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NOTE:
When the flash mode of the firing group is set to < ETTL
> or < Ext.A >, exposure is controlled to obtain a standard
exposure for the main subject as a single group. If you
shoot with multiple firing groups pointing toward the
main subject, overexposure may result.
1. Set the flash mode to < GR >
Press the < MODE >
button on the master unit and set the flash mode to
< GR >.
2. Set the firing group on the slave units.
Set a firing
group (A/B/C/D/E) for all the slave units. For the slave
unit settings, see the flash instruction manual.
3. Set the flash mode.
While < MENU 1 > is displayed, press function button
3 < GR > Choose to set the flash group Press function
button < MODE > and select the flash mode of the
selected group from < ETTL >, < M > and < Ext.A >
To turn the firing of the selected group off, press func-
tion button 1 < ON/OFF > to set it to < OFF >.
4. Set the flash output or flash exposure compensation
amount.
While a firing group is selected, turn the dial
can adjust the corresponding mode of flash or flash
exposure compensation output. Set up is completed,
press “set” to exit the setup mode.
Repeat the process to set an individual mode and
power setting for each group member.
TIPS:
1. The firing groups to be fired do not need to be consec-
utive; for example, A/C/E can be set.
2. When two or more units are set to master, the master
unit with the < LINK > lamp lit in green is the one that
fires.
3. You can fire a test flash from a flash set as a slave unit.
For the operations, see the flash instruction manual.
