Neewer QPRO-N Manual

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5.3 Set the Qpro-N transmitter and the receiver on the

same channel and under the same wireless ID. Long

press <Zm/CH> button to change channel. Short

press <MENU> and choose <ID> to set wireless ID.

(To set mode and other settings, please check the

"Trigger Settings" part of this manual for more

detailed instructions.)

5.4 Half press the transmitter's trigger button < >

which will make the indicator turn green to focus.

Fully press the trigger button < > and the

indicator turns red, then release the button to

release the camera shutter to shoot.

2.3 Turn on the ﬂash, press and hold the < >Wireless

setting button so that the < >Wireless icon

appears on the screen.

Press the <GR/CH> group channel setting button to

set the same channel as the ﬂash trigger. Short press

the < GR/CH> group setting button to set the same

group as the ﬂash trigger.

2.4 Press the camera shutter to activate the ﬂash. The

"status indicator" of the ﬂash unit will ﬂash red.

EN EN EN EN

01 02 03 04 05

17 18 19

RS T

SYNC ALL MOD

M1 128+0.3

TTL 1 128+0.3

+0.3

M1 128+0.3

①

② ③ ④ ⑤

⑥

⑦

⑨

⑩

⑧

STBY ON/OFF

ON/OFF

12sec

OUT

-3~+3

OFF

0-30M

1-100M

OFF

01~99

1/128（0.3）

1/256（0.1）

BEEP

LIGHT

SYNC

LCD

SHOOT

DIST

STEP

Product overview

Designed for Nikon cameras, the QPro-N trigger controls NEEWER ﬂashes with built-in

Q wireless control system. Featuring multiple channels, a stable connection, and quick

responsiveness, this compact and portable trigger is perfect for various shooting

requirements in all types of photography. The QPro-N can be mounted on Nikon

cameras' hotshoes, or connected to another camera's PC port via a PC cable. This

trigger also features support for TTL ﬂash and high speed sync (HSS).

Package contents

QPro-N ﬂash trigger ×1 Manual ×1

Product diagram

Press to select

Double-press to expand

Back button

（Back to previous）

Group buttons

Dial:

Turn clockwise for +

Counterclockwise for -

Function buttons

(deﬁned by UI)

Short-press

the menu button

Test button

Short-press to switch modes

Long-press for 3 seconds

to lock

Autofocus-assist

beam switch

Power switch

Battery compartment

(back)

2.5mm sync jack

USB Type-C ﬁrmware

upgrade port

Autofocus-assist beam

Hot shoe

quick lock

Battery power

Flash mode

Sound

Modeling lamp master control High-speed sync

Channel

Group Group modeling lamp

Function button icon

Attached to a camera

① ② ③

④⑤

⑥ ⑦

⑨ ⑩

⑧

Set-Up Set-Up

Slide open the battery compartment

cover on the back of the ﬂash trigger

and insert 2 AA batteries (sold separately),

ensuring that the positive and negative

polarity markings are respected.

Battery Installation

Remaining battery level indicator shown on LCD display during use.

Battery Level

LCD screen battery indicator Indicates

4 bars Full battery

2 bars 50% battery

1 bar 25% battery

Empty Low battery. Please replace the batteries.

Flashing

Note: This battery charge indication only corresponds to AA alkaline batteries;

please do not refer to this table as NiMH batteries are of low voltage.

The battery power is about to run out. It is

recommended to replace the batteries now to

avoid misﬁres or the trigger not working over a

larger transmission distance due to insuﬃcient

power.

Attaching to a camera

① Turn the hot shoe quick release

lock clockwise to the unlocked

position as shown in the ﬁgure.

② Slide the trigger's base into your

camera hot shoe as shown in the

ﬁgure.

③ After mounting on your camera,

turn the hot shoe quick release

lock counterclockwise to the

locked position to use as shown

in the ﬁgure.

④ Turn the hot shoe quick lock

clockwise to the unlocked

position as shown in the ﬁgure

and slide the hot shoe out in the

direction of the arrow to remove

the ﬂash trigger.

