Nikon Andere-Fernsteuerung: When the MC-36 Is Not in Use

When the MC-36 Is Not in Use: Nikon Andere-Fernsteuerung

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Control Panel

Control Panel

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Parts of the MC-36 (2/3)

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Selection cursor ............................................... 10–11

Timer display ............................................. 10–13, 15

Lock indicator ................................................................7

Low battery indicator ...............................................6

TIMER ACTIVE indicator ............................... 12–13

Speaker on/off indicator ................................9, 11

SET indicator ............................................... 8, 10–12

RELEASE indicator .................................. 12–13, 15

Number of shots ................................................9–13

* The illustration inside the front cover shows

the control panel with all elements lit. In the

other illustrations throughout this manual,

elements relevant to the explanation in the

accompanying text are shown in black. Indi-

cators not mentioned in the text are shown

in gray.

Inserting Batteries

Inserting Batteries

Slide the battery-chamber cover () from the

back of the MC-36 and insert two AAA 1.5 V

LR03 alkaline batteries (available separately)

as shown.

The Low Battery Indicator ( )

The low battery indicator () will blink when the

batteries are low. Ready spare batteries.

Replacing Batteries

Replacing Batteries

When replacing batteries:

1 Check that the TIMER ACTIVE” () and RE

LEASE” () indicators are not displayed (see

right).

2 Turn the camera off and disconnect the MC-36.

3 Remove the batteries.

4 Wait until the control panel has gone out and

insert new batteries.

When the MC-36 Is Not in Use

When the MC-36 Is Not in Use

The MC-36 is not equipped with an off switch.

To reduce the drain on the batteries when the

MC-36 is not in use, end shooting and check

that the TIMER ACTIVE” (), “SET” (), and RE

LEASE” () indicators are not displayed (see

right). The drain on the batteries increases

when these indicators are fl ashing.