Canon 166 A User Manual

Flash Head ASA Film Speed Window

Aperture/MANU Window ^ aSA Film Speed

Switch

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Main Switch

Sensor /i

Lock Nul /

Directly Coupled Contact

Pilot Lamp (Flash Test Button)

Aperture/MANU Selection Switch

Auto Shooting
Distance Range
Indicator

Load the batteries correctly Mount the 166A on the camera

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Summary for Use of the 166A

Set the 166A’s main switch to ON

Wait for the pilot lamp to glow

Set the ASA film speed

Check viewfinder information, and
press the shutter button.

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Focus on the subject and select an
aperture.

Loading the Batteries

Use four new size AA alkaline-man
ganese (LR6/AM-3) or Ni-Cd batteries.
Carbon-zinc batteries may also be
used, but their battery life is shorter.
Before loading the batteries, wipe their
contacts and the flash contacts with a
clean, dry cloth to prevent dirt from

causing poor contact.
Press anrJ slide the battery chamber
cover oft in the direction of the arrow
in the photo.
Load the batteries so that their con

tacts are in the directions indicated by

the diagram inside the battery cham

ber For proper function of the flash, it
is very important that their contacts be

facing in the correct directions.

Once the batteries are loaded, slide
the battery chamber cover back on
while pressing the batteries down
Make sure the cover's tab fits into the
corresponding groove on the flash
body.
Remove the batteries if you do not ex
pect to use the 166A for about three
weeks or longer
Set the main switch to OFF when flash
photography is finished
When the batteries become exhausted,
replace all four at the same time with
four new ones of the same brand
Since battery performance deteriorates
in low temperatures, keep the batteries
warm until just before use. Keep a set
of spare batteries warm and alternate
them with the loaded ones so'that
warm batteries are always in use.

In temperatures below 0°C (32'F), the

use of fully-charged Ni-Cd batteries is
recommended.

Each brand of Ni-Cd batteries has its

own terminals system Be sure to use a

type which is suitable for this flash
When recharging Ni-Cd batteries, fol
low the instructions of the battery man
ufacturer

Mounting the 166A on the
Camera

1. Turn OFF the 166A's main switch
2 Loosen the lock nut and insert the

Speedlite into the camera's accessory
shoe For correct electrical contact,
make sure it is pushed in all the way.

3. Retighten the lock nut

Setting the ASA Film Speed

To set the film speed, slide the ASA film
speed switch until the ASA value of your
film is aligned with the orange index. At
this time, the aperture displayed in the Ap­erture/MANU window will also change

Because the guide number of the flash
varies with the sensitivity of the film in use,
be sure to set the ASA film speed correctly

* Make sure that the camera is set to the

correct ASA film speed.

It is possible to set the following ASA

film speeds Numbers in parentheses
are intermediate film speeds indicated
by the dots on the scale.

(32) (40) (64) (80) (125) (160)

ASA25 • *50 • • 100 •

(250) (320) (500)

200

• 400 •

(640)

800

Choosing an Aperture and
Reading its Value

There is a choice of two apertures for au
tomatic flash photography To select an
aperture, set the Aperture/MANU selection
switch to the upper or middle position; the
aperture value will appear in the Aper
ture/MANU window. The aperture wilt
change depending on the setting of the

ASA film speed When ASA 100 film is

used, for instance, the upper position is
f/2.0 and the middle position is f/5 6.
When the Aperture/MANU selection switch

is set on the lowest position, "MANU" ap

pears in the window. As this indicates

manual flash photography, automatic flash

photography is impossible on this setting

* In automatic flash photography, if the

ASA film speed is set between gradua
tions, such as 64 or 00, the aperture
value indicated is between click-stops
on the aperture ring. In the case of the
AL-1, AV-1, AT-1 or New F-1, set the

lens' aperture ring to the click-stop of
the larger aperture.

