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Information for Your Safety

IMPORTANT SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

When using your photographic equipment, basic safety precautions

should always be followed, including the following:

• Read and understand all instructions before using.

• Close supervision is necessary when any ﬂash is used by or near

children. Do not leave ﬂash unattended while in use.

• Care must be taken as burns can occur from touching hot parts.

• Do not operate if the ﬂash has been dropped or damaged - until it has

been examined by qualiﬁed service personnel.

• Let ﬂash cool completely before putting away.

• To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not immerse this ﬂash in water or

other liquids.

• To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not disassemble this ﬂash, but

take it to qualiﬁed service personnel when service or repair work is

required. Incorrect reassembly can cause electric shock when the ﬂash

is used subsequently.

• The use of an accessory attachment not recommended by the

manufacturer may cause a risk of ﬁre, electric shock, or injury to

persons.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

The following importer description applies to products imported into

the EU directly by OLYMPUS EUROPA SE & Co. KG only.

OLYMPUS EUROPA SE & Co. KG

Wendenstrasse 14-18, 20097 Hamburg, Germany

Names of Parts

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Thank you for purchasing this Olympus product. To ensure your safety, please

read this instruction manual before use, and keep it handy for future reference.

1Wide panel.................................... P. 32

2Light-emitting area

3Remote sensor

4AF illuminator/LED window

5Auto light receptor

6Catch light plate............................ P. 32

7Control panel ................................ P. 23

8MODE button................................ P. 26

9TEST button/CHARGE lamp

0OK button

aBounce lock release button .......... P. 32

bAUTO CHECK lamp

cON/OFF button ............................. P. 25

dLatch release .......................... P. 24, 30

eLatch....................................... P. 24, 30

fDial

a: ZOOM button (F).................... P. 28

b: ﬂash compensation button (H)

................................................. P. 28

c: LED light button (I) ................ P. 28

d: MENU/ button (G).......... P. 28, 34

gFlash stand FLST-1 ...................... P. 30

hBounce adapter ............................ P. 33

iIR ﬁlter .......................................... P. 33

jFlash case

Control PanelControl Panel

MODE LEDZOOM

TTL

mm25

+1.0 ON

RANGE

2.09~12.3m

Gno

DISTANCE

16.7m

Gno

5.9

TIME

GROUP

MODE

4 621 53

c d

c e f g h

RANGE

2.09~12.3m

TTL-AUTO and AUTO modes

MULTI mode RC mode

M mode

Slave mode

1Super FP ﬂash

2Flash control mode ....................... P. 26

3Flash intensity control................... P. 28

4FOUR THIRDS

5Zoom mode .................................. P. 28

6Zoom position

(angle of illumination) ................... P. 28

7LED light mode ............................. P. 34

8LED light ....................................... P. 28

9Temperature warning

0Control lock................................... P. 28

aSlave............................................. P. 36

bRange ........................................... P. 25

cGuide number (GN) ...................... P. 36

dOptimal shooting distance ............ P. 26

eFrequency..................................... P. 26

fNumber of ﬂashes ........................ P. 26

gRC mode group ............................ P. 30

hRC mode channel......................... P. 30

Readying the Flash

Preparing a Battery (Sold Separately)Preparing a Battery (Sold Separately)

Choose from the below batteries:

AA (R6) NiMH batteries (×4)

AA (R6) alkaline batteries (×4)

• AA (R6) manganese batteries cannot be used.

Loading BatteriesLoading Batteries

1Open the battery compartment cover.

2Insert the batteries with correct +/–

polarity.

3Close the battery compartment cover.

Attaching to the CameraAttaching to the Camera

Conﬁrm that both the camera and electronic ﬂash are off. Attaching or removing

the electronic ﬂash while either the ﬂash or the camera is on may result in

malfunction.

• Dirt or water on the contacts can cause malfunction. Remove dirt, water, and

other foreign matter before attaching the unit to the camera.

1Keeping the latch release pressed, slide the latch

in the direction opposite to that shown by the

[LOCKD] arrow to undo the latch (1).

2Slide the ﬂash into the hot shoe until it clicks

securely into place (2). 2

3Slide the latch to the [LOCKD] position (3).