Turning on/oﬀ

The diﬀerent custom functions of this product are categorised below. Please check

the table to change the settings as required.

Custom functions

symbol Functions Settings

symbol Settings and meanings

Sleep

Turn oﬀ automatically after

12 seconds

Always on/always oﬀ

Set the QPro-N to

trigger ﬂash

Output triggering signal

or control shutter signal

Enable/disable

0‒30m triggering

Any number from 1 to 99

can be selected

Minimum output is 1/128

(with a step increment of 0.3)

The minimum output is 1/256

(with a step increment of 0.1)

1‒100m triggering

Single-point triggering

mode on

Single-point triggering

mode oﬀ

Selectable value of contrast

ratio

Buzzer

Backlight

duration

Sync jack

LCD contrast

ratio

Single-point

triggering

mode

Triggering

distance

Wireless

Flash

power

output

※When the single-point triggering mode ("SHOOT") is turned on, the product can

only send ﬂash triggering signals which will disable other functions.

Compatible models

1. Compatible ﬂash models

Compatible with NEEWER 2.4G ﬂashes with built-in Q wireless control system, including

NW420-N, Z1-N, S101-300W Pro, S101-400W Pro, Q3, NW655-N, Q-N (oﬀ camera trigger),

and later ﬂash models with built-in Q wireless control.

※ Supported functions: all functions that both QPro and the ﬂash have.

Compatible with the majority of Nikon branded cameras (for TTL, M, Multi ﬂash mode),

and also works with other models of camera using the PC port (can only be used

in M mode).

The tested compatibility list is as follows:

D4 、D5、 D60、D70S、D90、D100、D200、D300S、D300、D500、D610、D700、D750、D780、

D800、D810、D850、D3100、D3200、D3300、D3400、D3500、D5000、D5100、D5200、D5300、

D5600、D7000、D7100、D7200、D7500、Z5、Z6、Z6ii

※The camera models listed above only includes the ones that we have lab tested

on the trigger and doesn't include all compatible Nikon cameras. The trigger

may be compatible with other models not speciﬁed here and will be updated

further based on user feedback received.

Firmware upgrade

The ﬁrmware of this product can be upgraded through the USB port. The latest

software announcements and instructions will be published on the oﬃcial website.

※This product does not come with a USB cable for the ﬁrmware upgrade. Please

purchase separately. The USB port of this product is a Type-C port. Please use only

a USB Type-C cable.

※Upgrading the ﬁrmware requires Neewer Firmware software support. Please

download and install "Neewer Firmware Update", and then select the corresponding

ﬁrmware ﬁle before updating.

※As the product is undergoing a ﬁrmware upgrade, please refer to the latest

electronic version of the manual.

Causes for misﬁres and solutions

1. External environment 2.4GHz signal interference (such as wireless base station,

2.4GHz Wi-Fi router, Bluetooth device, and others)—

Please adjust the channel ("CH") settings of the ﬂash trigger (recommended +10),

ﬁnd a channel without interference, or turn oﬀ other 2.4GHz devices while using

this product.

2. Please check whether your ﬂash has recycled to full power or the recycling rate

has kept up with the continuous shooting speed (the ﬂash-ready lamp is already on),

and that the device's overheat protection hasn't activated, or is operating abnormally.

Please lower the power ouput of the ﬂash. If it is in TTL mode, you can try changing

to M mode. (In TTL mode, a pre-ﬂash is required.)

3. Check whether the distance between the ﬂash trigger and the ﬂash is too close

(distance <0.5m)—

Please turn on the "near-range wireless mode" on the ﬂash trigger and set

"C.Fn-DIST" to "0-30m."

4. Check whether the ﬂash trigger and the receiver unit are running low on power—

Please replace the batteries ( 1.5V disposable alkaline batteries are recommended).

Notes

1. If the ﬂash trigger is subject to a strong impact or vibration, it may malfunction.

2. This product is not waterproof. If it is immersed in water or placed in a high humidity

environment, it may malfunction. The development of rust on internal components

resulting from such conditions may cause irreparable damage.

3. Sudden changes in temperature, such as entering or leaving a warm building on a

cold day with the ﬂash trigger exposed in the air, may cause condensation inside the

product. To avoid condensation, please put the ﬂash trigger in a handbag or plastic

bag in advance to prevent sudden temperature changes.

4. Strong static electricity or strong magnetic ﬁelds generated by radio broadcast

transmitters and other equipment may interfere with the normal operation of this

product.

5. If you can’t trigger your ﬂash or take pictures correctly, please check whether the

battery is installed correctly and whether the ﬂash trigger's power switch is turned on;

whether the ﬂash trigger is set to the same channel; whether the cable or hot shoe is

correctly and ﬁrmly connected in place; whether the function mode settings are correct.

6. If the camera can only shoot but cannot focus, please check whether the camera body

or lens is set to manual focus (MF) and set it to auto focus (AF).

7. If your ﬂash trigger is triggered by other wireless ﬂash systems, simply change the

channel settings of the trigger to counter interference.

Speciﬁcations

Model QPro-N

2.4GHz frequency

TTL Autoﬂash

Built-in Wireless

System

Power Supply

Modulation Mode

Channels

Wireless ID

Group

Manual/

Stroboscopic Flash

High-speed/

Second-curtain sync

Exposure

compensation/lock

Focus Assit

Zoom Settings

Firmware Update

Memory Function

Display Screen

Buzzer

Modeling Lamp

Wireless Shutter

Yes

FSTN dot-matrix screen

The focus value of the ﬂash is adjusted through the

transmitter

Upgrade the ﬁrmware through the USB Type-C port

Changes to settings are automatically saved after 2 seconds

and automatically restored after powering it on again

The modeling lamp of the ﬂash is controlled by the trigger

The buzzer of the ﬂash is controlled by the trigger

The receiver can control camera shooting through the

2.5mm sync jack

QPro-N TTL Wireless Flash Trigger

Instruction Manual

This document is the sole property of Shenzhen Neewer Technology

Co., Ltd and shall not be, reproduced,transmitted, transcribed, stored

in a retrieval system or translated in any form, by any means, without

prior written permission from Shenzhen Neewer Technology Co., Ltd.

Shenzhen Neewer Technology Co., Ltd reserves the right to change

content in this instruction manual at any time and without prior

notice.

Date

09/22/2022 1.0 QPro-N TTL Wireless Flash

Trigger Instruction Manual

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Contents

Version Control

101

121

141

2. Compatible camera models

MSK

A, B, C, D, E (5 groups)

01-99

2 AA batteries

Multiple Group Display Single Group Display

Menu Display Multiple Group Zoom Display

SYNC ALL MOD

M1 128+0.3

TTL 1 128+0.3

+0.3

M1 128+0.3

OFF

SYNC Gr MOD

ATTL

3 0

Zoom 200 MM

MOD

Zoom AUTO

Zoom

Zoom 28

CLEARSET

Ver:XX.X

STBY

LIGHT

SYNC

BEEP

OFF

zzz

Flash Trigger Front

LCD Display

Product diagram

Move the power switch to the "ON" position to

turn on the remote ﬂash trigger. The status

indicator will not light up when doing so.

Note: The power switch should be returned to

the oﬀ position after use to save power.

Wirelessly trigger an on-camera speedlite ﬂash

There follows an example demonstrating the use of the

NEEWER Z1 ﬂash with the trigger:

1.1 Turn oﬀ your camera ﬁrst, then insert the trigger into

your camera's hotshoe, turn on the trigger and

then your camera.

1.2 Long press the <Zm/CH> button of the trigger to set

channel, group, mode and apply other settings

(please check the "Trigger Settings" part of this

manual for detailed instructions).

