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CASE FOR MACRO FLASH SYSTEM
MACRO FLASH CONTROLLER FC-1
<Loading batteries>
Always use one of the following battery combinations
• AA (R6) alkaline dry cell batteries (LR6 type) ...................... x 4
• AA (R6) Ni-Cd batteries ....................................................... x 4
• AA (R6) Ni-Mh batteries ....................................................... x 4
• AA (R6) Ni-Mn batteries (ZR6 type) ..................................... x 4
• AA (R6) lithium batteries (FR6 type) .................................... x 4
• Lithium battery packs (CR-V3 type) (Olympus LB-01) ......... x 2
* AA (R6) manganese batteries cannot be used.
How to load the batteries
1. Open the battery compartment cover.
2. Insert the batteries with correct +/– polarity.
3. Close the battery compartment cover.
Notes
• Do not mix old and new batteries or batteries of different types.
• Remove the batteries when the Macro Flash Controller is not going to be used for a long period.
• Carry spare batteries when traveling or when using the flash in cold areas.
• If the Power button of the FC-1 Macro Flash Controller is pressed when the RF-11 Ring Flash or TF-22 Twin Flash
is not connected, the [RING] or [TWIN] indicator on the control panel blinks and the Macro Flash Controller turns off
automatically (page 47).
Twin Flash TF-22
The following product (optional) can also be used as an external power supply (page 49) :
• Flash High-Voltage Set SHV-1
Illuminator (Page 33)
Light emitting
window
Connector terminal (Page 27)
Tr ipod screw
(Page 41)
Shoe ring mount
(TF-22 flash section)
Shoe frame
Release button
Rotation lock
button
(Shoe Ring SR-1)
The semi-hard case can accommodate all of the Macro Flash System components.
Ring Flash RF-11
Diffuser FDT-1
Macro Flash Controller FC-1
Twin Flash TF-22
Shoe Ring SR-1
AA (R6) type batteries CR-V3
Tr ipod screw
Diffuser mounting
groove
Diffuser FDT-1
(Page 41)
Mountingring
Rotation ring
Flash Adapter Ring
FR-1 (optional)