User's Manual

1.Main parts

2. Introduction

This Wireless Flash Trigger consists of one transmitter and one receiver.

The transmitter is energy saving with sleep function. The trigger life is up to 20,000 times with

1mA electric current, with standby time about one year.

The receiver uses Micro Computer Chips for decoding with 2 AAA batteries, and features Super

Anti-Noise and low Power Consumption. Sync speed varies from 1/125s to 1/125s depending on

the sync speed of flash/strobe and type of camera.

This flash trigger adopts unique multi-channel isolating technology, and users can encode by

themselves. The transmitter and receiver has 2 isolated channels individually which can be

encoded to 4 codes, so that each combination can work independently and without interference in

certain scope.

3. Product Features

1) Wireless control 2) Low Output, Energy Saving

3) Low Voltage Triggering, Harmless to Cameras 4) Advanced Channel Isolation, Operating

Independently

4. Specifications

1) Transmitter battery type: 23A (12V Mini Battery)

2) Receiver battery type: AAA (Model No.7 Alkaline Battery)

3) Maximum operating range: 30m(100ft) in open area

5. Operating Instructions

1) Choose same channel setting on the transmitter and the receiver.

2) Put 2 AAA batteries into the receiver and turn on the receiver.

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.Main parts 2. Introduction This Wireless Flash Trigger consists of one transmitter and one receiver. The transmitter is energy saving with sleep function. The trigger life is up to 20,000 times with 1mA electric current, with standby time about one year. The receiver uses Micro Computer Chips for decoding with 2 AAA batteries, and features Super Anti-Noise and low Power Consumption. Sync speed varies from 1/125s to 1/125s depending on the sync speed of flash/strobe and type of camera.
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3) Press the test button in the transmitter, if the transmitter’s and receiver’s signal LEDs light simultaneously, that means they’re working. 4) Plug the flash into the receiver’s hot shoe socket, and fix it; plug the transmitter into the camera’s hot shoe socket, then transmit signals to control the receiver to trigger flash by pressing camera’s shutter release. 5) The transmitter will take the 3.5mm PC cord to connect the PC socket of camera. You can use the same 3.