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Leica SF 58 - Leica Camera AG

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Preparations<br />

Power supply<br />

Suitable disposable / rechargeable batteries<br />

The LEICA <strong>SF</strong> <strong>58</strong> can optionally be operated with:<br />

• 4 NC rechargeable batteries 1.2 V, type IEC KR6 (AA / mignon). They provide very<br />

fast recycling times and are economical in operation as they are rechargeable.<br />

• 4 nickel metal hydride rechargeable batteries type IEC 1.2 V (AA / mignon),<br />

significantly higher capacity than NC batteries and less harmful to the environment<br />

than the NC batteries as they are cadmium-free.<br />

• 4 alkali manganese disposable batteries 1.5 V type IEC LR6 (AA / mignon),<br />

non-rechargeable power source for moderate power requirements.<br />

• 4 lithium batteries 1.5 V, type IEC FR6 (AA / mignon), non-rechargeable power<br />

source with high capacity and low self-discharge rate.<br />

Notes:<br />

• New and used batteries or batteries of different capacities or from different<br />

manufacturers should not be used together.<br />

• Cold reduces the power of disposable and rechargeable batteries. In the event<br />

of low temperatures, the flash unit should consequently be carried as close to<br />

the body as possible and used with fresh batteries.<br />

• The batteries are empty or dead if the recycling time (time from the triggering<br />

of a full-power flash, e.g. in the M mode, to the moment the flash-ready indicator<br />

(1.16) lights up again) exceeds 60 seconds.<br />

42<br />

• If the batteries are partially discharged, the time for renewed readiness can be<br />

a little longer after a series of several flash exposures in a row. After a brief<br />

pause, once the batteries have “recovered”, it is normally possible to continue<br />

shooting.<br />

• If you do not use the flash unit for a prolonged period, remove the batteries<br />

from the device.<br />

Insertion and replacement of disposable / rechargeable batteries<br />

1. Switch off flash unit with the main switch (1.17) (for this see “Switching the<br />

flash unit on and off“, p. 44).<br />

2. Slide the battery compartment cover (1.3) downwards and fold open.<br />

3. Insert the batteries lengthwise according to the symbols on the inside of the<br />

battery compartment cover.<br />

Important:<br />

Incorrect polarity, i.e. incorrectly inserted batteries can result in the destruction<br />

of the device! Risk of explosion in the event of improper replacement of disposable<br />

/ rechargeable batteries!<br />

4. Close the battery compartment cover by folding it back and sliding it<br />

upwards.

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