Operation; Synchronization (Flash Triggering) - Hensel Integra Plus 1000 Bedienungsanleitung

7:
SYNC
8
5:
SLAVE
2:
RC
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User manual // Integra Plus // Compact flash unit
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Operation

Synchronization (Flash triggering)

Synchronization by cable
The compact flash unit is connected to synchronization
socket 7 to the camera using a synchronization cable with
6,3 mm phone jack. The synchronization circuit is made
up of state-of-the-art semiconductor technology and
enables secure triggering of the flash even with older
cameras with mechanical contacts. Due to the many
different electronic circuits in cameras for controlling
synchronization, we cannot take any liability for possible
damage to cameras triggering flashes. Please contact the
camera manufacturer before using an unusual camera.
Synchronization by slave
The built-in slave 8 can trigger the compact flash unit.
Triggering is then effected by an "incoming" flash, which
was emitted by another flashlight. This mode of operation
is switched on using switch 5 and displayed by the orange
light of the SLAVE ON indicator.
The slave is an impulse photocell. It can only operate
when the triggering flash has a higher f-stop than the
ambient light. Please be aware that the ambient light that
strikes the slave may never be too strong. If this cannot
be avoided, please switch the slave off by pressing switch
5 and release the flash by cable or by radio signal.
Synchronization by radio control system
All units of the Integra Plus series are provided with the
built in radio receiver Strobe Wizard Plus and a freemask
function. With the respective transmitter, available as
accessory, flashes can be triggered and in addition
features for flash power and modeling light adjustment are
offered.
The built-in receiver has to be activated by pressing the
RC switch 2.
The radio transmitter is attached to the camera using the
synchronization cable or by mounting it onto the hot shoe
of the camera. Three channels can be selected.
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