Sekonic SPEEDMASTER L-858D Guide de l'utilisateur

L-858D

L-858D-U

Startup Guide

Light Meter

SPEEDMASTER

Thank you for purchasing SPEEDMASTER L-858D.

Please read the ‟Operating Manual” and ‟Safety Precaution” so that you

will fully understand the features and operation of this product.

Keep the Operating Manual in a safe place for future use.

This Startup Guide introduces the basic operations of this light meter.

For details about how to use this light meter, please see the Operating Manual.

For information on how to download the Operating Manual, please see

‟10. Download”.

1.Check Included Items

The following items are included with the meter in the package.

Please be sure to check that all noted items are included.

* If any items are missing, please contact the distributor or the reseller you

purchased the meter from.

* The USB cable (that has the A connector and Micro-B connector) is not

included in the package. Please obtain this separately.

Batteries (two AA, Alkaline and manganese batteries are recommended)

are not included in the package. Please obtain these separately.

Meter

Startup Guide

(this document)

Strap Lens Cap

(Installed on the meter)

Soft Case

Anti-glare Sheet

for LCD Screen

Safety

Precaution

Safety Precaution

For Proper Operation

Before using this product, please read this "Safety Precautions" for

proper operation.

WARNING

The WARNING symbol indicates the

possibility of death or serious injury if the

product is not used properly.

CAUTION

The CAUTION symbol indicates the

possibility of minor to moderate personal

injury or product damage if the product is

not used properly.

NOTICE

The NOTICE symbol indicates cautions

or restrictions when using the product.

Please read all notes to avoid errors in

operation.

General Safety Information

• Read the Operating Manual before use.

• Keep the Operating Manual on hand for reference at any

time.

• Stop using this product when there are any abnormalities.

• The modication or disassembly of this product is prohibited.

• Do not attempt to repair this product by yourself.

• This product is intended only for persons with expert

knowledge.

• Monitor children so that they do not touch this product.

• Use this product in a usage environment described in the

Operating Manual.

• This product is not waterproof.

WARNING

There is a danger of electrical shock when using high

voltage strobes.

Avoid contacting the terminals.

This product emits electromagnetic waves.

Do not bring this product close to persons with

pacemakers.

Do not use this product in an explosive atmosphere.

Use of devices emitting electromagnetic waves is

prohibited in hospitals.

CAUTION

• Check the material of the neck strap to see if there is any

risk of allergy.

• Be careful of sudden emission of lights from strobes.

NOTICE

• Do not leave this product on car dashboards in hot weather.

This may damage the product.

• Remove the batteries when this product is not in use for a

long period of time.

• When the desired performance is not achieved, stop using

this product and contact the service center.

Information for Users on Collection and

Disposal of Old Equipment

To protect environment, do not through this device

and batteries away with the normal household waste

at the end of those life, but bring them in at an

ofcial collection point of your country for recycling.

English

2.Names of Parts

The following is a list of names of buttons and parts on the meter.

* The function of the Measuring button 6and Memory button 7can be

interchanged using the Custom Setting function.

[Bottom (rear) view,

battery cover]

[Rear view][Front view]

Tabs (Three)

Retracted

mark

Extended

mark

[Lumisphere (Switchover

between Extended/Retracted)]

2Lumisphere

Lumisphere retracting ring

6Measuring button*

3Objective lens

4 Viewnder eyepiece

(with diopter adjustment)

Power button

7Memory button*

0USB connector

aUSB connector cover

bSynchro terminal

cSynchro terminal cover

dBattery cover

eBattery cover latch

fStrap eyelet

8Touch panel LCD

Menu button <<MENU>>

gTripod socket hole

jBattery

compartment i

Transmitter connector cover

hTransmitter

(sold separately)

compartment

3.Turn the Power ON/OFF

After installing batteries, press the power button

to start up the meter.

The Startup screen appears on the LCD for 1 second.

Then the settings for the Measuring button (MEASURE) and Memory

button (MEMORY) are displayed on the Measuring screen for 2 seconds.

To turn the power off, press and hold down the Power button for at least 1

second.

The meter power turns off after the display disappears.

Please wait 3 seconds between repeated power on and power off sessions.

NOTICE

●The blue lettered "SEKONIC" logo

screen is displayed after battery

replacement and 24 hours after

power OFF.

●Movement of the blue status bar

indicates that the meter is checking

its memory and preparing to operate.

Do not turn the power OFF. Otherwise,

the meter may be damaged.

* By touching the Startup screen, you can

immediately skip the screen.

[Measuring screen]

[Startup screen]

Power button 5

Memory button 7

Measuring button 6

4.Screen Operations

This section explains how to operate the touch panel on the meter.

Touch an icon with your nger to select a desired menu or item.

Slide operations

Slide a nger up or down on the setting value

areas at any time to change setting values.

Scroll bars

Slide the vertical or horizontal scroll bars to view

a different part of the screen.

