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NOTICE
● The reproduction of all or any part of this document without permission is strictly
forbidden.
● The product concerned and/or this manual may be subject to changes without prior
notication.
● The screens in this operating manual may differ from the actual displays of the meter you
are using. (Colors, letters, etc.)
● Be sure not to drop the meter or subject it to sudden impacts, as the meter will be
damaged.
● Do not store the meter in areas of high temperature or high humidity, as the meter will be
damaged.
● Be careful not to transport the meter from cold to warm moist conditions as condensation
will form on the meter and may damage it.
● If the meter is operated in temperatures below -10°C, the response of the LCD will
greatly slow down and the display may be difcult to view and read. This will not harm
the meter. Also, if the temperature exceeds 50°C, the liquid crystal display will darken
and become difcult to read, but when it returns to room temperature it will return to its
normal condition.
● If the meter is left in direct sunlight, a vehicle, or near a heater, the unit's temperature will
rise and may result in damage. Please be careful when using the meter in these types of
locations.
● Remove battery if meter is not used for an extended period. Batteries can leak and
damage the exposure meter.
● Do not use the meter in Cord Flash Mode at altitudes above 2,000m (6,561 feet).
● If the meter is left where corrosive gases may be generated, the gases may affect the
product and may result in damage. Please be careful when using the meter in these
types of locations.
● In case of disposing the meter, follow the rules of disposal in your area.
Maintenance Notes
● Be careful not to let the Light Receptor become dusty, dirty, or scratched as this may
affect the precision of the measurement.
● If the meter becomes dirty, wipe it with a dry, soft cloth. Never use organic solvents such
as thinner or benzine.
NOTE
● For used batteries, dispose of them according to the rules of your area.
● Insulate plus and minus terminals with tape or other insulation material.
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