Specifications:

• The Projector Power Supply: the small-size battery of 23A 12V
• The Bin Power Supply: AC110~230V/60Hz
• Name ot the Principal Pits: (1) AC output pin (2) AC input jack (3) Trigger output pin(4) DC power indicator (5) Trigger signal indicator (6) Testing knob (7) Hot shoe (8) Socket for X synchronous line
• Unplug the AC socket from the lantern alide and insert it into the AC output pin of the receiver(2)
• Insert the power output pin (1) of the receiver into the power output jack of the lantern slide
• Insert the trigger output pin (1) of the receiver into the control jack of the lantern slide
• Connect the the AC power supply and the DC power indicator ot the receiver(4) will turn green
• Press down the testing knob (6) of the transmitter, and the trigger signal indicator(5) of the receiver will turn and simultaneously the lantern slide will flash to work
• Insert the Hot shoe (7) socket of the transmitter into the hot shoe jack of the camera for normal use
• If the camera has no hot shoe jack, just insert one end of the synchronous line coming with it into the Socket for X syn-chronous Line (8) of the transmitter and the other end into the X synchronous jack of the camera

Features:

• The Lantern Ultrasonic Flash Trigger is the control component used for the synchronous trigger lantern slide of camera
• This lantern slide ultrasonic trigger is composed of the signal transmitter and receiver and operating in the mode of wireless remote control
• The brand new Slide Ultrasonic Flash Trigger is a remote shutter release as well as a multi-functional radio flash trigger which can synchronously trigger flashes and studio strobes
• Professional flash trigger with simple shutter remote control

Details:

• The Slide Ultrasonic Flash Trigger is the control component used for the synchronous trigger lantern slide of camera

• This Slide Ultrasonic Flash Trigger is composed of the signal transmitter and receiver and operating in the mode of wireless remote control

• The brand new Slide Ultrasonic Flash Trigger is a remote shutter release as well as a multi-functional radio flash trigger which can synchronously trigger flashes and studio strobes

• Professional flash trigger for camera synchronizer studio light with simple shutter remote control

How to Choose a Flash Unit for a Digital Camera:

• The built-in flash on a digital camera rarely provides enough light or enough versatility for the dedicated digital photographer. For this reason, many digital photographers choose to use a flash unit for their digital camera. Flash units come in many shapes and sizes, and must precisely match the digital camera
• Instructions
• Check to see whether your digital camera has a "hot shoe." A hot shoe is a jack on your digital camera that connects your camera with an external flash unit. If it does have a hot shoe, you will find it easier to choose a flash unit for your digital camera. Newer digital cameras may even have a wireless hot shoe, which you can use with a wireless flash unit
• Identify flash units that are compatible with your camera. Choose the one that most suits your needs and budget
• Read the manual included with your flash unit to learn how to connect the unit to your digital camera
• Connect the flash unit to your digital camera and take pictures

Tips & Warnings:

• Digital cameras are extremely susceptible to red-eye. Choosing a flash unit with a tilting head can eliminate some of this. Simply aim the flash toward the ceiling and bounce the light back toward your subject. Bouncing also eliminates strong shadows or lights in your pictures.
• Due to changes in design and voltage, an old or incompatible flash unit can damage your digital camera. When you choose a flash unit for a digital camera, make certain it is compatible with your camera

Package Included:

• 1 x Sync Cord
• 1 x Transmitter
• 1 x Receiver
• 1 x User's Manual
• 1 x Input Converter