viewfinder by means of the four screws which mount it to the front
housing. Locate the hole between the two viewfinder screwholes on
the top motor side of the front housing. The white potentiometer
will be visible within this hole.
• 6 - With a small screwdriver, adjust the potentiometer slightly; 1/8
of a turn will have an effect. Rotating clockwise will correct an ove-
rexposure and move the darkened diode to the left; rotating counter-
clockwise will correct an underexposure.
• 7 - In order to check your adjustment, replace the viewfinder, tigh-
ten the four screws and repeat the procedure from step 4. When the
reading through the camera matches your handheld meter, the ad-
justment is complete.
2.9.5 Turning the Lightmeter Off
If the lightmeter is not being used, it may be turned off. The on/off
toggle switch is located on the operators side to the left of the mo-
tor. Keep in mind, the red diode indicator and end-of-film warnings
will function whether the display is on or off.
2.10 LCD CONTROL PANEL AND JOG
2.10.1 The Aaton Jog
Located to the immediate right of the motor, the Aaton jog is a
small wheel designed to simplify many user functions. When used
in conjunction with the control panel, the jog allows quick adjust-
ment of some of the otherwise time-consuming parameters (such as
the setting of a precise 5-digit speed or a film short end)
2.10.2 Understanding the Control Panel
The LCD control panel consists of an illuminated display and five
buttons to access information (see diagram). The control panel ope-
rates in two modes: Show and SET. To show a parameter without
adjusting, go directly to one of the four function buttons (1 through
4 in the diagram) to view relative information. To set a parameter,
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