ONEUW ONE160x, User Manual

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FLASH EXPOSURE MODES
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ADVANCED OPERATIONS
i When the TTL auto flash exposure mode is activated, the Nikon i-
TTL or Canon E-TTL or optical s-TTL, operating protocol is
automatically selected according to the strobe version and the
selected input mode.
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Digital communication between ONE160x strobe and digital
camera may occasionally be interrupted, thus impeding the
correct units interfacing. To restore the proper functioning, the
communication need to be reset by switched off and on again the
units. If the problem persists check the connection elements; hot
shoe, connectors and syncro cables must be clean and dry.
Otherwise the data transmission between the units can be
disturbed or interrupted.
10.3 Manual mode
In manual flash exposure mode the light output is manually selected by
the rotary control switch. The energy level, which is showed on display,
can be adjusted in ½ f-stop increments over a range of - 6 f-stop. When
manual mode is selected, the default power value is Full - full power.
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If the digital camera is connected to the ONE160x strobe by a
synchro cable with only two cabled wires (ground) and the
TTL auto exposure mode is selected, the flash will be fired at full
power. This connection type does not support the TTL auto flash
exposure mode - select the manual flash exposure mode and
adjust the energy level to the desired value.
i In manual flash exposure mode, SYN-input synchro cable
connection, monitoring pre-flashes are not output.
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