• To remove the ﬂash, undo the latch as described in Step

1 and slide the unit from the camera.

Turning on the Electronic FlashTurning on the Electronic Flash

Attach an electronic ﬂash to the camera, and then turn the camera on.

1Press the ON/OFF button.

• The control panel display will turn on.

• To turn the ﬂash off, press the ON/OFF button

again.

• Replace the batteries if the CHARGE lamp does

not light after:

10 seconds (NiMH batteries)

30 seconds (Alkaline batteries)

• If the CHARGE lamp and AUTO CHECK lamp

blink simultaneously, batteries are running low.

Replace the batteries.

CHARGE

lamp

AUTO CHECK

lamp

ON/OFF

button

Control

panel

• The ﬂash will enter sleep mode whenever the camera enters sleep mode.

• If no operations are performed for approximately 60 minutes, the ﬂash will turn

off automatically. Press the ON/OFF button to turn it on.

Basic Photography and Settings

ShootingShooting

1Use camera controls to choose the ﬂash

mode.

• See the camera manual for details.

2Choose a ﬂash control mode (P. 26).

3Press the shutter button halfway.

• The camera and ﬂash will exchange shooting

information and the ﬂash range will be

displayed in the control panel.

• Flash range varies with camera settings (ISO

sensitivity, aperture, and lens focal length).

MODE LEDZOOM

TTL

mm250.0 OFF

RANGE

0.7~8.0m

AUTO CHECK lamp

Flash control mode

Light control range

Firing angle*

* Displayed according to the

focal length of the lens.

4Press the shutter button the rest of the way down to take the picture.

• The AUTO CHECK lamp blinks for about 5 s after shooting to indicate that

the ﬂash has ﬁred successfully.

• When using a ﬂash, ﬂash light may be blocked by the lens body, lens hood, etc.

• The ﬂash may become hot when ﬁred many times in succession, resulting in

damage or malfunction. The ﬂash should be ﬁred no more than 50 times in

succession at intervals of 2.5 seconds, after which it should be left unused for

at least 10 minutes.

Test FlashTest Flash

To ﬁre a test ﬂash, press the TEST button while the CHARGE lamp is lit. The

AUTO CHECK lamp blinks for about 5 s to indicate that the ﬂash has ﬁred

successfully. If the lamp does not blink, adjust settings or change the distance to

the subject.

Choosing a Flash Control ModeChoosing a Flash Control Mode

Choose a ﬂash control mode according to your subject and shooting conditions.

1Press the MODE button.

• Settings will be displayed.

2Rotate the dial to choose a ﬂash control mode. SetValue OKDIAL

Gno

MODE

• The ﬂash control mode can also be selected by pressing the MODE button.

• Related settings (if displayed) can be highlighted by pressing HI and

changed by rotating the dial.

3Press the OK button to put the changes into effect.

Flash Control ModesFlash Control Modes

Flash Control

Mode

Control panel

display

Control operation

TTL-AUTO

MODE LEDZOOM

TTL

mm250.0 OFF

RANGE

0.7~8.0m

The ﬂash light intensity is controlled

automatically according to the camera’s

setup. The ﬂash will be adjusted based on

the brightness taken through the camera’s

lens. Usually use this mode with a camera

with communication capability.

Flash Control

Mode

Control panel

display

Control operation

AUTO

MODE LEDZOOM

mm250.0 OFF

RANGE

0.7~8.0m

The ﬂash will be adjusted based on the

brightness captured by auto light receptor

on the electronic ﬂash. If the camera

has communication capability, this mode

can be used only when the camera is an

AUTO-compatible model.

MANUAL

MODE LEDZOOM

mm25 OFF

Gno

DISTANCE

2.5 m

The ﬂash ﬁres at the selected output.

The display shows the optimal shooting

distance based on the selected output and

camera settings.

FP TTLAUTO

MODE LEDZOOM

TTL

FP A

mm420.0 OFF

RANGE

1.4~5.5m

Super FP *3 allows the ﬂash to be used at

shutter speeds faster than the ﬂash sync

speed.

