RainbowImaging 3.6M /10 FEET TTL Off-Camera Shoe Cord for Sony Alpha & Minolta Maxxum Series Camera System HVL-F58AM HVL-F56AM HVL-F42AM HVL-F36AM replaces FA-CC1AM FA-CS1AM, MSRP USD25.99
Basic Operation:How to connect the camera with the connector1. Please make sure the camera power is off before insert the camera connector.2. Loosen the fixed hot shoe nut by rotating toward right.3. Plug the camera connector and mount onto the camera hot shoe as the figure.4. Lock the fixed hot shoe nut by rotating toward left.How to remove from camera hot shoe1. Please make sure the camera power had been turned off before remove camera connector.2. Loosen the hot shoe nut by rotating toward right according to the icon.3. Pull out connector hot shoe mount from the camera accessory hot shoe.Connecting to flash unit & Operation:Install the flash connector on the tripod.1. Plug the fixed PTZ tripod screw into the flash connector nut and tighten it according to the icon.2. Install the flash connector hot shoe mount on the PTZ of the tripod.Install the flash connector on the flash bracket.Insert the hot shoe mount of flash connector into the flash bracket according to icon.How to connect to flash unit.1. Please make sure the flash's power is off before you install the flash mount to the connector.2. Insert the flash mount into the hot shoe of connector fully.3. Slide the locking rod of the flash to the right end.4. When the lock rod sounds like "kacha", the flash with the flash cable is locked.How to remove from the flash unit1. Make sure the flash power is off before remove the flash.2. When press the flash discharge lock button slide the locking rod into the left.3. Pull out the flash installation mount from the flash connector accessory hot shoe. Flash unit operation1. After the flash installed, adjust the flash head.2. Open the flash power.3. Select the flash mode.4. Make sure the flash or camera's preparation indicator light has been lit before shootingRetail Package Includes- 1 x E-TTL Off Camera Flash Cord- English instruction