Vivitar 202 Bedienungsanleitung

llr o1 ?a

Vivitar

Eorporation

asubsidiary

ot'

PonderE<Best,lnc.

USA/Japan/W.

Germany

Corporate

offices:Ponder

& Best,

Inc.

Santa

Monica,

Ca.90406

USA

11/72Printed

in Japan

Vivitan

automatic

electronic

flash

Model 2O2

Owner'sManual

AND

WELCOME

now

enjoying

Vivitar

electronicflash.

Vivitar

Model

2O2

and

wewish

youmany

the ever-increasing

number

of photographers

know

that

you

willenjoy

yournew

years

of picture

taking

fun.

Description

of Parts

Battery

Compartment

Cover

Calculator

Dial

ReadyLig

ht/

Open

Flash

Button

On-OffSwitch

Syncn.

CordSocket

Auto/

Manual

ControlSwitch Detachable

Shoe PC

Synch.

Sensor Mounting

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First,

insert

thebatteries

l-Remove theBattery

CompartmentCover

byapplyingupprd pressure

tothecenterof

the

Calculator

Dial

@ and

slidingthecoveraway

fromthe

bodyof

the

unit.

2-lnsert four

1.5vAAAlkaline

batteriesinthe

compartment

noting

correct

polarity.

Correct

battery

positioning

isindicatedinthe

battery

com

partment.

Caution:

Bewareofbargains!Best

resultsand

performance

tospecifications

are

basedonthe

use

1.5v

Alkaline

cells.

3-To replacethe

cover,slidethelip

ofthe

Battery

CompartmentCoverintothe

backofthe

unitand

press

down

the

CalculatorDial

untilthe

cover

snapssecurelyin

place.

Nofe:

Thebatteries

shouldbereplaced

whenthe

recycletime

exceedsthirty

secondsorwhen

sound

can

heard

whentheunitisturned

on.

Formthecapacitor

Whentheflashis new

orwhen

it has

not

been

used

fora long

period

oftime,

thecapacitormay

losesome0f its

abilityto storeelectricity.

re-build

or "reform"

the

capacitor,insertthe

batteriesintheflash

andslidethe

On-OffSwitch

@ to theRED

(On)position.

Firethe

flash

by_

pressing

the ReadyLight/Open

FlashButton

Repeat

thisabout

5 times

allowingtheReadyLight

to glow

5 to 10

seconds

aftereach

flash.

Atiachyourflashto thecamera

1-lnsert theMounting

Shoe

@ intotheaccessory

cliponthecamera.

2-lt your

camera

isequippedwith

a Hot

Shoe,it

isnot

necessarytousethe

detachablePC

Cord.

Onceattachedtothe

camera,theflash

fully

synchronized

the

camerathrough

thecontacts

intheshoe.

3-lf your

camera

notequipped

with

a Hot

Slroe,

plug

the

pointqd

endofthe

Sych.Cord

@ intothl Socket

@ on

the

flash.Plugthe

other

endofthecordintothe

flash

terminal

onthe

camerausingthe

terminal

marked

"X". lf

"X"

terminalisnot

provided,

setthe

camerasynchroni-

zation

switchto "X". (Refer

toyour

camera

instructions

for

specificinformation

regarding

your

camera'sflash

synchronization.)

Get

ready

toshoot

...automaticalfy

l-Set the

Auto/Manual

Control

Sr,vitch

@ tor

automatic

operation.The

Sensor($ should

visiblefromthe

front

theflash

unit.

2-Set the

camerashutterspeedto 1/60,

1/309;'

"f,"-

Note;You

shouldreferto

your

camerainstructions

for

the

proper

speedsetting

for

electronicflash.

3-Set the

corregt

ASAor DINfilm

speed

on the

CalculatorDial

@. The

ASAor DINfilm

speed

can

found

inthe

datasheet

thatcomes

packed

with

your

film.