1.3 Turn on the Z1 ﬂash, press wireless setting button

until the display shows wireless symbol and the slave

unit icon <SLAVE>, then press the channel setting

button <CH> to set the ﬂash on the same channel with

the trigger. Next press the group setting button <Gr>

to set ﬂash on the same group as that of the trigger.

(Note: the connection to other models of speedlite ﬂash

may diﬀer. Please check their manuals for reference.)

1.4 Press your camera shutter to trigger the Z1 ﬂash, and

the trigger's "Status Indicator" will ﬂash red.

How to use: Using the Q3 as an example.

2.1 Turn oﬀ the camera, place the ﬂash trigger on the

camera hot shoe mount and turn on both the ﬂash

trigger power switch and the camera.

(Note: For other models of external ﬂash settings, please

follow the corresponding external ﬂash instruction

manual.)

2.2 Press and hold the <GR/CH> button to set the channel,

group, mode and apply settings (see Setting the ﬂash

unit for details).

Wireless sync of external ﬂash

※ Press the Back button to exit group highlighting page.

How to Use the Trigger How to Use the Trigger How to Use the Trigger

Wirelessly trigger a Nikon on-camera

Speedlite ﬂash

There follows an illustration to show how to connect an

SB-5000 ﬂash with the trigger:

3.1 Turn oﬀ your camera ﬁrst, then insert the Qpro-N

trigger into your camera's hotshoe. Turn on the

trigger and then your camera.

3.2 Long press the <Zm/CH> button of the Qpro-N trigger

to set channel, press <MENU> and choose <ID> to

set wireless ID of the trigger.

3.3 Connect the Nikon ﬂash to a Q-N receiver, long press

the <TX/RX> button to enter RX mode, then long press

the <Zm/CH> button on the receiver to set it on the

same channel as the Qpro-N trigger. Next, press its

<MENU> button and choose <ID> to match the

trigger's wireless ID.

3.4 Turn on the Nikon ﬂash and set it to on-camera ﬂash

mode (Note: please refer to the manual of your

Nikon ﬂash about this setting).

3.5 Press your camera shutter to trigger the Nikon ﬂash.

The trigger's "Status Indicator" will ﬂash red.

Using a NEEWER S101-300 Pro strobe to demonstrate

how to connect:

4.1 Turn oﬀ your camera ﬁrst, then insert the trigger into

your camera's hotshoe. Turn on the trigger and

then your camera..

4.2 Long press the <Zm/CH> button of the trigger to set

channel, group, mode and apply other settings

(please check the "Trigger Settings" part of this

manual for detailed instructions).

4.3 Connect the strobe to a power source and turn it on.

Press both the <GR/CH> button and the <S1/S2>

button until the screen displays a wireless icon.

Long press the <GR/CH> button to make the strobe

channel match the trigger channel. Then, short

press the <GR/CH> button to make sure the

trigger and strobe groups correspond.

(Note: the connection method for other strobe models

may diﬀer. Please check their manuals for reference).

4.4 Press you camera shutter to trigger the stobe. The

strobe and trigger's "Indicator Status" will ﬂash red.

Wirelessly trigger a studio strobe

Wirelessly triggered camera shutter

How to connect:

Two Qpro-N triggers are required for connection:

one connects to your camera as a receiver and the

other as a transmitter.

5.1 Turn oﬀ your camera ﬁrst, then connect one end

of a shutter release cable to the camera's shutter

port and the other end of the cable into the

Qpro-N receiver's "2.5mm Sync Port". Next

turn on the camera followed by the receiver.

5.2 Press the receiver's <MENU> button, then rotate

the dial to select <SYNC> and set it to "OUT".

Auto Sleep Mode

1. If no operation is performed within 90 seconds, the

trigger will automatically enter standby mode and

the LCD display will go dark.

2. Press the < > button to activate the trigger system.

When mounted on a Nikon camera hotshoe, you

can also half press camera shutter to activate.

NOTE: to deactivate the auto sleep function, simply

press <MENU> to access custom menu setting

page, select STBY and set it to OFF.

