• The light conditions in the remote system can be set in the "TTL" mode. For this purpose the desired group ("RMT" or "RMT2") or Master ("M") can be selected via

the "Para" key. The mode can now be set with the "Mode" key and the weighting (1, 2, 4, 8, 16) with the "+" and "-" keys.

Example:

Settings

MTTL . . . .2

The light output of the flash units is divided into

RMT . . . .4

14 parts (2 + 4 + 8).

RMT2 . . .8

• The slave flash units in the slave groups RMT and RMT2 automatically work in the "TTL" mode, unless the "M" mode was manually set on the particular slave flash

unit. On the controller flash unit (Master) the "TTL" or "M" modes or no mode can be set. If no mode is set, the controller only controls the slave flash units and

releases almost no light for the actual exposure.

• Partial light levels can also be selected in the "M" mode

• The high-speed synchronisation HSS (TTL HSS or M HSS) cannot be set via the slave flash unit. High-speed synchronisation is automatically activated if necessary

via the slave flash unit when flashing for the duration of the shot if a shutter time below the camera's high-speed sync time is set on the camera (see camera opera-

ting instructions).

• The remote channel can be set on the external controller or on the slave flash unit. For this purpose the "Para" key must be pressed repeatedly until only "CH" or

"CHANNEL" and the remote channel are displayed. Press (+) and (-) to perform the desired settings. You can select channels 1, 2, 3 or 4. The setting will take

effect immediately. Press "Return"

matically after approximately 5 seconds.

• The flash range is not indicated in the remote mode! The flash unit's main reflector

as broad an area as possible. The zoom position of the main reflector can be manually changed as required (see 6.2).

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will start blinking.

Effect

key repeatedly until the original display reappears. If the "Return"

Consequence: