Dörr DAF-34 Manual De Instrucciones página 12

Preface
Thank you for purchasing the DÖRR DAF-34 flash. It is specifically
developed to function with Digital SLR cameras of the brands
Canon, Nikon, Minolta, Sony Alpha, Pentax, Samsung, Olympus
or Panasonic depending upon the designated mount. Usage
with analog autofocus SLR cameras of the respective brands is
possible. In order to enjoy this flash unit to its maximum and take
utmost advantage of its features, we recommend to read these
instructions carefully before using the DÖRR DAF-34. Please also
refer to the instruction manual of your camera with regards to
flash photography.
Caution!
Before using this flash unit, it is important to
carefully read and follow these security
instructions:
• Should this flash prove to be defective do
not attempt to open the housing or to repair the
flash yourself. This flash contains a high voltage
condenser. Take the flash unit to your local photo
specialty shop or contact your local DÖRR service
agent. In case the flash housing is broken, do not touch the
interior parts of the flash.
• This flash unit is a technical instrument of high precision
which should be protected against shocks, dropping or other
improper handling.
• The flash unit is not water resistant. Rain and humidity may
cause damages which are irreparable.
• Protect the flash unit from extreme temperatures as may occur
in cars or in direct sun reflection. Avoid extreme temperature
changes.
• Never use aggressive cleansing agents such as benzene to
clean this flash.
Power Source
The DAF-34 flash is operated by 4x 1.5V AA alkaline batteries
(Mignon type). As an alternative power source it can be operated
with NiMH rechargeable batteries of the same performance. Zinc-
carbon batteries may not be used.
Battery information
• Before inserting the batteries be sure that there is no dust in
the battery compartment nor on the contacts.
• Always use 4 fresh batteries of the same type and brand (AA).
• Do not combine AA alkaline batteries with rechargeable.
• Remove the batteries if you do not intend to use the flash for a
longer period of time.
• Batteries develop their full capacity at a temperature of
approximately 20°C/70°F. In order to achieve full performance
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