Introduction
The electronic speeds on the Super Program can be adjusted by connecting the shutter to the front block before it is reinstalled to into the camera. Curtain speeds should only be adjusted with a three sensor shutter tester that can accurately measure the travel times. The curtain delay can be adjusted to a reasonable degree with a single sensor tester.
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Solder jumper wires to the red, brown and white shutter controls signals.
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Solder a jumper wire to the positive battery terminal.
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Solder a jumper wire to the ground connection.
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Install the bottom cover and batteries.
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Solder the jumper wires from the shutter control wires.
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Red wire connection.
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White wire connection.
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Brown wire connection.
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Solder the jumper wire from positive battery.
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Connect the ground wire to the camera chassis.
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Connect the shutter release plate to the camera chassis (ground).
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Turn the mode dial to the 'M' position.
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Adjust the shutter speed by grounding the contact posts for the shutter speed selector buttons.
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Charge the mirror mechanism.
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Charge the shutter.
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Press the shutter release.
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Push the opening curtain latch on the shutter.
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Push the mirror return latch.
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Measure curtain travel times with a shutter tester. If the shutter is far out of spec, it may be necessary to select a slower shutter speed to get a reading.
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Adjust the lower gear for the opening curtain. Turn clockwise to decrease travel time and counter-clockwise to increase.
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Adjust the upper gear for the closing curtain.
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Set the shutter speed to 2000.
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Adjust the eccentric post until the exposure time measures 0.5 ms.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.