Metz MECABLITZ 34 CS-2 digital Bedienungsanleitung Seite 68

Cordless SLAVE operation
Controllo SLAVE senza cavi
Funcionamiento esclavo sin cable
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Activation of the SLAVE mode with the cordless Metz
remote system:
• Mount and set up the SLAVE unit in the described man-
ner.
• Turn off the SLAVE unit with the main switch
• Press the manual firing button
• Turn on the mecablitz with the main switch
• Release the manual firing button
• Set the SLAVE function selector
10). The SLAVE indicator
flashing (see fig. 11); the on/off intervals are approxima-
tely the same.
• Activate the controller (master) on the camera. Set the
flash synch speed or a slower shutter speed on the
camera.
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Fig. 11
Testing the cordless Metz remote function before
Fig. 11
shooting:
Grab. 11
• Set up the mecablitz (SLAVE) in the position required for
picture shooting.
• Point the camera with the controller (master) in the same
direction as for the subsequent shot.
• Wait until the controller and the SLAVE(s) are ready for
firing (flash ready indicator on the individual flash units is
lit).
• Press the manual firing button on the camera-mounted
mecablitz controller and fire a test flash.
• The mecablitz 34 CS-2 digital (SLAVE) responds with a
delayed flash, thereby indicating operating readiness. If
several SLAVES are simultaneously used, then all of
them will respond simultaneously.
• If a SLAVE does not fire a delayed flash then this indica-
tes that its sensor did not receive a light pulse. Should
this be the case turn the SLAVE until its sensor
receive the light pulse, and repeat the test.
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and keep depressed.
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in Position 2 (see fig.
on the mecablitz will start
SLAVE operation with the cordless Metz remote
system must be reactivated after the mecablitz
has been switched off with the main switch
or after automatic switch-off (see above)!
NOTE: The mecablitz as a SLAVE in the cord-
less Metz remote system only supports the
controller address 1! Operation of the meca-
blitz as a controller in the cordless Metz remo-
te system is not possible!
Bright ambient light and/or a wide aperture
setting on the camera lens may cause the elec-
tronic circuit to cut off the power prematurely
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