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Also, on the bottom is a switch, ON-OFF-BC. BC stands for battery Check. With a new battery (I'm using a PX625A)installed, turn the switch to BC with your finger. In the viewfinder, the pointed needle should be near the square shaped object. The needle with the circle should move when either the shutter speed or the aperture is changed.
Now turn switch to ON, go outside on a sunny day and set the film speed dial to ASA 200, shutter speed to 250 and f-stop to f 16. Look through the finder at a well lit scene, and the two needles should be right on top of each other (when you press and release the button on the side of the lens mount. It toggles in and out.)
If all the above work, you have just checked out all the functions you need, the rest is obvious, film winds ahead, shutter opens and closes...
p.s. the battery I use is not the right voltage but it's close enough for me as the automatic film processing machines correct the wrong exposure the X625A battery provides.
p.s. I have two SRT101s I/m using and two on hand for spare parts.
Now turn switch to ON, go outside on a sunny day and set the film speed dial to ASA 200, shutter speed to 250 and f-stop to f 16. Look through the finder at a well lit scene, and the two needles should be right on top of each other (when you press and release the button on the side of the lens mount. It toggles in and out.)
If all the above work, you have just checked out all the functions you need, the rest is obvious, film winds ahead, shutter opens and closes...
p.s. the battery I use is not the right voltage but it's close enough for me as the automatic film processing machines correct the wrong exposure the X625A battery provides.
p.s. I have two SRT101s I/m using and two on hand for spare parts.