5. With the SR-T 200 and 201, press down
firmly on the film with the fingers between
the sprocket holes and the edge of the film
on the same side as shown. While doing this
to prevent the film from moving, take up
any slack in the cartridge by folding out the
rewind crank and turning in the direction of
the arrow until resistance is felt. This need
not be done with the SR-T 202.
6. Close the camera back and push in on it
until it clicks locked.
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7. Release the shutter and advance film until
"1" on the exposure counter dial is aligned
with the index. With the SR-T 200 and 201,
watch the rewind 'crank while doing this;
rotation of the crank during the full engaged
stroke in the direction opposite that of the
arrow indicates that film is advancing pro-
perly. With the SR-T 202, proper film
alignment and advance is indicated by the
Pi
1 '
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