3.3. Shutter Cocking
When lever 1 is turned to the stop, kinematic linkages 51, 13, 40, 39, 28, 37, and 36 cock the shutter and raise and lock the mirror.
During this movement, lever 10 moves to a 45° position and locks lever 34.
3.4. Operation of the Aperture Mechanism
At the end of the shutter cocking stroke, rods 45, 41, 42 open the aperture blades to the set value, and pawls of rods 44, 47, 48 prevent accidental release and repeated shutter cocking.
The diaphragm release lever operates from the mechanisms of the camera as one assembly.
Lever 59 returns to its initial position under the action of spring 16.