Metz MECABLITZ 15 MS-1 digital User Manual download pdf (Page 71)

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above 60 seconds. If you do not use

the flash unit for a prolonged period,

you should remove the batteries from

the unit.

2.2 Insertion and replacement of

batteries

• Turn off the flash unit via the main

switch  .

• Slide the battery compartment cover

 at the bottom of the flash unit

and fold it open.

• Insert the batteries in the accordan-

ce with the symbols on the inside of

the battery compartment cover.

When inserting batteries, ensure that

the polarity is correct and matches

the symbols in the battery compart-

ment. Inserting the batteries in the

wrong direction can destroy the flash

unit! Always replace all batteries

simultaneously, and make sure that

batteries are the same brand and

have the same capacity. Flat or dead

batteries should not be disposed of

with ordinary household waste. Help

protect the environment, and dispose

of flat/dead batteries at the appro-

priate collection points.

• Close battery compartment cover 

and slide against the housing.

2.3 Installation /Deinstallation

Carefully screw an adapter ring of the

appropriate size into the filter thread

of the objective.

Recommendation: Only use internal

focusing objectives! Note, with exter-

nal focusing objectives you must per-

form the focusing manually. The risk

of damage to the flash unit due to

the weight of the objective or of the

adjusting motor cannot be ruled out.

Press both the release buttons  on

the flash unit, keep them pressed, and

at the same time insert the flash unit

up to the stopper on the adapter ring

of the objective.

When the release buttons  are rele-

ased, the flash unit is held on the

adapter ring by four snap-in clips.

Make sure that the flash unit is secu-

rely locked in place on the adapter

ring. When the camera and the flash

unit are combined, always hold the

combination by the camera and

never by the flash unit.

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