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Reading the Auto Shooting
Distance Range

Once you have selected an aperture by
setting the Aperture/MANU selection
switch to the upper or middle position,
there is only a certain range of shooting
distances which will give correct exposure.
On the 166A, the correct shooting distance
is indicated by the red and green lines in

accordance with the selection of the aper­ture.

Effective Shooting Distance

Green Line

0 5-3 5m; 1 6-11 ft.

After focusing, confirm the shooting dis
tance on the lens' distance scale Remem
ber that correct exposure is impossible if
the shooting distance is not within the ef
fective shooting range
Both depth of field and the shooting dis
tance are factors to consider when select
ing an aperture on the 166A When the
subject distance is between 1 ~3 5m
(3 3~11ft.), use the following as guides:
Upper position: For isolating the subject
(red line) from its surroundings by

blurring the foreground
and background

1-7m; 3 3-22 ft

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Red Line

Middle position: For the widest range of

(green line) good focus in front of and

* Note that the auto shooting distance

ranges remain the same regardless of
the film speed

behind the subject.

Shutter Speed and Aperture

(with an FD lens)

Automatic Shutter Speed Setting
and Aperture Setting

1 On the A-series cameras and New F-1,

once the pilot lamp lights up (which
means the flash is charged), the shut
ter speed switches to X-sync. (on the

A-series cameras to 1/60 sec and on
the New F-1 to 1/90 sec) automatical

ly except when the camera is set to

“B" Setting the shutter speed is, there
fore, unnecessary.
When using an FD lens set on "A,''
once the pilot lamp glows the aperture
of the A-1, AE-1 PROGRAM, AE-1, or

New F-1 (Shutter Priority AE Mode) is

set automatically to the same aperture

Camera

A-1, AE-1 PROGRAM. AE-1, New F-1 {Shutter
Priority AE mode)

AL-1, AV-1, AT-1, New F-1 (Aperture Priority
AE or Manual Mode)

F-1 or other cameras

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Shutter Speed
Setting

Automatic

(X-sync.)

Automatic

(X-sync)

Manual

(X-sync)

Aperture
Setting

Automatic (FD lens,.,

A mark)

Manual

Manual

chosen on the 166A with the Aper­ture/MANU selection switch In the
case of the AL-1. AV-1, AT-1, and New
F-1 (Aperture Priority AE or Manual
Mode), turn the lens' aperture ring to
the same aperture which is set on the

166A

When using the 166A with the F-1 or
other cameras, or lenses other than FD

lenses, both shutter speed (X-sync)
and aperture must be set manually
When using New F-1 without a battery,

set the shutter dial to the t mark and
the aperture manually

Main Switch and Pilot Lamp

Turn the main switch ON. The pilot lamp
lights up when the flash is charged,
telling you that it is ready to shoot.
The A-1 and AE-1 PROGRAM have special
viewfinder displays which make if possible
to confirm that the flash is charged See
pp 18 ~ 20 for details

Test Firing

To test the flash for proper function, press
the pilot lamp after it glows If the flash
fires, it is in proper working order

Confirming Exposure and
Shooting

After focusing, check the lens' distance
scale to make sure the shooting distance
is within the auto distance range indicated
by the red or green line on the flash If it is

not, either move closer to or farther away
from the subject as required, or set the Ap-

erture/MANU selection switch to a more

appropriate position

After the pilot lamp lights up, press the

shutter button halfway and confirm ex

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posure information in the viewfinder The
indication varies depending on the camera
(seepp.18 — 22) if everything is correct,
confirm focusing and press the shutter
button ail the way for shutter release

AE Automatic Switch

Depending on the output of the previous
flash, the pilot lamp may remain lit, indi
cating that the flash is ready for the next
exposure When the pilot lamp does not
glow after the exposure (and the AE
camera is in the AE mode), the camera will
go into the normal AE mode operation until
the pilot lamp lights up (Except when the
camera is set to "B")
When the pilot lamp glows, the camera au

tomatically switches back to flash photo-

graphy.
This special feature is called AE Automatic
Switch
* Make sure that the aperture or shutter

speed to which the camera is actually
set tor normal AE photography is ap
propriate for correct exposure.

