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Canon INON D-180 C-4040Zoom LCD Monitor Display, Digital Camera Setting Example No. 1A (Olympus C-4040Zoom)

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and filling in the blanks below.
1)	ISO sensitivity effective range	ISO		to ISO
2)	Largest aperture value (at both Tele and Macro)		W:f/	-	T:f/
3)	Smallest aperture value (at both Tele and Macro)	W:f/		-	T:f/

Naming conventions of cameras having shooting modes capable of settable aperture values:

Olympus	A (Aperture Priority Mode)	/	M (Manual Mode)
Canon	Av (Aperture Priority AE)	/	M (Manual Exposure)
Nikon	A (Aperture Priority Auto)	/	M (Manual)

By setting the D-180 to External Auto as described above, imaging with external strobes is easier compared to conventional strobes using manual flash adjustment. However, in order to achieve “proper” exposure of various subjects and shooting conditions it is necessary to have a deep understanding of “exposure”, especially the relationship between exposure from natural ambient light and exposure from strobe light. (See Ref. No. 8, page 42)

Digital Camera Setting Example No. 1A (Olympus C-4040 Zoom)

(And for cameras having settable ISO, Aperture Value, and with Aperture Value visible in LCD display)

1)Turn Mode Dial to “A/S/M”, push “OK/MENU” Button, push camera’s Arrow Pad control to RIGHT and enter “MODE MENU”.

2)In the MODE MENU Tabs, set ISO to “100”; and then “A/S/M Mode” to either A (Aperture Priority) or M (Manual).

3)Push OK/MENU to complete this setting.

	4)	Push Flash Mode Button to Fill-in Flash.		Shooting Mode (Aperture Priority)
	5)	If the camera is set to Aperture Priority Mode, push the
		Arrow Pad either up or down and choose an aperture		Aperture Value
		value. If camera is set to Manual Mode, push Arrow		Aperture Value
		value. If camera is set to Manual Mode, push Arrow		Exposure Compensation
		Pad either right or left.		Exposure Compensation
		Pad either right or left.		Fill-in Flash
	6)	When camera is set to any mode other than Manual		Fill-in Flash
	6)	When camera is set to any mode other than Manual		ISO
		Mode, push the Arrow Pad up or down to set Exposure		ISO
		Mode, push the Arrow Pad up or down to set Exposure
		Compensation as necessary.
	7)	Confirm these settings in the LCD display.	C-4040 Zoom LCD Monitor Display

INON D-180 Manual	30
Version 1. October 4, 2003
Copyright 2002, 2003 by INON America, Inc.	All rights reserved.

Contents

Page Introduction Warranty Statement Measures to Prevent Accidental Flooding Names of D-180Parts D-180Main Functions Camera System Preparation Setting up Advanced Cancel Circuit Installing Batteries Connecting to Camera System Attaching to Camera/Housing System Optional Accessories Connector Parts Arm System AD Mount Base System M67 Mount Base System Underwater Auto-StrobeUser Manual Page Measures to prevent accidental flooding O-ringMaintenance Method Do not Page Names of D-180Parts Page D-180Main Functions Reference No. 1 Automatic Flash Adjustment of External Strobes (Real Time TTL Auto Exposure Adjustment) (Real Time Auto Exposure Adjustment) (Pre-flashTTL Auto Exposure Adjustment) (External Auto Flash Exposure Adjustment) P-M Reference No. 2 “TTL” – What is it Reference No. 3 “Pre-Flash”– What is it Reference No. 4 “External Auto” Reference No. 5 “Master Strobe” and “Slave Strobe” Reference No. 6 “Advanced Cancel Circuit” Reference No. 7 “Clear Photo System” Connecting D-180to Camera System Items to confirm before using D-180 Confirming how you want to use the D-180 Use with: Digital Camera alone, or Use with: other external (master) strobe Master Strobe (Digital Camera Integral Strobe) Group Chart Page Page Master Strobe Group Chart (External Strobe) R-S/M Confirming useable functions Useable functions when using with digital camera Useable functions when using with another external strobe P-S P-M system being used.) (*2) R-TTL Optical D Slave Cable Compatible Strobe Chart Optical Slave Cable Connection / Compatible Strobe / Parts Chart Description of Parts & Controls 6.Main Mode Switch 7.Aperture Value Set Switch 8.Focus Light Switch 9.Advanced Cancel Circuit Switch R-TTL Caution facing down 3.Also, unscrew the cap slowly 13.Battery Box Inner Cap 14.Battery Box Inner Cap Screw Camera System Preparation Digital Camera Setting Example No. 1A (Olympus C-4040Zoom) C-4040Zoom LCD Monitor Display Digital Camera Setting Example No. 1B (Olympus C-5050Zoom) Digital Camera Setting Example No. 2 (Nikon E800/CP800) E800 LCD Monitor Display Wide Setting: f/3.5 – 5.5 – 7.7 (in three steps) Tele Setting: f/4.8 – 7.4 – 10.4 (in three steps) Digital Camera Setting Example No. 3 (Olympus C-200Zoom) Wide Setting: f/2.8 to 5.6 (in two steps) A20 LCD Monitor Display Digital Camera Setting Example No. 4 (Canon A20) Set Mode Dial to Manual Mode Push Flash Set Button to set Flash D-180Preparation Setting the Advanced Cancel Circuit OFF OFF other than Caution: Connecting to Camera System Attaching to Camera/Housing System Main Mode Switch Setting Method AUTO FULL, M-2, M-3, M-4 M-2 M-3 Focus Light Switch Setting Method R-TTL R-M Aperture Value Set Switch Use Method +1/4 EV Compensation Switch Use Method Camera System Aperture Value / ISO Sensitivity / Compensation Switch Chart Troubleshooting External Auto Flash Page Adjusting D-180Flash Output Reference No. 8 Exposure when using strobes Page Reference No. 10 Characteristics of External Auto Exposure Adjustment systems Setting Manual Flash Output ISO 100／Underwater Manual Exposure Distance Manual Setting Position Full G.N.=18 NOT disassemble or attempt to self-repair Warning Terminal Cleaning Locations Post-divecare Overhaul Page Optional Accessories Optical D Cable/Cap W7 Set Connector parts for transmitting light between external strobes Optical Slave Cable(S and L sizes) “S” (small, for ) for master strobes: Inon Arm System AD Mount Base System M67 Mount Base System Specifications: