Info; Auto Off For The Flash Unit - Metz mecablitz 64 AF-1 digital Mode D'emploi

The options can be set after pressing the
OPTION
OPTION
button.
OPTION
O
RAPID (fast recycling times), chap. 11.1
RAPID
SUB-REFL. (secondary reflector), chap. 11.2
SUB-REFL.
ZOOM SIZE (shooting format adjustment),
ZOOM SIZE
chap. 11.5
ZOOM MODE
ZOOM MODE (illumination), chap. 11.4
STANDBY (autom., unit switch-off), chap. 3.6
STANDBY
MOD.LIGHT (modelling light), chap. 11.3
MOD. LIGHT
BEEP (acoustic signal), chap. 11.9
BEEP
m/ft (metres / feet), chap. 11.7
m / ft
POWERPACK (external power pack) ,
POWERPACK chap. 11.11
AF BEAM (AF auxiliary light), chap. 11.6
AF BEAM
FLASH BRACK.
FLASH BRACK
.
chap. 11.8
REAR
REAR (synchronisation on the second shutter
curtain), chap. 14.4
The displayed flash parameters are depen-
dent on the selected flash mode.
In the menus shown on the flash unit, all
fields that have a black background are confi-
gured as sensor buttons that can be pressed
for modifications/changes in the menu.
In the images in the user's guide, only the
sensor buttons that must be pressed for
setting the described function are marked in
black.
4) (flash bracketing series ,

3.5 INFO

The current settings of the flash unit can be
displayed during operation.
• Press the sensor button on the touch
display. Info appears.
- EXT (extended zoom mode) is set,,
(chap. 11.4.1).
- AF OFF (AF auxiliary light) is switched off,
(chap. 11.6).
- (MOD.LIGHT) is set, (chap. 11.3).
- (beep function) is set, (chap. 11.9)
CH 2
- (Channel) appears on the display,
chap. 10.1.4, 10.2.2)
- The automatic unit switch-off is set for
10 minutes (chap. 3.6).
- The temperature display increases after
intensive use.

3.6 Auto OFF for the flash unit

The flash unit is factory-set to automatically
switch to standby mode (Auto OFF) 10 minu-
tes after -
• being switched on,
• a flash is fired,
• the shutter release is actuated,
• the camera's exposure metering system is
switched off...
...switched to stand-by mode, (Auto-OFF) to
save energy and to protect the power source
from unintentional discharging. The active
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