* There is an extremely rare possibility

that the pilot lamp will glow again
while the shutter is in operation for a
normal AE shot. If this happens, ex
posure for that shot will be incorrect

* Since the viewfinder displays of the A-

1 and AE-1 PROGRAM each indicate

when the Mash is charged, it is possi
ble to confirm when the AE automatic
switch feature is in operation When
the shutter button is pressed halfway
and the "F'(A-D or the mark (AE-

1 PROGRAM) is not displayed in the

viewfinder, the camera is in the normal

AE mode.

Switch OFF

Once flash is no longer necessary, be sure
to turn OFF the 166A's main switch to pre
vent battery drain. With the main switch
OFF, the circuit between the camera and
flash is disconnected and it is possible to
shoot normally even while the flash is at
tached to the camera

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Use with the A-1.

AE-1 PROGRAM, AE-1,
AL-1, AV-1, AT-1 and

New Canon F-1

The shooting modes are:

1. Full autoflash mode;

2. Automatic shutter setting autoflash
mode; and

3. Manual flash mode

A-1, AE-1 PROGRAM, AE-1.

Full Autoflash

Automatic
Shutter Setting
Autoflash

Manual Flash

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Mode

New F-1 *: Shutter Priority AE Mode

New F-1 *

Yes, Main Mode.

Yes

Yes

Full Autoflash Photography

This is possible onfy on the A-1, AE-1

PROGRAM, AE-1 or New F-1 (in Shutter
Priority AE mode) with an FD lens set on
"A" Both the shutter speed and aperture
are automatically set on the camera when
the pilot lamp glows. (Except when the
camera is set to "B")

Automatic Shutter Setting
Autoflash Photography

With the AL-1, AV-1, AT-1 or New F-1 (in
Aperture Priority AE or Manual mode), al-

AL-1, AV-1, AT-1,

New F-r*

No

Yes Main Mode

: Manual or Aperture Priority AE Mode

Yes.

though the shutter speed is set automat
ically, manually set the aperture which has
been selected on the flash
Because the aperture is set manually, this
mode is especially useful when exposure
correction is desired
* With the A-1, AE-1 PROGRAM or AE-1,

manual aperture setting is possible
when using an FD lens In this mode,

the shutter speed is still switched au

tomatically to 1/60 sec

If you turn the lens' aperture ring to the

same aperture which was chosen on
the flash, the result will be the same as
if the aperture ring had remained on

"A"

When this flash mode is used on the
A-1, AE-1 PROGRAM, AE-1 or New F-1

(Shutter Priority AE Mode). AE auto

matic switch (p 14) is not possible It

Is possible on the AL-1, AV-1 or New
F-1 (Aperture Priority AE Mode). It is
never possible on the AT-1

Automatic Shutter Setting
Autofiash with an FL Lens on the
A-1, AE-1 PROGRAM, AE-1, AL-1,
AV-1, AT-1 or New F-1

FL lenses do not have the signal pin for

full aperture metering and the aperture
cannot be set automatically The shutter
speed, however, is switched automatically

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to X-sync Turn the lens' aperture ring to
the same aperture which is set on the
tiash.

Viewfinder Information and
Warnings

After the pilot lamp lights up, press the
shutter button haifway to activate the view
finder information dispiay Viewfinder infor
mation and exposure warnings vary with
the cameras.

* If the aperture selected on the flash is

larger than the lens’ maximum aperture
you cannot take a correct exposure On
the A-1, the lens' maximum aperture will
flash on and off to indicate under
exposure On the AE-1 PROGRAM, the
preselected aperture on the flash will

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flash on and off On the AE-1, the under
exposure lamp blinks. On the New F-1

(Shutter Priority AE Mode), the meter
needle points to the underexposure mark
or below In this case, set the Aper­ture/MANU selection switch to a smaller
one.

Full Autoflash Mode: FD lens on "A"

and AT dial not on "B."

• "6D" means the shutter speed is set to
1/60 sec, the "F"signal indicates the

camera is ready for flash, and the ap
erture set on the flash will be dis
played in the viewfinder.

• When the shutter speed Is set on "B,"

"bu" will be displayed instead of “ BD "

ED F D . B

Automatic Shutter Setting Autofiash

Mode: FD lens off "A" and AT dial not

on "B," or FL lens

• In addition to the above-mentioned dis
plays in automatic shutter setting auto
flash mode, " m reminding you that
you have taken the aperture ring off
"A," is displayed. Set the aperture as
displayed in the viewfinder by hand.

* With the FL lens, the viewfinder display

is not always reliable and should be
switched OFF.

ED F B . B

[Error in Display]

The aperture displayed may be one-half
f/stop off the one selected on the flash
This is because the aperturb dispiay is in
one-half f/stop increments; it has no effect

on actual exposure The aperture display
may also flash on and off if the flash-

selected aperture is the same as the lens'

maximum aperture In this case, exposure
will be correct, but it is advisabie to check
the fiash-seiected aperture to make sure it

is not iarger than the iens' maximum aper
ture

(aE-1 program Dtspia^

Full Autoflash Mode: FD lens on "A"
and shutter speed selector dial not on
“B."

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• The aperture selected on
the flash and the "5]" mark
indicating the Mash is
charged will be displayed
After the shutter is released,
the "[J]" mark will flash on
and off for two seconds

provided you continue to
press the shutter button
halfway and the subject
was within the auto shoot
ing distance range —'

Automatic Shutter Setting Autofiash
Mode: FD iens off "A” or FL iens.

• “0"glows in addition to the above­mentioned dispiays If, however, the

auto-exposure confirmation mark
flashes on and off in this mode, it does

not confirm auto-exposure and should
be disregarded

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Note: The aperture display may flash on

and off in both modes if the flash­selected aperture is the same as the
lens' maximum aperture In this
case, exposure wili be correct

Full Autoflash Mode: FD lens on

■'A" and Shutter dial not on “B."

• The meter needle swings to
the aperture pre-selected
on the 166A to assure cor
rect exposure

Automatic Shutter Setting
Autoflash Mode; FD lens off ””
"A" or FL lens.

The aperture selected on the

166A and "M"(for manual ap
erture control) flashing on and
off are displayed —

^AL-1 and AV-i Display^

Automatic Shutter Setting Autotlash
Mode: Setector dial rot on "8 "

• The meter needle swings to
the shutter speed of 1/60
sec. once the pilot

lamp glows
When the pilot lamp
goes out, the meter
needle points to the

shutter speed for nor
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Automatic Shutter Setting Autofiash
Mode: Shutter diai not on "B."

• No viewfinder flash information

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Full Autofiash Mode: Shutter
Priority AE Mode — With AE
Motor Drive FN or AE Power
Winder FN, FD lens on "A" and
shutter dial not on "B.”

• The meter needle points to
the aperture pre-selected
on the 166A

• Shutter speed indicator
shows the setting on the
shutter speed dial, but shut-

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ter speed is automatically
changed to X-sync of 1/90
sec

Automatic Shutter Setting Autoflash
Mode: Aperture Priority AE or Manuai
Mode.
Manuai Mode: shutter dial not on"B."

