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The remote controller RC-1 gives you the freedom to

take pictures without pressing the shutter button. This

allows you to set up the scene, and get in the picture,

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Removing and attaching the controllerRemovalPress the red release button to remove the controllerfrom the holder O.o Attach the holder to the neckstrap as illustrated @.

Attachment1) Hold the controller with the red button up.2) Insert the bottom of the controller into the holder at a

sl ight angle making sure that the small tab f i ts intothe hook@.

3) Snap the top of the controller on to secure safelywith a cl ick.

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Operation1) Focus the subject and set the focus mode switch on

the lens to "M".

o When focusing with the control button, standstraight in front oi the lens.

2) Press the self-timer/remote controt button ( s)i ) onthe camera to actjVate signal reception @ .

. The remote controller can be used for four minutesafter the camera's "

N)i " button is pressed. press

again to continue remote controloperation.3) Choose the desired time delay by sliding the release

timing selector to the appropriate position. "2" pro-vides a two-second delay and "o" is immediaterelease. The "L" is lock, set here when f inished O.

4) Press the control's button black to take a picture.The self-timer & remote control operation indicatorstarts bl inking @.

o Signal transmission may be impossible in strongbackl i t condit ion.Use the holder as illustrated for better camera posi-t ion O.The remote controller operates up to 5 m/16.4 ftaway from directly in front of the camera. The dis-tance decreases when shooting at an angle.Because certain kinds of f luorescent l ight tubesmay emit l ight at frequencies that are the same asthat of the infrared remote controller of your camera,there is a sl ight possibi l i ty that a picture may betaken at random before pressing the remote control-ler's button.

REMEDY: Place the camera away from f luorescentl ight.

Mirror Up PhotographyMirror up photography is possible by pressing the con-trol button while using custom function CF13 in case ofthe EOS10 or custom function CF7 in case of theEOS1OO/ELAN and with the release t iming selector setto"2".

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Replacing the BatteriesReplace the controller's batteries by two new 3V

CR122O batteries when the shutter will not release

from 5 m/16.4tt.1) Using your thumbs, sl ide the battery cover off in the

direction of the arrow G).2) Remove the batteries using a precision screwdriver'

3) Replace the batteries with the plus side on both

facing up and replace the cover securely so that it

closes with a cl ick (9.

o Wipe the batteries with a dry cloth before loading to

ensure proper contact.o Battery performance deteriorates in temperatures

below O"C/32"F. Please keep the remote controller

warm before using. Cold batteries can be reused

when restored to room temperature'

Keep the batteries out of reach from children. if

swallowed, contact a physician immediately.

Specif icationsType: Infrared remote control system consisting of a

remote control transmitter and a receiver built

into the cameraChannels/modes: One channel, two modes

1) lmmediate release2) Two-second delay release

Power Source: Two button{ype GR122O 3V l i thiumbatteries

Shooting Capacity: Approx. 20000 transmissionspossible at normal temPerature

DimensionsTransmitter

Size: 60.0 (W) x 25.0 (H) x 1 2.3 (D) mm2-3/8 ' ,x15/16" ) (1 /2"

Weight: 15.5 9/0.57 oz (with batteries)Holder

Size:60.0 (W) x25.0 (H) x6.5 (D) mm2-3/8 ' ,x 1 5 /1 6 ' ,x1/4"

Weight : 4 .5 g /O.15 oz

All the data are based on Canon's Standard Test

Method.Subject to change without notice.

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This dev ice cornp l ies w i th Par t 15 o f the FCC Ru les '

Operation is subject to the fol lowing two condit ions:(1 ) This device may not cause harmful interference,

and (2) this device must accept any interference re-

ce ived, inc lud ing in te r fe rence tha t may cause unde-

sired oDeration.

Do not make any changes or modif icat ions to the

equipment unless otherwise specif ied in the instruc-

t ions. l f such changes or modif icat ions should be

made, you could be required to stop operation of the

equ ipment .

This equipment has been tested and found to

comply with the l imits for a class B digital device,

pursuant to par t 15 o f the FCC Ru les . These l im i ts

are designed ' to provide reasonable protection

against harmful interference in a residential instal la-

t ion. This equipment generates, uses and can radi-

ate radio frequency energy and, i f not instal led and

used in accordance with the instruct ions' may

cause harmful interference to radio communications'

However, there is no guarantee that interference wil l

not occur in a part icular instal lat ion. l f this equipment

does cause harmful interference to radio or televi-

sion reception, which can be determined by turning

the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to

try to correct the interference by one or more of the

fol lowing measures:

o Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna'

o Increase the separation between the equipmenl

and receiver.o Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV

technician for helP.

This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class B l imits

for radio noise emissions from digital apparatus set out

in the Radio Interference Regulat ions of the Canadian

Department of Communications.

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