Using the Flash Trigger
<GR/CH> button to set the same channel to the flash trigger, and short press
the < GR/CH> button to set the same group to the flash trigger (Note: please
refer to the relevant instruction manual when setting the oudoor flashes of other
models).
2.4 Press the camera shutter to trigger and the status lamp of the flash trigger turns
red synchronously.
Using the Flash Trigger
3. As a Wireless Studio Flash Trigger
Take GS400II as an example:
3.1 Turn off the camera and mount the transmitter
on camera hotshoe. Then, power on the flash
trigger and the camera.
3.2 Short press the <MENU> button to set
channel, group, mode and parameters (refers
to the contents of “Setting the Flash Trigger”).
3.3 Connect the studio flash to power source and
power it on. Synchronously press down the
<GR/CH> button and <S1/S2>button and the
wireless icon will be displayed on the
LCD panel. Long press the <GR/CH> button to
set the same channel to the flash trigger, and
short press the < GR/CH > button to set the
same group to the flash trigger (Note: please
refer to the relevant instruction manual when
setting the studio flashes of other models).
3.4 Press the camera shutter to trigger. And the
status lamp of the camera flash and the flash
trigger both turn red synchronously.
Note: As the studio flash’s minimum output value is
1/32, the output value of the flash trigger should
be set to or over 1/32. As the studio flash do not
have TTL and stroboscopic functions, the flash
trigger should be set to M mode in triggering.
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2. As a Wireless Outdoor Flash Trigger
Take AD600B as an example:
2.1 Turn off the camera and mount the
transmitter on camera hotshoe. Then,
power on the flash trigger and the
camera.
2.2 Short press the <MENU> button to set
channel, group, mode and parameters
(refers to the contents of “Setting the
Flash Trigger”).
2.3 Power on the outdoor flash and press the wireless setting button and the
wireless icon will be displayed on the LCD panel. Long press the
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