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• The camera switches automatically to
the X-sync speed of 1/90 sec. and
the meter needle points to the right

of 1/60 sec

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Precautions in Automatic Fiash Modes

In some cases, automatic flash may
not be suited to your subject If, for

instance, your main subject is small

with a dark or distant background or

if the subject’s surroundings are
bright white with strong reflections,
automatic flash exposure may be af
fected by a contrasting background,
causing under- or overexposure of
the subject This can be avoided by
switching to manual flash (see pp
24 ~ 26)

In delayed flash with the camera’s
self-timer, do not press the shutter
release button until the pilot lamp
glows

When the shooting distance is less
than one meter, flash distribution
may be somewhat uneven
Since it is possible for viewfinder in
formation in the AE-1, AL-1, AV-1,
AT-1 or New F-1 to be the same in
flash photography as in normal AE
photography, be sure that the pilot
lamp is glowing before shooting
Confirmation of auto-exposure flash

is possible only when the 166A is
used with AE-1 PROGRAM in the full
autoflash mode
The auto-exposure confirmation sig
nal tells you whether you are close
enough to your subject but not

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whether you are far enough away If
you think you may be too close to
your subject, check the lens' distance
scale and the auto shooting distance
range on the flash.

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Manual Flash Photography

Setting the Aperture/MANU selection
switch to the lowest position places the

166A in the manual flash mode. The auto-

matic flash circuit is cut off, and both flash
and camera are switched to regular syn
chronized flash photography. In this mode,
the shutter speed of each A-series camera
is still switched automatically to the X-syn­chronization speed of 1/60 sec. and the
shutter speed of the New F-1 to 1/90 sec.
(unless the shutter speed is set on “B”)
when the pilot lamp glows The aperture,
however, must be calculated for each
change in shooting distance using the
guide number formula, and then set
manually on the lens' aperture ring The
procedure for manual flash photography is
as follows:

1 Set the 166A's Aperture/MANU selec

tion switch to the lowest position.
"MANU" will appear in the Aper
ture/MANU window

2 Make sure that the proper ASA film

speed is set on the flash.

3. Focus the subject,

4. Read the shooting distance from the
lens’ distance scale

5. Calculate the aperture using the fol
lowing guide number formula:

Aperture —

6 Set the aperture on the lens.
7 Turn the main switch ON
8 Do not press the shutter button until

the pilot lamp glows

* The 166A’s guide number is 20 (ASA

100, m) or 33 (ASA 25, ft.)

' Make sure that both the guide number

and shooting distance are in the same
unit, whether meters or feet

• The guide number changes with film
speed Attach the guide number table
onto the 166A for convenient use,

' If it is necessary to shoot immediately

after the pilot lamp glows, open the

guide number

------------------------------------­shooting distance

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lens 1/2 to one full f/stop. This correc
tion is necessary because the flash is
not yet fully charged when the pilot
lamp glows.

Viewfinder Information on Manual
Flash
A-1

Shutter speed of 1 /60 sec (or “bu” when
set to "B"), the '‘F''flash signal, and''M’’ for
manual aperture control will be displayed
There is no aperture display

AE-1 PROGRAM

The ■'[}]''mark indicating the flash is
charged and “M" tor manual aperture con
trol will be displayed There is no aperture
display.

AE-1

The only information will be the flashing

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"M” signal to indicate manual aperture
control The meter needle will swing to its
upper limit

AL-1 and AV-1

The meter needle will swing to the shutter
speed of 1/60 sec. (unless selector dial is
on "B")

AT-1

There is no viewfinder indication in the AT-1

New F-1

Shutter speed indicator shows the setting
on the shutter speed dial, but the shutter
speed is automatically changed to X-sync,
of 1/90 sec. The meter needle will swing

to its upper limit The aperture needle
points to the aperture set on the lens.
In Aperture Priority AE Mode the meter
needle points to the right of the 1/60 sec

Use of the 166A on Other
Cameras

The Speedlite 166A can be used on other
cameras which have a hoi shoe in either
the automatic flash mode or the manual
flash mode In either case, set the shutter
speed to the camera's X-synchronization
speed; the aperture also must be set
manually. Refer to the camera's instruction
book tor further details.
1 In regular automatic flash photography,

set the Aperture/MANU selection
switch so that the red or green line ap
pears in the window of the shooting
distance range Set the aperture on the
lens Provided the focused distance is

within the auto shooting distance

range, exposure will be correct
In the case of manual flash photogra

phy, the procedure for calculating ap
erture value using the guide number
formula is the same as for manual
flash with A-series cameras or New

