Metz Mecablitz 50 MZ-5, Руководство по эксплуатации

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12. Working with user programs
Adjusting procedure to store a program:
• Select the required settings (aperture, zoom, operating mode, etc.) for subsequent
application.
• Press the Prog . button (33) ; „Prog.“ flashes.
The secondary functions STO and RCL assigned to the buttons Remote (22) and P (29) are
only displayed after the Prog. button has been pressed.
The secondary functions are:
STO = Store the values indicated on the LC display.
RCL = Recall the stored data of a user program.
• Use the + or - button (24) to select the „Prog. ?“ program place where the settings are to
be stored.
• Hold down the Remote (STO) (22) button (approx. 3 seconds) until the LC display becomes
dark. A short brief audio signal is sounded when the buzzer is active (see fig. 25, page 37),
after which the settings are stored.
The TTL Easy Mode cannot be adjusted as a user program.
If a new program place has been selected without subsequently pressing the buttons STO
(store) (22) or RCL (recall) (29) (double function of the P button), then the original program
will continue to function even though the last selected program place number is being
displayed. To regain a correct display turn off the flashgun briefly and then on again.
Procedure for calling a stored program:
1
Press the Prog . button (33) ; „Prog.“ flashes.
2
Use the + or - button (24) to select the „Prog. ?“ program place.
3
Press the P (RCL) button (29) .
The program is now loaded and can be used.
A flashing operating mode symbol on the LC display after a user program has been called
indicates a deviating setting of the operating mode selector from the operating mode of the
program. If the operating mode selector is not adjusted to the same operating mode, then the
flashgun will perform the mode that is flashing on the LC display.
If, after a stored program has been recalled, a change is made, e.g. operating mode, then the
program place indicated on the LC display will be changed to Prog. 0. The parameters of the
previously loaded program place remain unchanged.
The factory-set flash programs can be overwritten with the user’s own programs.
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