Sony FA-WRC1M Manuel utilisateur

Wireless Radio Commander FA-WRC1M

Before use

Camera software [1]

Before use [2]

Features of the Wireless Radio Commander [3]

Identifying parts [4]

Indicators on the screen [5]

Preparations

Turning on the power [6]

Pairing with a Wireless Radio Receiver [7]

Shooting

Using MENU items [8]

Groups [9]

Wireless flash shooting [10]

Remote release shooting [11]

Notes on use

Notes on use [12]

[1] Before use

Camera software

Update the software of your camera to the latest version before use.

Refer to the dedicated support site for information on camera compatibility.

[2] Before use

Before use

This product can be used in combination with Sony Interchangeable Lens Digital Cameras

that have a Multi Interface Shoe.

Some functions may not be available depending on the model of the camera you use. Refer

to the Sony website for your region for details on this product’s compatibility with your

camera.

Along with this manual, refer to the operating instructions of your camera.

This product is designed to be dust and moisture-resistant, but is not

waterproof or splash-proof. When you use the product in rainy conditions,

do not let the product get wet.

Locations to avoid

Regardless of whether this product is in use or in storage, do not place it in any of the

following locations. Doing so may cause a malfunction.

In extremely hot locations

In locations such as a car parked in the sun, the product may become deformed resulting

in a malfunction.

Under direct sunlight or near a heater

The product may become deformed resulting in a malfunction.

In locations with excessive vibration

Near strong magnetic fields

In sandy or dusty areas such as on the beach

Be careful not to let sand or dust get inside the product when using it on the beach or

other sandy areas. This may cause a malfunction.

Flash sync terminals

Flashes that have a sync terminal with reversed polarity can be used with this product.

Use flashes with a sync voltage of 400 V or lower.

Turn off the flash connected to the sync cord when you connect the sync cord to the

(flash sync) terminal. Otherwise, the flash may emit light when the sync cord is

connected.

When you are using a flash connected to the (flash sync) terminal, set the shutter

speed to the slower of the following values or slower.

The flash sync speed of the camera

The shutter speed recommended by the flash

Communication distance

The communication distance between this product and the Wireless Radio Receiver (sold

separately) is approximately 30 m (98.4 ft.).

The distance given above applies under conditions where there are no obstacles,

shielding, or radio wave interferences.

The communication distance may be shorter depending on the positioning of the

products, the ambient environment, and weather conditions.

Trademarks

“Multi Interface Shoe” is a trademark of Sony Corporation.

[3] Before use

Features of the Wireless Radio Commander

You can shoot images with multiple flash units that are wirelessly connected, or you can

shoot images with multiple cameras that are controlled remotely by using this product and

the Wireless Radio Receiver (sold separately).

Wireless flash shooting

The Wireless Radio Commander controls genuine Sony flash units (sold separately,

hereinafter referred to as “flash”) attached to Wireless Radio Receivers (sold separately) via

radio wave. Flash units can be divided into a maximum of five groups using the Wireless

Radio Receivers. You can shoot with flash units in various situations by setting the flash

mode or flash’s power level for each group. The Wireless Radio Commander supports TTL

flash shooting, manual flash shooting, and High-speed sync (HSS) shooting, etc. with

multiple flash units.

Remote release shooting

The Wireless Radio Commander can make multiple cameras release their shutters at the

same time so that you can shoot one subject from multiple angles simultaneously.

A Wireless Radio Receiver (sold separately) and a Multi Terminal Connecting Cable (sold

separately) are required for remote release shooting.

[4] Before use

Identifying parts

Control panel

1. LINK lamp

2. LCD panel

3. (flash sync) terminal

4. Multi/Micro USB Terminal

Connects the product and the camera for remote release shooting.

5. Lock lever

6. Multi Interface foot

7. Battery cover

8. Fn (function) button

Switches the display to the settings adjustment screen (Quick Navi screen), letting

settings be changed quickly.

9. SHUTTER button

Releases the shutter of the camera to which a Wireless Radio Receiver is connected

during remote release shooting.

10. TEST button

Tests the flash before shooting.

11. MENU button

12. (LCD illuminator) button

Turn the lighting of the LCD panel and the areas around the buttons on or off.

13. Power switch

When the switch is set to “LOCK,” buttons including the control wheel become inactive

to avoid unintended operations.

14. Center button

Confirms selections on the menu screen.

15. Control wheel

Moves the cursor and changes values on the Quick Navi screen or menu screen.

When shooting, flash compensation and flash level settings are assigned to the left

button, and receiver settings are assigned to the right button.

