Power Cable
The power cable is a 22AWG*3C cable with three conductors: yellow-green, blue, and gray.
- Blue Wire — Connect to the AC 220V Neutral (N).
- Yellow-Green Wire — Connect to Ground (Earth). This wire must be properly grounded to enhance device reliability; otherwise, the unit will lose its lightning protection capability.
- Gray Wire — Connect to the AC 220V Live (L).
Signal Cable
- Yellow Wire — Strobe trigger signal EX+.
- Blue Wire — Strobe trigger signal EX-.
- Green Wire — Flash trigger signal FLASH+.
- Gray Wire — Flash trigger signal FLASH-.
- Orange Wire — Strobe output signal STOUT+.
- Brown Wire — Strobe output signal STOUT-.
- Red Wire — RS485_A.
- White Wire — RS485_B.
- Black Wire — GND.
Wiring the Strobe/Flash Illuminator to the Camera
Step 1:
Connect the illuminator’s strobe trigger wires EX+ (Yellow) and EX- (Blue) to the camera’s strobe trigger interface F1+ and F1-.
Step 2:
Connect the illuminator’s flash trigger wires FLASH+ (Green) and FLASH- (Gray) to the camera’s flash trigger interface F7+ and F7-.
Note: The camera provides a total of seven interfaces.
- F1–F6: Default strobe trigger interfaces
- F7: Default flash trigger interface
Wiring Multiple Flash Illuminators to the Camera
Step 1:
Connect the first illuminator’s flash trigger wires FLASH+ (Green) and FLASH- (Gray) to the camera’s default flash trigger interface F7+ and F7-.
Step 2:
Connect the first illuminator’s flash output wires STOUT+ (Orange) and STOUT- (Brown) to the second illuminator’s flash trigger wires FLASH+ (Green) and FLASH- (Gray).
Subsequent illuminators can be cascaded in the same manner until all flash units are interconnected.