Synchronization - Hensel Integra Mini 300 User Manual

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User manual Integra Mini 300
Synchronization via cable
The compact flash unit is connected to the camera via synchro-
nization cable by connecting the jack plug to the sync plug 8 on
the camera.
The synchronizing process employs the latest semiconduc-
tor technology and warrants reliable triggering of the flash
unit even when using older camera models with mechanical
contacts. The lower voltage of the sync plug makes safe and
reliable operation possible, also with the use of modern digital
cameras.
Note:
Based on the multitude of possible electronic circuits in different
cameras which are used for the synchronization, we are not lia-
ble for possible damage to a camera used for flash triggering.
Please contact the camera's manufacturer before using a non-
standard camera for such purpose.
Synchronization via slave
The built-in slave 9 triggers the flash when light from another
flash is detected (slave-mode).
This mode of operation is activated/deactivated by using the
touch key SLAVE 14. The active setting is indicated via LED 11
above the touch pad.
The slave is an impulse photo cell. It only triggers the flash
when the striking light is brighter than the ambient light.
Note:
Make sure that no other bright, ambient light reaches the photo
cell. If this cannot be avoided, please use a cable or radio trans-
mitter for synchronization.
Synchronization via radio transmitter
The optional radio-control set Strobe Wizard Plus Set can
be used to conveniently synchronize camera and flash unit via
radio remote control. See „11 Accessories" on page 26.
 In this set-up, you have to switch off the slave function with
the touch key SLAVE 14.
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