Radio button operations

Radio buttons are displayed

when you can only select one

item. Touch a desired item to

select.

Check box operations

Check boxes are displayed when multiple

selections are available.

Touch a desired item(s) to select.

Touch operations

Touch each icon to change the display to a

desired screen.

Setting value increases when is touched.

Setting value decreases when is touched.

[Screen For Selecting LCD

Backlight Brightness]

[Flash Mode

screen]

[Ambient Mode

screen]

Scroll bars

[Measuring screen]

Item selected Items selectedItems not selected Item not selected

5.Input Numbers or Characters

How to input a numerical value

(Numeric Number Input screen)

No. Key Description

10-9,

Decimal point,

Sign (+/-)

Inputs a numeric value.

When touched, the input

value is displayed at the top of

screen.

2DEL

Deletes the input value.

3OK

Applies the input value, and

returns to the previous screen.

4Cancel

Cancels the input value, and

returns to the previous screen.

How to input characters and numbers

(Character Input screen)

No. Key Description

■

The cursor indicates the position

at which to enter a character.

ABC, abc,

0-9,

Decimal point,

Space,

Hyphen

When touched, the input

value is displayed at the top of

screen. Repeated touching of

the same button for alphabet

(ABC/abc) will change the

alphabet character in order.

31/A/a

Switches between numbers,

upper-case characters, and

lower-case characters.

4← →

Moves the input position.

5DEL

Deletes the input value.

6OK

Applies the input value, and

returns to the previous screen.

7Cancel

Cancels the input value, and

returns to the previous screen.

[Upper Case

Input screen]

[Numeric Value

Input screen]

[Lower Case

Input screen]

3 76

6.Measuring Preparations

The mode and other settings required to make a

measurement can be selected from the Measuring screen.

For information on how to switch the display to each

screen, see the relevant item.

* When another

function has been

assigned by using

the custom setting,

select Incident/Spot

from Tool Box.

[Measuring Mode

Selection screen]

[Select Incident/Spot

screen]

[Menu screen]

[Tool Box screen]

Settings

[Meter]

(Measuring screen)

7.Select Measuring Mode

Different measuring modes can be selected to meet various

requirements.

* In the custom setting, you can select whether to display or hide the

measuring modes. Content to be displayed differs depending on which

transmitter (sold separately) is installed.

No. Description of mode

1Ambient light T (shutter speed) priority mode

Displays F-stop value (aperture) for input shutter speed and ISO

values.

2Ambient light F-stop (aperture) priority mode

Displays shutter speed value for input F-stop and ISO values.

3Ambient light TF (shutter speed and F-stop) priority mode

Displays ISO sensitivity for input shutter speed and F-stop values.

4Ambient light HD CINE mode

Displays F-stop value for input shutter speed, frame rate and ISO values.

5Ambient light CINE mode

Displays F-stop value for input frame rate, ISO and shutter angle values.

Ambient light Illuminance (lux or fc) mode (Incident light measurement)

Displays brightness value in lux or foot-candle unit.

Ambient light Luminance (cd/m

or ) mode (Reected light measurement)

Displays brightness value in cd/m2or foot-lambert unit.

1[Ambient Light T Priority Mode

Measuring screen]

[Measuring Mode

Selection screen]

Settings

Measured

values

2[Ambient Light

F-stop Priority Mode

Measuring screen]

4[Ambient Light

HD Cine Mode

Measuring screen]

3[Ambient Light

TF Priority Mode

Measuring screen]

5[Ambient Light Cine

Mode Measuring screen]

6[Ambient Light Illuminance Mode

Measuring screen]

* In incident light mode

6[Ambient Light Luminance Mode

Measuring screen]

* In reected light mode

No. Description of mode

Cordless ash mode

Detects ash brightness without meter-ash connection after

Measuring button pressed to arm meter for 90 seconds and ash

red separately, and displays F-stop value.

Cordless multiple (cumulative) ash mode

Detects and accumulates ash brightness without meter-ash

connection after Measuring button pressed to arm meter for 90

seconds and ash red separately, and displays F-stop value.

9Cord ash mode

Detects ash brightness with synchro cord meter-ash connection,

and displays F-stop value.

0Cord multiple (cumulative) ash mode

Detects and accumulates ash brightness with synchro cord meter-

ash connection, and displays F-stop value.

Radio triggering ash mode

Detects ash brightness after Measuring button is pressed to send

radio transmitted signal to radio receiver connected to ash. Displays

F-stop value (When a transmitter sold separately is installed).

Radio triggering multiple (cumulative) ash mode

Detects and accumulates ash brightness after Measuring button is

pressed to send radio transmitted signal to radio receiver connected

to ash. Displays F-stop value (When a transmitter sold separately

is installed).

7[Cordless Flash Mode

Measuring screen]

[Measuring Mode

Selection screen]

Settings

Percentage

of ash

Measured

values

(F-stop values)

Ambient light

(Orange)

For Flash

analyzing

display

Flash light

(Blue)

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