• is displayed in [FP TTLAUTO] and

[FP MANUAL] modes.

• In [FP MANUAL] mode, choose the ﬂash

output.

FP MANUAL*2

MODE LEDZOOM

TTL

FP A

mm28 OFF

Gno

3.9

DISTANCE

7.1 m

MULTI

MODE LEDZOOM

Multi

mm24 OFF

Gno

TIME

The ﬂash ﬁres multiple times at a set

frequency. You can choose the ﬂash level,

frequency, and the number of times the

ﬂash ﬁres. The maximum number of times

the ﬂash can ﬁre varies with ﬂash level.

MODE LEDZOOM

mm28 OFF

GROUP

Choose for wireless ﬂash control.

g“Wireless Flash Control” (P. 30)

SL AUTO*4

MODE LEDZOOM

SL M

mm280.0 OFF

ISO F

200 3.5 The ﬂash ﬁres in slave mode.

• is displayed in [SL AUTO] and

[SL MANUAL] modes. g“Slave Mode”

(P. 36)

SL MANUAL*2

MODE LEDZOOM

SL M

mm25 OFF

Gno

*1 Flash control operation is identical to [TTL-AUTO] mode.

*2 Flash control operation is identical to [MANUAL] mode.

*3 Maximum output is reduced, resulting in a lower ﬂash range. Flash range also

diminishes as shutter speed increases.

*4 Flash control operation is identical to [AUTO] mode.

Adjusting Settings

Using the SelectorUsing the Selector

Frequently-used options can be accessed via the selector.

Button Function

ZOOM

)

Press ZOOM (F) button to display settings and rotate the dial to adjust

the angle of illumination manually. Press OK button to put the changes

into effect.

• “M” appears in the display when the angle of illumination is adjusted

manually.

(H)

Press (H) button to display settings and rotate the dial to adjust ﬂash

compensation by up to ±5. Press OK button to put the changes into effect.

• This value is combined with adjustments to ﬂash compensation made

using the camera.

(I)

If you ﬁrst press the MENU/ (G) button and select [Manual] for [LED

Mode] (P. 34), you can turn the LED light on and off manually. Press the

(I) button once to turn the LED light on and again to turn it off.

• A icon is displayed when the LED light is on.

MENU/

)

Pressing the MENU/ (G) button displays custom settings. See “Using

the Menus” on page 34. Pressing the MENU/ (G) button for 2 s locks ﬂash

controls (control lock). The controls can be unlocked by again pressing the

MENU/ (G) button for 2 s.

• A icon is displayed when controls are locked.

• The LED light function of the (I) button and the test ﬂash function of

the TEST button are not affected by control lock.

Using the Control PanelUsing the Control Panel

The control panel can be used to select items and choose options, for example

when adjusting related settings after choosing a ﬂash control mode using the

MODE button.

1Press the OK button.

• The most recently selected item will be

highlighted.

MODE LEDZOOM

mm25 OFF

Gno

DISTANCE

2.5 m

2Press FGHI to highlight items and press

the OK button to select.

MODE LEDZOOM

mm25 OFF

Gno

DISTANCE

2.5 m

• Settings will be displayed.

Set OKValue DIAL

ZOOM

3Rotate the dial to change the highlighted

item.

• Other settings (if displayed) can be selected by

pressing HI.Set OKValue DIAL

ZOOM

4Press OK button to put the changes into effect.

Available OptionsAvailable Options

Option Description

MODE (ﬂash control mode) Choose the ﬂash control mode (P. 26).

ZOOM (angle of illumination) Choose the angle of illumination (P. 28).

(ﬂash compensation) Adjust ﬂash compensation (P. 28).

Gno (guide number) Adjust ﬂash level (P. 26).

Hz (frequency) Choose the frequency and number of ﬂashes for

MULTI mode (P. 26).

TIME (number of ﬂashes)

GROUP (group) Choose a group and communications channel for

RC mode (P. 30).

CH (channel)

ISO (ISO sensitivity) Select the ISO sensitivity and aperture for cameras

that do not exchange shooting information with the

ﬂash (P. 36).

F (aperture)

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