Orlit TR-Q6 RTC, Руководство пользователя

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Orlit TR-Q6 Canon RT
The Orlit Q6 transmitter for canon has 2 modes: RT and RF.
Lets take a step back and understand why: Canon created the 600-EX-RT
flash which uses its RT radio system. The RT radio system was designed
for controlling SPEEDLIGHTS only. Orlit expanded the line with its own
(large) RT monolight units, however these units offer functions not
available on speedlights; for example, 1/10 of a stop adjustment, and
modeling lamps. While the units will work in RT radio system mode to
allow integration with RT speedlights, for maximum function use Orlit
transmitters and strobes ONLY, in RF mode, which allows these controls.
By default the Orlit TR-Q6-C will be in RF mode, for providing maximum
function with Orlit monolights. BUT FOR INTEGRATING WITH SPEED-
LIGHTS (FROM CANON OR ORLIT) YOU WILL NEED TO BE IN RT MODE.
The easiest way to determine if the transmitter is in RF or RT mode is to be
aware that RF mode does not use IDs.
If the transmitter is displaying ONLY channels on the bottom right, it is
in RF mode. To switch to RT mode for integrating with speedlights, press
the power button briefly. The channel display will now cycle between the
channel symbol and the ID symbol. You are now in RT mode.