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Pentax AF-360FGZ manual nAuto Power Off Function, nQuick Power On Function

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nAuto Power Off Function

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nAuto Power Off Function

When the flash unit is left unused for about 3 minutes with the power switch set to the (ON) position, it automatically turns off to save the power.

•In the auto flash mode (A), the power will turn off after about 6 minutes.

•In the wireless mode, the power will turn off after about 1 hour of non-operation.

nQuick Power On Function

If the flash unit is mounted on the autofocus cameras, press the shutter release button half way to turn on the power.

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Pentax AF-360FGZ manual nAuto Power Off Function, nQuick Power On Function

Contents

AUTO ZOOM ELECTRONIC FLASH UNIT OPERATING MANUAL Bundled Items FOR SAFE USE OF YOUR FLASH UNIT The following may lead to an explosion or fire Precautions for Your Flash Unit nCautions Regarding Batteries Table of Contents Names of Parts Page nLCD Panel Indicator Auto Check Display Inserting the Batteries Types of Batteries Alkaline battery LR6 Lithium battery FR6Nickel-MetalHydride battery Ni-MH Nickel manganese Ni-Mnand nickel cadmium NiMounting to Camera 1 Remove the hot shoe cover from the camera2 Attach the flash unit to the camera panelTurning the Power On nAuto Power Off Function nQuick Power On FunctionSelect Button S/Adjustment Dial Functions ProcedureAdjustment Range When using multiple flash units set to P-TTLorConnected Flash Mode same time, use the camera’s exposureCamera Format and Flash Coverage Angle 2 Zoom position Flash coverage angle setting Auto Zoom A.Zoomposition Manual Zoom M.ZoomZoom Positions by Camera format 645 camera67 camera Digital camera35mm Camera 645 Camera67 Camera Digital CameraCamera Lens TypesCamera Focal lengthUsing the Flash Modes P-TTLauto flash P-TTLTTL auto flash TTL Auto flash AnP-TTLAuto Flash ProcedurenTTL Auto Flash ProcedurenAuto Flash Procedure The effective flash range is displayed on the LCDProcedure nManual FlashRefer to page 79 for the guide number table In the following cameras, if the correct flash 645, LX, MZ-M/ZX-MUsing the Sync Mode Leading Curtain Sync ModeTrailing Curtain Sync Mode High Speed Sync ModenLeading Curtain Sync Mode nTrailing Curtain Sync ModeProcedure ProcedurenHigh-SpeedSync Mode Procedurewhen the shutter speed exceeds X-syncspeed The flash will be set to high-speedsync modePlease read the camera operating manual for camera operation nContrast Control Sync Flash ProcedureWith a single flash With contrast control sync flashNotes on Wireless Flash Control P-TTLphotography nWireless ModeAdvanced Functions Control Flash and Main Flash ist D, *ist, MZ-S, MZ-L/ZX-L/MZ-6 ŔŦŵŵŪůŨġŴŸŪŵŤũviewfinder Preparation of Flash Unit Attached to Camera Preparation of Separated Flash Unit PhotographingPreparation of Flash Unit Attached to Camera Use both flash units as main flashesPreparation of Separated Flash Unit PhotographingWireless High-SpeedSync Photography 3other than P-TTL Page 5sync mode nSlave Procedure6tabletop, chair, etc nSlave Mode Setting or may fire simultaneously with the control flashPress the LCD panel illumination button LIGHT 2 secondsnSlow-Speed-SyncPhotography nBounce Flash P-TTL,TTL Auto Flash Photography Manual Flash PhotographynAF Spotbeam nWide-AnglePanel and Catchlight Panel Catchlight panel Wide-anglepanel1.Wide-anglepanel 2.Catchlight panelModeling Flash nModeling Flash/Test FlashTest Flash nConnecting the AF360FGZ with the Extension Cord Hot shoeExtension cord F5P adapter FGSupported Functions for Pentax Cameras nCameras that Support Each Flash ModeFlash Mode CameranCameras that Support Each Sync Mode Sync ModeCamera RestrictionsnCameras that Support Wireless Mode FunctionnCameras that Support Slow-Speed-SyncMode nFunctions Related to Each Flash ModeFunction Camera1. Cameras that Support P-TTLAuto Flash Mode 2. Cameras that Support TTL Auto Flash Mode Film cameras medium format Flash Mode Flash Mode Flash Mode Leading curtain sync Leading Curtain Sync Photography nSync Mode RestrictionsTrailing Curtain Sync Photography Camera Category Contrast Control Sync Photography Flash UnitFlash Mode Camera ModelCamera Model Camera CategoryShutter Speed High-Speed-SyncMode Photography Camera Model Slow-Speed-SyncPhotography RestrictionsSlow-Speed-SyncPhotography Camera Model Slow-Speed-SyncPhotographyBe sure to set the camera as follows Exposure mode M manual or B Bulb ExposureFlash Effective Range nCalculating the Flash Effective RangeCamera Display of Flash Effective RangeLens Types nGuide Number GN Zoom positionlight intensityFlash Zoom positionlight intensityHigh-SpeedSync Guide Number nP-TTLand TTL Auto Flash Effective Range Unit mCamera Optional Accessories Off-cameraShoe Clip CL-10Hot Shoe Adapter FG Off camera shoe adapter FSpecifications Type Guide No ISO ISOAF spotbeam Sensitivity setting ISO Flash duration 1/2 peak eachRecycling time/Total number of flashes Consecutive Discharge Flash Coverage AngleWireless flash Power saving Red-eyereduction Modeling flashPower source Dimensions and weightMEMO MEMO MEMO Warranty Policy For customers in the USA STATEMENT OF FCC COMPLIANCEFor customers in Canada Pour les utilisateurs an Canada1. In the European Union Information on disposal for users2. In other countries outside the EU PENTAX Service Department PENTAX Corporation PENTAX Europe GmbHEuropean Headquarters PENTAX U.K. Limited PENTAX France S.A.S PENTAX Schweiz AG