How to use the control wheel

You can perform operations corresponding to the on-screen display using the control wheel.

Shooting screen

Flash compensation and flash level settings are assigned to the left button, and receiver

settings are assigned to the right button.

Quick Navi screen

You can select an item by moving the cursor (which item is highlighted) using the

top/bottom/right/left button on the control wheel, and change the value by turning the wheel.

Menu screen

You can select an item by moving the cursor using the top/bottom/right/left button on the

control wheel, and change the setting by pressing the center button.

[5] Before use

Indicators on the screen

TTL mode

TTL mode (ratio control)

MANUAL mode

MANUAL mode (ratio control)

GROUP mode

RELEASE mode

1. Communication channel

2. Wireless flash mode

is displayed when the product is in wireless flash mode. Otherwise, is displayed.

3. Shooting mode

4. Flash compensation

5. Communication mode

6. High-speed sync shooting

7. Low-battery indicator

Appears when the batteries are low. It is recommended that you change the batteries

shortly.

8. Ratio setting

9. Lighting ratio

10. Flash level

11. Group settings (flash mode and flash compensation/flash level)

Quick Navi screen

Press the Fn button to switch the display to the settings adjustment screen (Quick Navi).

You can change the values quickly using the control wheel.

Menu screen

The menu screen is displayed when you press the MENU button. You can change various

settings for the product.

[6] Preparations

Turning on the power

You can use the following types of batteries with this product.

Two LR6 (AA-sized) alkaline batteries

Two AA-sized rechargeable nickel-metal hydride (Ni-MH) batteries

Always ensure that rechargeable nickel-metal hydride batteries are charged with the

specified charger.

1. Open the battery cover and insert batteries (sold separately).

Insert the batteries into the battery chamber as illustrated ( ).

(indicates the direction of the batteries.)

2. Attach the product to the camera.

Ensure that the product is turned off.

Remove the caps from the Multi Interface foot of the product and from the Multi

Interface Shoe of the camera.

1. Turn the lock lever to “RELEASE” while pressing the release button (A) on the

lever.

2. Firmly insert the Multi Interface foot all the way into the Multi Interface Shoe of the

camera in the direction of the arrow.

3. Firmly turn the lock lever to “LOCK” to secure the product.

3. Set the power switch to “ON.”

To remove the product from the camera

Turn off the power of the product and perform Step 2-1 to remove the product.

When you are not using the product or you are using the product alone held in your hand,

reattach the cap to the Multi Interface foot.

[7] Preparations

Pairing with a Wireless Radio Receiver

To shoot images with wireless flash shooting or remote release shooting using this product,

the product must be paired with a Wireless Radio Receiver (sold separately).

Perform pairing within 1 m (3.3 ft.) of the Wireless Radio Receiver.

You can pair this product with up to 15 Wireless Radio Receivers.

1. Turn on the product, then select MENU button - [PAIRING] - [ADD] and press the

center button (A).

The LINK lamp on the product will flash in green and the pairing screen will appear.

2. Ensure that the Wireless Radio Receiver is turned off, and then press and hold the

ON/OFF button on the Wireless Radio Receiver for seven seconds or more.

The Wireless Radio Receiver will turn on and the LINK lamp will flash in green.

3. When pairing is finished, the LINK lamp on the Wireless Radio Receiver will light up in

green.

The screen of the product will display the number of Wireless Radio Receivers that

have just been paired.

If you want to pair this product with two or more Wireless Radio Receivers, repeat

steps 2 through 3 for each Wireless Radio Receiver.

4. Press the center button.

Pairing will end and the LINK lamp on the product will light up in green.

If the LINK lamp on the product or the Wireless Radio Receiver lights up in red after the

pairing procedure, the products have not been paired successfully. Retry the procedure

starting from Step 1.

To confirm the paired receivers/unpair the receivers

Select MENU button - [PAIRING] - [LIST] on the product.

When communications between the product and the Wireless Radio Receiver are available,

is displayed.

To unpair a receiver, set the cursor on (Delete) for the Wireless Radio Receiver to be

unpaired, and then press the center button. When you set the cursor, the LINK lamp on the

corresponding Wireless Radio Receiver will flash.

Unpair a Wireless Radio Receiver while it is turned on.

[8] Shooting

Using MENU items

You can use MENU items to change and confirm the settings of both this product and paired

Wireless Radio Receivers (sold separately).

1. Press the MENU button to display the menu screen. Set the cursor on the desired item

and press the center button (A).

HSS (High-speed sync)

Turns High-speed sync on/off and changes the flash level settings.

RECEIVER SET (Receiver settings)

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