Table of Contents
Advertisement
NOTICE
The working distance of the wireless triggering system differs depending on the
position and direction of the radio receiver. or the best conditions, follow these
steps when placing the meter and the radio receiver.
1. Make sure nothing is between the meter and the radio receiver.
2. Place the radio receiver away from any large metallic objects, concrete, and
objects with large amounts of water (people, plants, etc.).
3. Secure the radio receiver with tape or a tripod.
make sure the antenna of the radio receiver is higher than the flash pack.
Prevent the radio receiver antenna from directly contacting metallic material.
4. Depending on the shooting location, there may be times when the radio receiver
receives no signal. This may be due to radio reflection from nearby objects
or other causes. nder normal conditions, moving the radio receiver a few
centimeters may improve reception.
Do not place the radio receiver behind things that absorb or easily intercept radio
waves, such as concrete, metal, or hills.
5. se within approximately 30m (100 feet) while following the above conditions.
5-5-1
Measurement Method
Selecting Radio Channels
®
ControlTL
channels and Standard channels are the radio channels of the meter
that can be used for measurements.
®
ControlTL
Channels:
The C-700R is designed for use with PocketWi ard
for CC IC, and
used with ControlTL radios, the C-700R cannot control flash power, and can only
trigger flash.
Standard Channels:
The C-700R is designed for use with PocketWi ard
There are 2 meter channels. Channels No.
No. 7
2 can have
~
for CE. ou can set
ones (A, B, C, D).
5. Measuring Light Sources [Measurement Screen]
hen placing on the flash pack,
®
radios. There are 20 channels
ones (A, B and C) for each channel. When
®
radios.
are single channels. Channels
~
79
Advertisement
Table of Contents
