FJ-X2m: Controls, Functions & Syncing
Group Controls
The FJ-X2m allows control of 6 groups [A-F] of strobes via the trigger interface, while the FJ-X2m mobile
app allows control of 10 groups [A-J]. 20 strobes can be assigned to a single group. There are three
groups visible on the FJ-X2m screen and additional groups can be found by scrolling down on the
Selection Wheel
. Next to each Group Letter [A-F] on the screen is the Exposure Mode and Group
Exposure Box Icon that can be adjusted using the following steps.
Change Exposure Mode
1. Adjust the Exposure Mode by scrolling the
Selection Wheel
until the desired group is highlighted
green.
2. Repeatedly press the corresponding Group Selection Button to the left of the Group icon to cycle
through the available exposure modes [-- (Off), TTL, M].
Change TTL Exposure Compensation
1. Adjust the Exposure Mode by scrolling the
Selection Wheel
until the desired group is highlighted
green.
2. Repeatedly press the corresponding Group Selection Button to the left of the Group icon to
select [TTL] Exposure Mode.
3. Press the
Selection Wheel
to highlight the Group Exposure Box green.
4. Scroll the
Selection Wheel
to adjust the exposure compensation between -3.0 to 3.0. [
NOTE
:
This compensation is independent of the onboard exposure compensation available on the
FJ400.]
Change M (Manual) Exposure Power Output
1. Adjust the Exposure Mode by scrolling the
Selection Wheel
until the desired group is highlighted
green.
2. Repeatedly press the corresponding Group Selection Button to the left of the Group icon to
select [M] Exposure Mode.
3. Press the
Selection Wheel
to highlight the Group Exposure Box green.
4. Scroll the
Selection Wheel
to adjust the manual exposure between 1.0 to 9.0. (
NOTE
: A long
press of the scroll wheel will highlight the power setting and allow full stop adjustments.)
Channel Controls
The FJ-X2m offers 16 available channels [00-15] for dedicated communication between your FJ-X2m
Wireless Trigger and FJ400 Strobe without interference from additional FJ400 strobes being used by
other photographers in the same area.
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