Graflite by graflex cameras user instruction manual. Available to purchase for immediate download. Below is an extract from the manual converted to text for a quick impression on the content. Graflite by graflex cameras user instruction manualGRAFLITE1. Attach the battery case to camera and plug sole- noid cord (see page 16) into solenoid and SOLE- NOID outlet. Check to make certain that circuit control is at "N”. 2. Insert flash lamp into reflector. Check adjustment of reflector for lamp used. 3. Set lens aperture and shutter speed according to manufacturers’ recommendation for lamp and film being used. 4. Cock shutter and check final focus of lens. 5. Remove slide from film holder. 6. Make the exposure by "push or pull" operation of the red micromatic switch on the battery case. 7. Replace slide and eject lamp from reflector. 8. Change film for next exposure. Any Graflex solenoid, properly adjusted provides synchronization with Type M flash lamps throughout the entire shutter speed range. Use size D batteries. B-C insert not recommended for solenoid synchroniza- tion.BUILT-IN SYNCHRONIZED SHUTTERS 1. Attach battery case to camera and plug shutter cord (see p38 16) onto the contact st or sts on synchroniz shutter and into SHYl’TTEKooutlet in battery case. Check to make certain that circuit control is at "N”. (It can be set on "I” so that accidental pressure on the red switch button will not fire the flash lamp.) 2. Set lens aperture, shutter speed and built-in- syncbronization control according to manufac- turers’ recommendations for lamp and film being 3. Insert flash lamp into reflector. Check adjustment of reflector for lamp used. 4. Cock shutter (if necessary, cock s nchronizer lever additionally). Check fina focus oly lens. 5. Remove slide from film holder. 6. Make exposure by releasing shutter. (Do not ress the red micromatnc switch on the battery cases’. 7. Replace slide and eject lamp from reflector. 8. Change film for next exposure. B-C battery case inserts may be used with shutters with built-in synchronization.