Hasselblad Winder CW Manuel utilisateur

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Hasselblad Winder CW

The Winder CW (3044105) is a compact, ergonomically designed

unit providing not only a motor drive facility but also a comfort-

able and robust grip for the 503CW and 503CXi cameras.

It features single exposure, continuous exposure, multi-exposure

and remote control modes. Remote control is achieved either by

an electronic cord release or by a handy infrared transmitter – the

Hasselblad IR Remote control (3044113), both providing consider-

able freedom. The IR Remote Control additionally oers a remote

mode-choice facility.

As the winder is set close to the camera body, it produces stabil-

ity and balance for optimum hand held efficiency – the perfect

requirement for vertical 6x4.5 shots. A removable strap oers extra

security and is adjustable to suit personal requirements.

A special feature is the SAI (Self Adjusting Interface) that senses not

only whether the camera is wound but also the unique mechanical

status of the camera body and attached equipment, such as a lm

magazine, for example.

The figures beside the small headings refer to the relevant illus-

trations.

Parts and components 1

1. Mode selector index

2. Release button

3. Mode selector

4. Front IR sensor

5. Winder coupling

6. Bayonet mount

7. Winder retaining slot

8. Winder catch

9. Release cord socket

10. Camera release lever

11. Lower strap lug

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12. Rear IR sensor

13. Battery holder

14. Battery holder catch

15. Upper strap lug

e Winder CW is supplied with an IR Remote control (3044113) and a

wrist strap (3044118).

Batteries 2

e winder uses six 1.5V pen cells of ‘AA’ (LR6) type. Under normal

conditions, alkaline batteries are recommended although lithium

or rechargeable batteries (preferably nickel-metal hydride for envi-

ronmental reasons) may also be used. Under very cold conditions,

however, lithium or rechargeable nickel-cadmium batteries are recom-

mended.

Move the battery holder catch clockwise and remove the battery holder.

Insert batteries ensuring they are aligned in the correct manner (see

moulded symbols for orientation). Replace battery holder and rmly

press it into place while moving the catch counter clockwise as far as it

will go until it clicks into position, locking the holder in place.

Under normal conditions new alkaline batteries should last for ap-

proximately 3,000 exposures.

Attaching the winder 3, 4

Ensure the camera is fully wound. Remove the camera strap, winding

crank and lens (see camera instruction manual). To avoid accidental

damage, you may want to attach the front protective cover to the cam-

era body until you become used to attaching the winder. Ensure that

the red indexes on the winder coupling and bayonet mount will be in

alignment when mounted. If they are not, press the release button on

the winder once (in any mode except ‘L’). e coupling will then revolve

and stop automatically in the correctly aligned position.

Insert the strap lug on the camera body in the winder’s mounting plate

and move the winder into position so that the couplings on the camera

and winder match. When the winder drops into place tightly against

the camera body, rotate it clockwise a little until it snaps into position.

The winder immediately senses the status of the camera and reacts

accordingly. is can be faintly heard as a mechanical reaction if the

camera is already wound. If the camera was unwound, however, it will

now be automatically wound (and an attached loaded lm magazine

will be advanced by one frame, see note below).

Removing the winder 5

Remove the lens. Firmly grip the winder and depress the winder catch

with the thumb. Rotate the winder counter clockwise, keeping the

catch depressed, and withdraw the unit from the camera body.

Operation modes 6

e mode selector has ve positions:

L = Lo c k / o f f

e winder remains in the locked mode to avoid unintentional expo-

sure when the camera is not being used or is being stored. Remove the

batteries if you do not intend to use the winder for several weeks.

S = Si n g L e e x p o S u r e

Aer depressing the release button, the shutter is released. e cam-

era is then automatically rewound aer relaxing the pressure on the

release button.

With exposures of 1/4 second and longer, retain the pressure on the re-

lease button until the complete exposure cycle is complete. See relevant

section in camera instruction manual for details.

c = co n t i n u o u S e x p o S u r e

After depressing the release button, the shutter is released and the

camera is automatically rewound. This operation repeats at the rate

of approximately 0.7 frames per second if the release button remains

depressed. e longest shutter speed possible in this mode is 1/8 sec.

