Quantum Instruments FW9T Manuel D’Utilisation

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3.0
  
Remote Flash set-up
 
 
3.1  Transmitter FW9T:    
 
Connect a sync-in cord from your camera PC nipple to FW9T Sync-In.  Or use the optional 
FW12 to connect FreeWire to your camera’s hot shoe.    
 
(See Appendix A for other sync-in options.) 
 
If you want to sync a “local” flash as well as a remote one, connect the flash manufacturer’s PC sync cord to the Sync-Out PC 
nipple on Transmitter FW9T, and set the Local switch to “+”.  To turn off the local flash, switch to “-“.   
 
If Qflash is the “local” flash, connect FW31 from Qflash to FW9T DIN socket or FW12 DIN socket.   Then, Qflash can power the 
FW9T by setting the power switch to “off” (EXT).  The battery will not be needed in the FW9T. 
 
3.2  Receiver FW8R:  
Connect the PC sync cord supplied by your flash’s manufacturer to the Sync-Out PC nipple or Phono socket on the FW8R .   (See 
Appendix B for other sync-out options.)   
 
 
In general, set the RANGE switch to NORM.  This setting works to distances to about 400-500’ (125-150m).  If you require 
greater range, set RANGE to HI which may double the range.  However, whenever using FreeXwire for wireless TTL, always use 
NORM range. 
 
3.3  Receiver FW7Q:
  This receiver is dedicated to Qflash 4d and 5d models.  See instructions included with the FW7Q if you 
wish to employ this receiver with your FreeXwire system. 
 
4.0  Remote Shutter set-up (with or without 
on-camera
 flash)
 
FreeWire
QUANTUM
3
STATUS
OFF
ON
1
2
TEST
RELAY
LOCAL
4
TM
 
 
 
4.1  Receiver FW8R:  
Connect a Motor Drive 
Cord (see Appendix C) from the Receiver FW8R MD 
connection to your camera motor drive. 
 
4.2  Transmitter FW9T: 
 Press TEST and hold 
(up to 1 second ) to activate the camera motor 
drive.  Test your camera -- some require time to 
wake-up and to auto focus before they release the 
shutter. 
 
 
 
4.3 MD Delay on FW8R:
Many cameras have two step shutter buttons: Pressing part way turns on the meter and auto focusing, and pressing all the way 
releases the shutter.  Some of these cameras require a delay between the meter/focus function and shutter release (for example, 
Contax 645).  Select MD Delay for those cameras by sliding MD DELAY switch to “+”.  Without MD Delay, the camera focus,