Info; Auto Off For The Flash Unit - Metz mecablitz 64 AF-1 digital Manual De Instrucciones

The options can be set after pressing the
OPTION
OPTION
button.
REAR (synchronisation on the second shutter
O
OPTION
curtain), chap. 11.1
REAR RAPID (fast recycling times), chap. 11.2
SUB-REFL. (secondary reflector), chap. 11.2
RAPID
ZOOM SIZE (shooting format adjustment),
SUB-REFL.
chap. 11.6
ZOOM SIZE
ZOOM MODE (illumination), chap. 11.5
ZOOM MODE
STANDBY (autom., unit switch-off),
chap. 3.6
STANDBY
MOD.LIGHT (modelling light), chap. 11.4
MOD. LIGHT
BEEP (acoustic signal), chap. 11.9
BEEP
m / ft (metres / feet), chap. 11.8
m / ft
POWERPACK (external power pack) ,
chap. 11.11
POWERPACK
AF BEAM (AF auxiliary light),
AF BEAM
chap. 11.7
FLASH BRACK.
FLASH BRACK. (flash bracketing series ,
chap. 11.9
The displayed options are dependent on the
selected flash mode.
In the menus shown on the flash unit, all
fields that have a black-gray background are
configured as sensor buttons that can be
pressed for modifications/changes in the
menu.
In the images in the user's guide, only the
sensor buttons that must be pressed for set-
ting the described function are marked in
black.

3.5 INFO

The current settings of the flash unit can be
displayed during operation.
i
• Press the sensor button on the
touch display. Info appears.
- EXT (extended zoom mode) is set, (chap.
11.5.1).
- AF OFF (AF auxiliary light) is switched off,
(chap. 11.7).
- (MOD.LIGHT) is set,
(chap. 11.4).
- (beep function) is set, (chap. 11.10)
CH 2
- (Channel) appears on the display,
chap. 10.1.6, 10.2.2)
- The automatic unit switch-off is set for
10 minutes (chap. 3.6).
- The temperature display increases after
intensive use.

3.6 Auto OFF for the flash unit

The flash unit is factory-set to automatically
switch to standby mode (Auto OFF) 10 minu-
tes after
• being switched on,
• a flash is fired,
• the shutter release is actuated,
• the camera's exposure metering system is
switched off. . .
. . . switched to stand-by mode, (Auto-OFF) to
save energy and to protect the power source
from unintentional discharging. The active
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