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Wireless Flash Trigger 无线引闪器 User Manual 使用说明书...
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T h a n k y o u f o r p u r c h a s i n g a n AODELAN product. AODELAN E2 is a transceiver compatible with AODELAN radio system. It can be used to wirelessly synchronize the flash lights with the camera and to remotely control any...
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For your safety Before using your product, please read the following safety precaution carefully to ensure correct and safe use. Do not disassemble or attempt to repair Do not use the product in the presence of flammable or explosive gas. The product is not waterproof.
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RED 2014/53/EU Declaration of Conformity EC Hereby, Shenzhen Aodelan Technology Co., Ltd. declares that this product is in compliance with essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 2014/53/EU. This product can be used across EU member states. A copy of the Declaration of Conformity can be found at www.aodelan.net.
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FCC Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the...
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Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Caution: Any changes or modifications to this device not explicitly approved by manufacturer could void your authority to operate this equipment. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Table of Contents I. Parts ……………………………… II. Getting Started ………………… ……………… Installing the batteries …………………… Turning E2 on/off …………… Connecting to the camera III. States and Modes ……………… IV. Basic Functions and Buttons… ………… State and Mode Adjustment ………………… Channel Selection ……………………...
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………………… Fast/Normal Mode ……………………………… Beep …………………… Auto Power Off …………………… Factory Settings V. Operating Instructions………… …… Remote Flash Synchronization ……… Release of Remote Camera ……………………………… Relay VI. Specification …………………… • 7 •...
(Figure 2) Turning E2 on/off 1. Turn on: Press the Power Button [9] to turn on the E2, the Channel Indicator [1] and Group Indicator [3] light up. 2. Turn off: Press and hold the Power Button [9] until all indicators light off.
3. Lock the E2 by sliding the Mounting Foot Lock Lever [19] to right until the lock lever clicks in place. 4. Turn on the camera and E2 and set the shooting mode of the camera to manual. 5. To detach E2, press the lock-release...
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In Port [17] of E2. 3. Insert the PC Plug of the flash sync cable into the PC terminal of the camera. * 4. Turn on the camera and E2 and set the shooting mode of the camera to manual. (Figure 4)
III. States and Modes 1. The followings states and modes are available in E2. 2. Select the appropriate state and mode as described in this manual in actual use. • 13 •...
IV. Basic Functions and Buttons State and Mode Adjustment 1. Press the Mode Adjustment Button [15] to set the E2 to Transmit Mode or Receive Mode. Mode Indicator [7] indicates the selected mode 2. Press and hold the Mode Adjustment...
2. All flash lights that are assigned to the same group under the same channel will be controlled by E2 simultaneously. 3. Press the Group Button [4] to select the group. The Group Indicator [3] corresponding to the selected group (A-F) is illuminated.
Remote Control – Head Control; Model Control; Energy Adjustment 1. E2 can remotely radio control all flash lights with built-in AODELAN radio system functionality. 2. Both the Channel and Group settings on the E2 unit must match the Channel and Group settings of the flash lights.
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5. Press the Energy Adjustment Button [6] to increase or decrease the flash output energy. <+> represents increase. < - > represents decrease. Short press Energy Adjustment Button (< 2 seconds) to adjust the flash output energy level in 1/10 f-stop increments.
E2. 2. At the point E2 will make continuous and short beeps to signal that the command was not executed. 3. The energy of all flash lights in the group will remain unchanged.
2. When the E2 is in Receive Mode, press the Test Button [8] to directly release the shutter of the camera connected to E2 (Out Port[18]) or trigger the flash light connected to E2 (Out Port[18]).
There will be a long beep when pressing the Beeper Button [13] to turn on the beeper. 2. There will be a long beep when E2 is turned on regardless of whether the beeper is turned on or not.
Auto Power Off 1. When E2 is turned on, press the Power Button [9] and the Command Indicator [10] blinks one time (lights up for approx. 0.3 seconds), indicating that the Auto Power Off functionality is enabled, the E2 is automatically turned off after 30 minutes of inactivity.
Factory Settings 1. Ensure that the E2 is turned off. 2. To reset the E2 to factory settings, press and hold down the Fast Mode Switch Button [14] and then press the Power Button [9] simultaneously, E2 is turned on and reset to factory settings.
Before starting all of the following operations, please turn off E2 as well as the camera and flash lights which work with E2, and turn on all units after the connection is completed. Unless Relay State is specially mentioned;...
1. Synchronize and remotely control the flash lights with built-in AODELAN radio system. (Figure 5) (Figure 5) Connect the E2 to the camera. (Via hot shoe or flash sync cable.) Set the flash lights to synchronization via radio.
