Nikon SB-800 Icons on the LCD panel, Compatible with CLS CLS, Standby duration, Power zoom

Icons on the LCD panel

Compatible with CLS (CLS*)	Standby duration
The SB-800 is connected to	Represents the time before the
cameras compatible with CLS*	standby function is activated
(p. 8).	(p. 67).

Power zoom function			The wide-area AF-assist
The zoom-head position is			illuminator is activated
automatically adjusted to match		The wide-area AF-assist
the lens focal length (p. 26).		illuminator comes on (p. 62).
	Power zoom
			The wide-area AF-assist
	(auto) function		illuminator is canceled
The zoom-head position is		The wide-area AF-assist
automatically adjusted to match
		illuminator does not come on
the lens focal length when the
		(p. 62).
SB-800 is used with COOLPIX
cameras compatible with i-TTL
(p. 26).		Flash firing canceled
Manual zoom-head position
		The SB-800 does not fire but the
setting		wide-area AF-assist illuminator
You can adjust the zoom-head
		still comes on (p. 62).
position manually (p. 26).

Canceling the power zoom	Control buttons being locked
	Control buttons (except the
function
	ON/OFF, Modeling illuminator
The power zoom is canceled,
	and FLASH buttons) are locked
and the zoom-head position can
	(p. 12).
only be adjusted manually (p. 26).
	Red-eye reduction
Zoom-head position setting if
	Red-eye reduction control is
the built-in wide-flash adapter
	activated (p. 58).
is broken off accidentally
The zoom-head position can be	LCD panel illuminator
adjusted if the built-in wide-flash	Pressing any control button
adapter is broken off	turns on the LCD panel
accidentally (p. 117).	illuminator (p. 119).
ISO sensitivity	Beyond the flash-shooting
Represents the ISO sensitivity
	distance range
value (p. 24).
	The subject is beyond the flash
Flash output level	shooting distance range.
compensation	Ω: the closest available
Represents the flash output level	distance, º: the farthest
compensation value (p. 56).	available distance (p. 30).
Underexposure
Indicates the underexposure
value, showing that the light
might be insufficient in the TTL
auto flash mode (p. 33).

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