Slide the battery—chamber cover (@) from the When replacing batteries: @ Show time back of the MC:366 and insert two AAA 1.5V 1Check that the ‘THMER ACTIVE" (@) and ‘re@@llii @ Lock indicator LRO3 alkaline batteries {available separately) LEASE" (@) indicators are not displayed. @ ow battery indicator as shown. @ TIMER ACTIVEindicator 2 Turn the camera off and disconnect the MC—36b @ Speaker on/off indicator 3 Remove the batteries. @ SETindicator 4 Wait until the control panel has gone out and @ RELEASE"indicator insert new batteries € Numberof shots When the MC3 is Not in Use * The ilustration inside the front cover shows The MC—36bis not equipped with an off switch. the control panet with all elements lit. In the other illustrations throughout this manual, To reduce the drain on the batteries whenthe elements relevant to the explanation in the MC—36b is not in use, end shooting and check accompanying text are shown in black. Incli— that the "TIMER ACTIVE" (@), ‘SET" (@), and "RE— cators not mentioned in the text are shown [BZ] The low battery Indicator((C—2MD LEASE" (@) indicators are not displayed in gray the low battery indicator (@) will biink whenthe The drain on the batteries increases batteries are low. Please replace the battery when these indicators are flashing

The "TIMER ACTIVE""5ET" and "RELEASE*indicators Lighting/Lock Button 1Turn the camera off w moum i Press the lighting /lock button (@)) briefly to 2Check that the ‘TIMER ACTIVE" (@) and "RE— activate the control panel backlight. The back— LEASE(@) indlicators are not displayed. light will remain Iit for about six seconds; press— 3 Remove the Remote cord socket termial cover noucue imm ing the arrow button (@) while the backlight is from the camera. By connecting the camera dredieecescuces on extends the timer for another six seconds shutter, and will shutter plug (D)The camera Timer active (page 11); press TM~ To lock all controls except the shutter—re— firmly connected. Times ACHVE ER START/STOP button (@)) lease (@) and Lighting /lock buttons, press Settings can be madified (page the illuminator tock button until the lock icon SET 7); press SEbutton (@) is displayed in the control panel. To release RELEASE Manual release active (page 14); the lockPlease press the lighting/lock button until (TIMER release shutter—release button the lock icon is no longer displayed. ACTIVE not (®); if button is in HOLP position, flashing) Irelease shutter—release lock} PeRIvosun - Disconnecting the MC—36b After checking that the ‘TIMER ACTIVE® (@) and RE— LEASE" (@) indicators are not displayed, turn the camera off and disconnect the MC:36b. Replace the Remote cord socket terminal cover.

The MC—366 functions as. 1. Adjust Camera Settings 2. Set the Timer + An automatic timer (pp.7—13). Choose the de— 1.1Connect the MC—36b (pg. 6) and turn the 2.1Press the §ET button (@). "SET" will flash in tay (time before shooting starts), exposure camera on the display panel. time, interval, and number of shots for timed 1.2Adjust camera settings as follows (see the interval photography. Shutter speed can be camera manual for details): selected with the camera if desired (pg. 13) manual +A manual release (pg. 14). Take photographs u manually using the shutter—release button on theMC—36b. Photographs can be taken manu— AF—C (continuous—servo autofo— ally even when the timer is running snn en Mamenus $ (single frame * Select ‘release priority"if available TheMC—36bcan be connected to the camnera af— ter the timer has been set 7


Timed Photography(3/7) Setting the Timer Delay (time until shooting starts) lUse the arrow button to set the timer. Press left or right to select, up or down Hour Minute to change. The current selection is in— Pemomen Adjust dicated by the selection cursor (@). nn settings 3 ul ) Press SET (@) at any time to complete the opera— tion and display the new setrings for the selected item. To view other settings, press the arrow but— Eemimcop ton left orright. The current selection is indicated by the selection cursor (@). Press the SET button Setting araman» vdou Go complete to edit the current setting as described above »[ d

Timed Photography(4/7) Eols use uend E Minute Second Hour Minute Second Pm .on O nm ‘. 1 ~ub in w m m in 10

Timed Photography(5/7) P Setting the Timer 2.3 After adjusting all settings as desired, press 3. Start the Timer To ensure correct operation, choose an interval at the SET button (@®) to put the new settings Press the TIMER START/STOP button (@)). The least one second longer than the exposure time. into effect. timer will issue a beep—(speakers in the open timer will start and "TIMER ACTIVE"(@) will fash m When using autofocus, set the delay to two sec— drumsnes.and the "SET" indicator will go out. in the Show panel. Between shots, the con— onds or more and choose an interval at least two trol panel will show the time remaining until seconds longer than the exposure time to ensure Pebviteolen the next photograph is taken. Two second Focus mm that the camera has time to focus. When using output, focus and the release oflight—greenlight. long exposure noise reduction (available with some digital cameras), the interval should be at While the shutter is open, the Show least twice the exposure time. Intervals of 00:00:00 will automatically be re— The new settings will remain in effect until panel will show the time remaining until the set to 00:00:01 when the SET button (@®) is pressed changed or until the batteries are removed shutter closes, and the release lamp and "RE— to put settings into effect. or exhausted. LEASE" indicator (@) will flash at one—second To set the number of shots to = = (unlimited), intervals. Focus and the release indicator Lianghong select 1 and press the arrow button (@) down or Deng. If the speaker is turned on, the timer will be select 399 and press the arrow button up. issued one second intervals for the beeps, each take a picture, the remaining number of shots will be updated. 1

Timed Photography(6/7) Show Panel Display (Timer Active) When that did not open the 4. End Shooting shutter: shots: Time remaining Shooting will end automatically when the se— DELAY LONG INTVL N J until next shot lected number of shots has been taken. To end an.am coy While shutteris open: Time remain— shooting before all photographs have been d d * L LK 2 ing until shutter closes taken, press the TIMER START/STOP button (@®)). Flashes while timer is active TIMER ACTIVE [ i2 RELEAS Number of shots remaining Flashes while shutter is open The Speaker and Release Lamp The following iflustration shows when a beep will sound (@) and the release lamp flash (Q) with a delay of 5s, an exposure time of 4s, and an interval of § s. Loudspeakers : Light green The red indicator light : Focus output | The release of output 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1415 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27

theCamera to Seiect ShutterSpeed [ Ysing theTimes o take raphs at the shutter selected with the ca adjust settings as follows: Before using the timer for extended periods, {manual) or $ (shutter—priority auto check that the batteries have enough charge. Re— place the batteries when the low battery indicator (T—IB flashes in the show panel (@) (continuous—servo ocus) or M (manual) ame} s onger than camera shutter s ect ‘release priority if available. using autofocus, chopse an interval at least two seconds longer than the camera shutter to allow the cammera time to focus. When using long exposure noise reduction {available with so digital cameras}, choose an interval at least double the camera shutter speed 13

Manual Release The MC—36b shutter—release button (@) func And the display will show the shutter has The MC:36b shutter—release button can be used tions in much the same way as the camera opened the time. when no batteries are inserted. The Show pan— E shutter—release button To keep the shutter—release button ful— el will remain off and no beep will sound. ly pressed for buib photography, slide the 1. Adjust Camera Settings The shutter—release button can be used to re— button to the HOLD position.. Slide it in the Connect the MC—36b (pg.6) and turn the lease the shutter manuaily while the timer is ac— opposite direction to release the lock. camera on. Choose exposure mode, shut— tive, Timer count—down (Package so display panels~ ter speed, focus mode, and shooting mode focus and the release of the indicator Ight and beep).contin— as desired ues during manual release. If a manual release overlaps with an automnatic release, the shutter 2, Take Pictures will remain open until both exposure times have 2.1 Press theMC—36b shutter—release button (©) expired halfway and check focus and exposure, 2.2 Release the button to end shooting. Focus and the release of bright green light. And then click to complete their photographs. When the shutter opens, Focus and the release indicator Lianghong Dengevery one second camera issued a beep, the "RELEASE® indicator (@) will flash, and 14

Check the camera battery level and number @@ not dmp The product may maifunction if sub— A note on electrontcally—controlled devices: in extreme— of exposures remaining before using the MC— jected to strong shocks or vibration. ly rare instances, unusual characters may appear 36b (see the camera manual for details) The in the Show panel and the device may stop Keep dry: This product is not waterproof and may timer will continue to operate even when no functioning. in most cases, this phenomenon is malfunction if immersed in water or exposed to pictures can be recorded due to low battery, caused by a strong external static charge. Turn high levels of humnidity. Rusting of the internal lack or film or memory, or lack of space in the the camera off, disconnect the MC—36b, remove mechanism can cause irreparable damage. the batteries, and then replace them once the memory buffer (digital cameras only). An AC Avoid sudden changes in temperature: Sudden chang— control panel has turned off. Caution is required adapter {(available separately) is recommended es in temperature, such as occur when entering or when handling the batteries, which may be hot for longer sessions. leaving a heated building on a cold day, can cause from use. in the event of continued malfunction, Some cameras have an AF activation contact your retailer or representative. condensation inside the device. To prevent con— option that determines whether the camera densation, place the device in a carrying case or a will focus when the shutter—release button is Display panel: LCD displays tend to darken at plastic bag before exposing it to sudden changes pressed halfway (see the camera manual for high temperatures and exhibit stower response in temperature. times at low temperatures. This does not indicate details). Enable shutter—release button AF—ac— Keep away from strong magnetic fields: Strong static a malfunction. tivation when using the MC—36b charges or the electromagnetic felds produced Please note that the timer is less accurate by equipment such as radio transmitters could than most watches or household clocks. — interfere with the device. 15

Nikon,. Canon . Sony,. Samsung.,. Matsushita,. Peheax,. C Konica Minclta, etc. s to 5 5 tQ 5 S to 5 7 == wo AAA 1.5V two contimnuous at exposure min. Use of the illuminator will reduce 20—+50 °C (—4—+] 15 x40x l&mm (6.1 x 1.6%


FCC ID: 2ACYPMC-36R This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment。 Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: —Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. —Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. —Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. —Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.


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