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Set the E2 and the flash lights to the same radio channel. Select the same group settings for all flash heads that shall be controlled simultaneously. Set the Group of E2 to the same as the group setting for the flash heads to be controlled, or select all groups on E2.
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2. Synchronize the flash light without built-in AODELAN radio system. (Figure 6) (Figure 6) Two E2 units are required – E2 (a) and E2 (b). Set E2 (a) to Transmit Mode (Mode Indicator [7] <TRANSMIT> blinks green) and connect it to the camera (via hot shoe or flash sync cable).
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(or PC terminal depends on the flash light) . * Set E2 (a) and E2 (b) to the same radio channel. Press the Test Button [8] on E2 (a) to verify that the flash light fires as expected.
Release of Remote Camera 3. Using E2 as a wireless shutter release. (Figure 7) (Figure 7) Two E2 units are required – E2 (a) and E2 (b). • 28 •...
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Indicator [7] <RECEIVE> blinks green), use a camera release cable corresponding to the camera in use to connect the In Port [17] on the E2 to the remote control terminal on the camera.* * For proper connection with the camera or flash light, consult the user manual of the actual camera or flash light at the same time.
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Hand hold E2 (a) and set it to Transmit Mode (Mode Indicator [7] <TRANSMIT> blinks green). Set E2 (a) and E2 (b) to the same radio channel. Press and hold down the Test Button [8] on the handheld E2 (a) until the camera is released.
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4. Using E2 as a wired shutter release. (Figure 8) (Figure 8) Under the same situation as in Section 3, press and hold down the Test Button [8] on the E2(b) can also release the camera directly, to use one single E2 as a wired shutter release。***...
Relay 5. Relay (to work with the flash lights with built-in AODELAN radio system). (Figure 9) (Figure 9) Two E2 units are required – E2 (a) and E2 (b). • 32 •...
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Attach E2 (b) to the camera’s hot shoe mount. (A flash sync cable can also be used to connect the In Port [17] on the E2 (b) to the PC terminal on the camera instead of hot shoe connection.) Use a camera release cable...
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Set the flash light to synchronization via radio and select the same radio channel as on E2 (b). Hand hold E2 (a) and set it to Relay State Transmit Mode (Mode Indicator [7] <TRANSMIT> blinks red) and select the same radio channel as on E2 (b).
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6. Relay (to work with the flash light without built-in AODELAN radio system). (Figure 10) • 35 •...
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Three E2 units are required – E2 (a), E2 (b) and E2 (c). Attach E2 (b) to the camera’s hot shoe mount. (A flash sync cable can also be used to connect the In Port [17] on the E2 (b) to the PC terminal on the camera instead of hot shoe connection.)
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Mode (Mode Indicator [7] <RECEIVE> blinks red) and select a radio channel. Use a flash sync cable to connect the Out Port [18] on the E2 (c) to the flash light’s sync input socket (or PC terminal depends on the flash light). * Set the E2 (c) to Standard State...
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Hand hold E2 (a) and set it to Relay State Transmit Mode (Mode Indicator [7] <TRANSMIT> blinks red) and select the same radio channel as on E2 (b). Press and hold down the Test Button [8] on the handheld E2 (a), E2 (b) will release the camera’s shutter to take...
VI. Specifications Indicators Mode Indicators [7] State and Mode of the E2 Standard State <TRANSMIT> blinks in green Normal Transmit Mode Standard State <RECEIVE> blinks in green Normal Receive Mode <TRANSMIT> rapidly blinks in Standard State green Fast Transmit Mode Relay State <TRANSMIT>...
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Notes “Blinks” means blinks once per second. “Rapidly blinks” means blinks three times per second. When the battery is low, the three indicators – Command Indicator [10], Channel Indicator [1] and Group Indicator [3] will rapidly blink at the same time, please replace the batteries with new ones.
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Frequency: 2.4 GHz Range: Up to 200m (656ft) Channel: 8 channels (1-8) Group: 6 groups (A-F) and fire all groups function (Master mode) Power: 2 x AAA batteries Max. Sync speed: 1/250 sec**** Sync delay, Fast/Normal mode: 136us /460us Antenna: Internal antenna Interface: Hot shoe mounting foot x 1 3.5mm in port x 1 3.5mm out port x 1...
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Accessory: Flash Sync Cable (3.5mm – 3.5mm plug) x 1 Strap x 1 Dimensions: Approx. 91 x 57 x 37mm (3.6 x 2.2 x 1.2 in) Weight: Approx. 72g (2.5 oz) (without batteries) Specifications and design are subject to change without notice. •...