OEM-Converter:
- Which converter should I use?
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Do I need two converters for two strobes? Are Y-cables supported?
- The timing of the flash is not correct. All pictures are completely underexposed!
PT-Bulkheads:
- What
kind of sync cable is required for my strobe?
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Can I use the OLY-TTL-C converter with the Olympus C5050 in the PT-015
housing?
- The
timing of the flash is not correct. All pictures are completely underexposed!
OLY-TTL-IR-N /-S:
- Problem:
Olympus Converter with TTL evaluation doesn't work.
General:
- What settings at the Inon Z240 are required for TTL mode
with your converters?
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OEM-Konverter:
Which
converter should I use?
The iTTL converter
is targeted at developpers and producers of underwater photography
equipment.
For immediate use, you should order the external converter.
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Do
I need two converters for two strobes? Are Y-cables supported?
For
two (or more) strobes only one converter is required. Y-cables do work
for all of our products. To achieve good TTL results, both strobes should
be in the same power class, eg. YS60 with YS120 or DS-125 with Subtronic
Mini.
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timing of the flash is not correct. All pictures are completely underexposed!
The
TTL line of your strobe is not properly connected to the converter.
What you see is the preflash. Due to the fact that the flash does a
full dump (no TTL signal) the strobe is not ready for the mainflash
a few milliseconds afterwards. The results are a black picture. Check
continuity of all cables and make sure you have good contacts. The actual
timing of the flash is not influenced from our converters at all!
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PT-Bulkheads:
What
kind of sync cable is required for my strobe?
Sea&Sea
YS90, YS120 and YS350 users need the "Sync Cord N for Sea &
Sea Strobes (#17100)". Ikelite DS-series users need the "4104.6
Nikonos - to - One TTL SubStrobe". We do NOT sell these synccords.
Any Ikelite or Sea&Sea dealer can provide you with the sync cords.
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I use the OLY-TTL-C converter with the Olympus C5050 in the PT-015 housing?
No,
the converter does not fit mechanically into the housing!
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timing of the flash is not correct. All pictures are completely underexposed!
The
TTL line of your strobe is not properly connected to the converter.
What you see is the preflash. Due to the fact that the flash does a
full dump (no TTL signal) the strobe is not ready for the mainflash
a few milliseconds afterwards. The results are a black picture. Check
continuity of all cables and make sure you have good contacts. The actual
timing of the flash is not influenced from our converters at all!
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OLY-TTL-IR-N /-S (discontinued Product):
Problem:
Olympus Converter with TTL evaluation doesn't work.
If
you think that there is a problem with the converter or outside unit
please read the following checklist carefully. It helps to isolate the
error:
1. Converter:
To test the converter unit, set the camera to SuperMacro mode and set
the flash to external only. If the LCD of the C5050 is powered on and
you can select the strobe (Or it's selected automatically), the converter
is working and the camera excepts it.
2. Outside unit: Due
to the encapsulated construction damages at the outside unit are not
common. To test the outside unit take a picture with the INTERNAL strobe
and hold outside unit with attached and powered external strobe in front
of the internal strobe. The outside unit fires a low-power flash on
the seconds flash as an error signal that the data packet could not
be recognised (Because there was no real datapacket). The internal flash
has to be disabled during normal use to avoid data transfer problems.
3. Transmission: The
data packets are transmitted with an infrared beam. With optimal allignment
the max. distance is about 10cm (4"). Old transmitters use a CR1225,
newer use a CR1625 battery which has to be replaced after about 30-50hours
of use. Old recievers and transmitters are cross-compatible with new
versions.
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General:
What
settings at the Inon Z240 are required for TTL mode with your converters?

1. S-TTL or S-TTL LOW (Makes no difference)
2. Switch to "TTL"
3. Switch to "Normal"
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