Summary of FreeWave Flash Trigger LR
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Freewave flash trigger lr user manual.
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Multiple triggering modes enable you to fire all channels simultaneously or separate your receivers into separate channels. With a 1/250 sec. Sync speed, the vello freewave flash trigger lr’s transmitter and receiver are easy to set up and use. The wireless capabilities and embedded antenna eliminat...
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Rfw-lr rfw-lr-r box contents rfw-lr • transmitter • receiver • 4x aa batteries • 3.5 to 3.5 mm sync cable • 3.5 mm to 1/4" monoplug adapter • 2x lanyards • pouch case • user manual rfw-lr-r • receiver • 2x aa batteries • 3.5 to 3.5 mm sync cable • 3.5 mm to 1/4" monoplug adapter • 1x lanyard • user ...
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4 features extended range: up to 600 feet ( 1 83 m) powerful 2.4 ghz signal: reduced interference and improved wireless signal strength 8 digital channels: avoids interference from other wireless remote controls all trigger mode: can fire all channels at once low-profile construction: tilting joint ...
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5 compatible devices the vello freewave flash trigger lr transmitter and receiver is compatible with most hot-shoe and lights, studio lights. The vello freewave flash trigger lr does not transmit through-the-lens (ttl) settings; therefore, we recommend using a fully manually controlled hot-shoe flas...
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6 precautions • please read and follow these instructions and keep this manual in a safe place. • there are no user-serviceable parts inside the devices. Do not attempt to disassemble or perform any unauthorized modification. • do not operate the transmitter or receiver in the presence of flammable ...
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7 • handle the units with care. • do not use or leave the devices in conditions of extreme heat, severe cold, or high humidity. • turn off the power of the camera and studio flash before inserting or removing the remote. • dispose of used batteries, packaging, and old devices in accordance to approp...
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Led confirmation light lanyard loop channel indicator panel channel down selector button all-channel selector button test button low-profile tilt joint channel up selector button battery compartment (on back) on/off switch tightening ring hot-shoe foot internal antenna 8 overview transmitter.
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Led confirmation light channel down selector button channel indicator panel channel up selector button 3.5 mm flash output port hot-shoe mount lanyard loop on/off switch 5v input battery compartment cold-shoe mount / 1/4 " -20 threaded socket 9 receiver.
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10 installing the batteries & turning on the device the vello freewave flash trigger lr transmitter and receiver each take two aa batteries. To install the batteries, simply remove the battery compartment door on the back of each unit. With the door removed, insert the batteries using the correct po...
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11 setting the channels the vello freewave flash trigger lr transmitter and receiver can communicate via your choice of eight different channels. To change the channel on the transmitter or receiver, turn on the device and press the up or down channel selector button until the desired channel appear...
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12 mounting the transmitter to wirelessly trigger your flash device using the vello freewave flash trigger lr, with the camera and flash trigger lr powered off, mount the transmitter on the camera’s hot shoe by sliding the transmitter’s hot- shoe foot into the camera’s hot-shoe mount. Turn the trans...
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13 note: make sure your flash and flash trigger lr are turned off before mounting. Mount the receiver to your tripod or stand via one of the two provided mounting options: 1. Threaded socket for a standard 1/4 " screw mount 2. Accessory shoe (cold shoe) foot. Mounting a hot-shoe flash to mount your ...
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1. With your hot-shoe flash unit turned off, switch the flash’s locking switch to the unlock position. 2. Insert the hot-shoe flash’s hot-shoe foot into the receiver’s hot-shoe mount. 3. Switch the hot-shoe flash’s locking switch to the locked position to secure it to the receiver. 4. Turn on the ho...
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Note: we recommend using a fully manual controlled flash with this device. Since the freewave flash trigger lr does not transmit ttl settings, you will need to set the power output of your flash manually. Note: your flash unit may enter sleep mode after a period of non-use. To turn off your flash’s ...
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1. Turn off the studio light and the freewave flash trigger lr. 2. Using the included 3.5 mm sync cable, attach one end to the receiver’s flash socket and the other end to your studio flash. For flashes with a 1/4 " monoplug socket, use the included 3.5 mm to 1/4 " monoplug adapter. 3. Set the same ...
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Specifications sync speed 1/250s frequency 2.4 ghz range 600 feet (183 meters) approx. Channels 8 channels transmitter dimensions 1.3 " × 1.9 " × 4 " (3.4 × 4.9 × 10.2 cm) receiver dimensions 1.5 " × 1.9 " × 3.4 " (3.9 × 4.9 × 8.7 cm) transmitter weight 2.4 oz. (68 g) receiver weight 2.3 oz. (65.2 g...
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18 check that channels on all communicating devices are identical. When turning on the unit, it is important to review and, if necessary, reset the channel selection. If first choice of channel does not work, try a different channel until you find one that works. If you encounter any signal interfer...
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19 one-year limited warranty this vello product is warranted to the original purchaser to be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal consumer use for a period of one (1) year from the original purchase date or thirty (30) days after replacement, whichever occurs later. The warran...
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