M = Mu L t i p L e e x p o S u r e

After depressing the release button, the shutter is released but the

camera is not rewound; consequently the lm is not advanced in the

magazine. Aer inserting the magazine slide and removing the maga-

zine, switch to either the ‘C’ or ‘S’ mode. e camera will now rewind in

preparation for the new exposure. Reattach the magazine and remove

the slide. If only one more exposure is required, then the switch may

remain at ‘C’, but if several exposures are required, the mode switch

must be set at ‘M’ again so that the process can be repeated.

rc = re M o t e co n t r o L

For use with the Hasselblad IR Remote Control only. In this position

the winder’s modes are selected by way of the IR Remote Control unit

and the manual release button on the winder becomes inoperative. As

much more current is required in the ‘RC’ mode compared to the other

modes, the winder should be switched back to the ‘L’ mode when not in

use to conserve the batteries.

Failure to switch back to the ‘L’ mode, preferably, or any

mode other than ‘RC’ after use can drain the batteries

completely in a matter of days.

Accessories

Wrist strap 7

The wrist strap (3044118) - (supplied) - is attached to the upper and

lower strap lugs in a similar manner to the camera strap (see camera

instructional manual for details of securing clip attachment and

removal). e slightly angled securing clip should be attached to the

upper strap lug.

Hasselblad IR remote control 8

e IR Remote control (3044113) –supplied– is very compact and pro-

vides not only wireless remote release but also the capability of remote

mode choice. at is to say, any one of the three winder modes (S, C and

M) can be both chosen and changed without having to return to the

camera position.

Additionally, the IR Remote control will only activate the winder, or

winders, that have been programmed together with it. erefore any

other camera/winder combination will remain inactivated by that

particular remote control until programmed to do so. is means that

several winders can be independently remotely controlled by their own

individual controls without controlling other winders unintentionally

as the signal from each control is unique.

One control can be used for several winders, however, either independ-

ently or together. In this case the code must be transferred to each

winder individually.

To programme an IR Remote control code with a winder proceed as follows:

1. Attach winder (with batteries) to the camera.

2. Select RC mode on the winder.

3. Aim the IR Remote Control at one of the infrared sensors on the

winder.

4. Depress both winder and IR Remote Control release buttons at

the same time for 3–4 seconds.

A winder can be re-programmed at any time to receive a new code from

another IR Remote control simply by repeating the programming pro-

cedure with the new control.

Restrictions

With the winder attached, the following Hasselblad accessories cannot

be used:

Cable release, Flashgun bracket 1, Quick-focusing handle

Certain studio flash units or slave units when set in the

IR trigger mode might immediately be fired by the signal

from the IR Remote control and consequently will not be

in synchronization with the shutter on the camera. In this

case either make tests or use a conventional flash synchro-

nization cable to connect the camera with the flash unit.

Release cord 9

e 3m long Release cord (3044123)—(optional extra)—is connected

into the socket on the underside of the winder. It provides the same

function as the manual release button. When activated, the winder car-

ries out its operation according to the pre-selected mode (S, C, and M).

e socket is a conventional 3.5 mm jack plug socket (female) and so

any switched cord with a conventional 3.5 mm triple-pole jack plug

(male) may be used. See diagram for correct wiring conguration.

Troubleshooting

Temporary incorrect operation might be caused indirectly by a safe-

guarding reaction from the SAI or directly as a result of one or more

of the following:

e batteries have been inserted incorrectly

e batteries are exhausted

e batteries are nearly exhausted (see special note below regard-

ing batteries)

e magazine slide is still in place

e lm is nished

 The mode selector is at RC when manual operation is being

attempted

If the problem persists, the following should also be considered:

 In certain cases, the Winder CW may fail to wind the camera com-

pletely or even not at all, resulting in a locked condition where nei-

ther the winder nor the lens can be removed. e situation is sim-

ply corrected by depressing and immediately releasing the winder

catch. is will reset the mechanism that will then slowly wind the

camera to return it to normal status.

 Occurrences such as a winding overload in the magazine or some-

thing falling between the release arm and the camera, for exam-

ple, will cause erratic behaviour. If this happens, the winder stops

automatically and aer a delay of 1.5 seconds, reattempts to slowly

wind the camera. Check the condition of the magazine or camera

for obvious problems. Frequent occurrence of this error without

any obvious cause indicates that the camera, magazine or winder

is in need of service.

 If the winder operates unusually and you have checked the above

causes and remedies, try resetting the electronics by following the

procedure below:

1. Set mode selector to S, C or M

2. Remove battery holder and lm magazine

3. Depress release button for 10 seconds

4. Re-insert battery holder

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