F-1 (see p 25)
When the 166A is used on a lens-shut
ter camera with built-in flash automa
tion (such as the Canonet G-lll 17), the

166A's Aperture/MANU selection switch

must be set to the lowest position so
that ‘'MANU'' appears in the Aperture/
MANU window Follow the camera’s
instructions for setting the camera

(^The Speedlite 166A cannot be used as\

a multiple flash
A slave unit cannot be used with the
166A

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Care of the Flash

Remove the batteries if the Mash will
not be used for about three weeks or
longer. During prolonged storage, oc
casionally load the batteries and make
several test flashes to maintain proper
function of the capacitor.
Since a high voltage circuit is built into
the fiash, it would be dangerous to try
to take It apart by yourself If repair is
necessary, take it to the nearest
authorized Canon service facility.
Do not drop the flash in water If it is
exposed to rain or snow, wipe it off
with a dry cloth.

Do not leave the flash in direct sun
light or in hot, humid places

Specifications

Type:

Electronic computer flash unit with a
series control system

Contact:

Clip-on type with direct contact and
lock.

Guide Number:

20 (ASA too, m) or 33 (ASA 25, ft)

Reaches full charge 30 sec. after pilot

lamp glows, with new batteries.

Flash Coverage Angle:

Covers the field of a 35mm lens on the
35mm format

Recycling Time:

(Interval between firing of flash and re
lighting of pilot lamp with new or fully-

charged batteries):

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Battery Type

Alkaline-

manganese

Ni-Cd

Auto

Approx

0 5—7 sec.

Approx

0 5 — 5 sec

Number of Flashes:

(When the Mash is fired in 30 sec.
intervais with new or fuiiy-charged bat
teries):

Battery Type

Alkaline

manganese

Ni-Cd

Auto Manuai

Approx.

250-2,500

times

Approx,

80—800

times

30

Manual

Approx.

7 sec

Approx

5 sec.

Approx.

250 times

Approx

80 times

Color Temperature:

Same as daylight. Correction by spe
cial colored diffusion screen.

Flash Duration:

1/1000 sec-1/50000 sec.

Automatic Flash Control System:

Light reflected back from the subject is
measured and the series control sys
tem saves unneeded energy Averaged
light measuring sensitivity distribution.

Aperture/MANU Selection Switch:

Three positions: Upper (red) and mid
die (green) auto positions and lower
“MANU" (manual) position With ASA

100 film, upper setting corresponds to

f/2 0, middle setting to f/5 6

Auto Shooting Distance Range:

Red Setting: 1 0—7 Om
Green Setting: 0 5—3 5m

ASA Film Speed Scale:

ASA 25 to ASA 800

Aperture Scale:

f/1 4~f/16

Distance Scale:

05~7m (1 6-22 ft)

Power Source:

Four Penlight (AA) alkaline-manganese
(AM-3, LR6) or Ni-Cd batteries

Pilot Lamp:

Comes on when unit is sufficiently
charged and affects automatic switch
over of camera to flash mode No flash

is fired if pilot lamp does not glow Ex
tinguishes when main switch is OFF
Also functions as flash test button

Auto-exposure Confirmation with AE-1

PROGRAM (Full Autoflash Mode):

By the ''[J]"mark flashing on and off in

the camera's viewfinder for two sec

onds after shutter release Confirms

that the flash was close enough to the

subject for correct exposure

Dimensions:

66mm(W) X 49 5mm(L) x 98mm(H)

(2-%" X l-'S/ie" X 3-Vb")

Weight:

260g (9-^16 ozs ) inciuding batteries

Accessories:

Soft Case

Subject to change without notice

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