2)
Mount the sight with the bracket onto the camera top and secure it by screws.
11.10. Installing prismatic sight
Install it like lens.
11.11. Placing the camera into the box
1)
Remove the nut (220) (Figure 30) and inserts (219);
2)
Remove the housing (201) (Figure 29) opening the locks (202);
3)
Remove the support (206) (Figure 31) from the dove-tail, having the screw (207) loosed preliminary;
4)
Unscrew two screws (204), remove the base (204) (Figure 30), and attach it to the camera by screws (205);
5)
Mount the camera onto the base (204);
6)
Mount the camera with the base onto tripod;
7)
Point the camera onto a shooting object, and immobilize the support;
8)
Focus the lens;
9)
Remove viewfinder, put the cap;
10)
Put the body (200) (Figure 29) until stop;
11)
Put the housing, passing cables through the hole ‘Б’ (Figure 30);
12)
Close the locks (202) (Figure 29);
13)
Put the inserts into the hole ‘Б’, embracing the cables;
14)
Pass the cable through the nut (220) and tight the inserts;
15)
To change the lens, unscrew the cap (211) and refer to the paragraph 11.7.
Note. Use an intermediate ring or longer cap when mounting 150 or 300mm lesn.
11.12. Mounting the heater
Put the camera into the box and mount the heater then:
1)
remove the caps (218) (Figure 3) from the box;
2)
mount the heater onto the box as shown on the Figure 37, and tight the buts (228) (Figure 32);
3)
set the switch (230) into OFF position.
Figure 37. Box with the heater
11.13. Checking of the technical condition of the camera
Load the camera, press the ‘door’ micro-switch, and do following:
1)
turn the camera ON;
2)
check the film tension;
3)
create artificial problems to check work of the ‘break’ and ‘salad’ blockers – the camera should stop;
4)
release the ‘door’ micro-switch – the camera should stop.
12. OPERATING THE CAMERA
1)
Make sure that the camera runs smoothly, without jerks and stuck, at 24 fps;
2)
Using the collimator sight or monocular at distance less than 100m, keep in mind a parallax of the optical axes of the
camera and a sight;
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