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ics stores) into the sync jack of each
unit.If you do not disable the built in
slaves you will not be able to test fire an
individual light using the remote trans-
mitter without firing other lights in the
studio.
Operating Protocol of the
RadioRemote One
Transmitter
All operational functions of the
RadioRemote One transmitter are indi-
cated by icons, numerical representation
and bargraph metering on the backlit
LCD display.
These functions consist of the following:
1.The 32-segment vertical bargraph on
the left side of the display indicates a reso-
lution of 2/10 f-stop per division. Two
steps in change of flash power are required
for an increase or decrease in the bargraph
reading.
2.The BA T indicator is a low-battery
indicator and begins to blink when the bat-
teries have depleted approximately two-
thirds of available power. The anticipated
battery life under normal circumstances is
approximately 400 hours of active use.
3 . The F - VA L U E
t wo-digit display,
which is the numerical equivalent of the
bargraph, has a resolution of 1/10 f-stop.
This display increments or decrements on
every step of change in flash power. When
the ALL button is pressed this display
indicates simultaneous modifications of all
channels (See "Bracketing" )
4. The BANK/CHAN
play indicates to which Bank and Channel
the system is currently assigned.The dis-
play will indicate the current channel as
the default mode. Pressing and holding
the BANK button will display the cur-
rently assigned Bank.
5.The ALL channel indicator is active
only when the ALL button is pressed.
See "ALL" Functions below.
6. The MODEL icon symbolizes the
current state of the model lamp mode
for the currently accessed channel and
represents one of three possible modes:
Full,Off or Tracking mode (half-bulb sym-
bol).
7. The CAMERA SYNC JACK
located on the top apron of the trans-
mitter. An accessory cable is supplied
with the RadioRemote One for universal
connection to most makes of cameras.
Note that operating a camera connected
to this jack always fires all Channels in
the selected Bank, except for those
which are programmed to OFF (inac-
tive) mode. Firing via the camera sync
jack occurs immediately even if the
transmitter is asleep.
The response time from the transmit-
ter's receipt of a camera sync signal to
the actual firing of units by the receivers
is approximately 3 msec (1/333 second).
This allows for sync speeds up to 1/60"
for focal plane shutters and up to 1/125"
for leaf shutters.
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