Exampte:

ForKodachromell, setthe

ASA(DlN)

markto 25(15).

Forfilm

speedsnot

engraved

the

CalculatorDial,estimate

the

ASAor DIN

position

onthe

dialand

adjustthe

dialaccordingly.

4-Read the

f-stopindicated

oppositetheBLUE

triangle

onthe

CalculatorDial.

Set

your

lensto

thisf-stop.

Note:

Correct

autof-stop

settingsfor most

popular

film

speedsarelisted

inthe

Specifications.

5-Slide the

on-off switch

@ tothe RED

(on)

position.

Focus

camera.

Takethe picture

when

theReadyLight

glows.

Yourflash

unit

willautomatically

giveyou

a perfect

exposure

of anysubject

between

3 and 11feet A

fromtheflash

withoutfurther

f-stop

adjustments.

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Manual

operation

When

you

wishto

use

your

Vivitar202

the

manualmode

(for

example,

pictures

beyondthe

autoflash

range,fill-in-f

lash,

etc.)

l-Set the

Auto/Manual

Controt

Switch

@,totnt

manual

("M") position.

2-Set thecorregt

ASAor DINfilm speed

on the

CalculatorDial

3-Focus your

camera

and

estimate

the

distance

from

theflash

tothesubject.

You

canusually

this

"by eye"oryou can refer

to the

distance

indicated

onthe

camera

lens

barrelafter

focusing.

4-Read thef-stopindicated

oppositethe

distance

scaleonthe

CalculatorDialandsetthis

f-stop

your

cameralens.

Example:lfyou are7 feet

fromyoursubject

and

you

areusingKodachrome

ll (ASA

25),

setthe

lens

f-stop

tof4.

After

you're

finishedshooting

Batteries-lf

you're

not

going

touse

your

flash

unit

for

severalweeksorifthebatteriesappear

weak,remove

thebatteries.

This

isa "just-in-case"

precaution

inthe

event

the

batteries

leak.

Letlt Glow!-Do not

discharge

(flash)your

unit

before

putting

away.

Just

turn

theunitoff./t's

bettertoleave

theReadyLight

glowing.

The

time

you

use

it,

your

flashwill

"reform"

faster

andthis

procedure

will

ensurethelonglife

your

equipment.

Specifications

Manual

Operation

Guide

numbers

(ASA-Feet):

ASA

film

speed

25 64 80100125160200

400

800

FfashGuideNo.

30 45 55 60 65

75 85

120

170

Guide

numbers

(DlN-Meters):

DIN

film

speed15 19 20 21 22 23 24 27 30

Flash

Guide

No. 9 14 16 18 19 22 25 36 5l

Automatlc

Operation

Auto

f-stop

settings:

Film

Speeds:

ASA

DIN

Autof-stop

64 80

19 20100

2L 800

t25160

22 23200400

24 27

2.8 4 4.55.6

6.3 11 16

Automaticoperating

range;

3 ft.to 11ft.

(.9m

3.4m)

AutoSensor

Measuring

Angle:15"

General

ECPS

(Beam

Candle

PowerSeconds

): 700

Recycle

Time:4seconds,

approx.;

(Recycle

times

arebased

fullycharged

batteries.

Recycling

takes

longer

thebatteries

drain.)

Ftash

duration

(approx.):

1/1000second

(manual);

1/1000

1/30,000second

(Automatic)

Color

temperature:

6000'Kelvin

Angleofillumination(s):

55"horizontal,

55o

vertical

perati

ng positions:

Vertical

Power

sources.'

4 AA1.5vAlkaline

batteries

F/ashes

persetofbatteries:

400*

Camera/

Electronic

Flashsynchronization

connection(s):

Hot

Shoe,

PCSynch.

Cord

Weight

with batteries;

9 oz.(257gr.)

Dimensions.'

13/a"

x 25/a"x 31/s"

(35mmx67mmx79mm)

Accessories

included:

Detachable

Synch.

Cord

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