Trigger Settings

Trigger Settings Trigger Settings Trigger Settings

Trigger Settings

Auto Focus (AF) Beam

Place the AF Beam switch in the 'ON' position to emit

Auto Focus beam.

When your camera can't focus, the AF beam will

automatically light up. Once the camera re-focuses,

the AF beam will automatically go oﬀ.

Channel Setting

1. Long press the <Zm/CH> button to enter channel

setting page.

2. Rotate the dial to select a channel number. Short

press the <Zm/CH> button to conﬁrm the channel

selected.

※The trigger oﬀers 32 channels to choose from. Please

be sure to set the trigger transmitter and receiver on

the same channel before ﬁring ﬂashes.

Mode Setting

1. Short press the <MODE> button to switch between

diﬀerent modes.

2. When the trigger is set as 5 groups (A-E):

2.1 When multiple groups are set, you can switch on

Multi Flash for each group. Enter a group, select Multi,

choose "ON" or "--" to switch on/oﬀ.

2,2 When multiple groups are set, choose one group or

multiple groups, then you can press <MODE> button

to switch modes in the order of TTL/M/-- for diﬀerent

groups separately or together.

2.3 Long press the <MODE> button for 2 seconds until

the word "LOCKED" shows on the bottom part of

the display. The icon indicates that the trigger is

locked and no settings can be changed at this stage.

Long press the <MODE> button for 2 seconds to unlock.

Group Highlighting

Highlight multiple groups or one single group: in multiple

group setting, choose a group and press its group letter

twice to highlight this group and change settings for this

single group.

Set Flash Output

1. When multiple groups are set and in M mode:

1.1 Choose one group by pressing its group letter. Then,

rotate the dial to change ﬂash output for this group

from Min. to 1/1 in increments of 0.1 or 0.3. Press the

< > button to conﬁrm the output value and exit.

1.2 Press the <ALL> button to select all groups and make

their power output values editable, then rotate the

dial to change their output from Min. to 1/1 in

increments of 0.1 or 0.3. Press the <ALL> button

again to conﬁrm the setting.

2. When one single group is highlighted and in M mode,

rotate the dial directly to change the group output

from Min. to 1/1 in increments of 0.1 or 0.3.

NOTE: "Min." refers to the minimum output level that

is available in M or Multi mode, 1/128(0.3) or

1/256(0.1) respectively based on the setting of

C.Fn-STEP. On most on-camera speedlite ﬂashes,

the minimum output available is 1/128 or

1/128(0.3), not 1/256 or 1/256(0.1).

3. Short press a group letter to highlight this group to

change its strobe settings: short press the <MOD>

button to adjust modelling lamp brightness of this

group of strobes.

(NOTE: The strobe models that support the turning on/oﬀ

of the modelling lamp in one, single group include the

Z1,S101 PRO, X2 series, the Q4 PRO and Q3 ﬂash strobe.

The future NEEWER ﬂash strobes that feature a modelling

lamp will all support this function. ) EN

Zoom Setting

Short press the <Zm/CH> button until the display

shows the Zoom value. Select a particular group,

then rotate the dial to change its Zoom value from

AUTO, 24 to 200. After setting the value required,

press the < > button to return to menu page.

Audible Alert Setting

Press the <MENU> button to enter C.Fn BEEP page,

rotate the dial to choose <BEEP>, then press the

<SET> button. You can now rotate the dial to choose

"ON" or "OFF" to activate / deactivate this audible

alert. Press the < > button to return to menu page.

Sync Port Setting

1. Press the <MENU> button to enter C.Fn SYNC page,

rotate the dial to choose <SYNC>, then, press the

<SET> button. You can now rotate the dial to

choose "IN" or "OUT". Short press the <MENU>

button to return to the menu page.

1.1 Choose "IN" to transmit signal to trigger ﬂashes.

1.2 Choose "OUT" to transmit signals to trigger camera

shutter or to trigger speedlite ﬂashes via PC sync.

SYNC ALL MOD

M1 128+ 0.3

TTL 1 1 28+0 .3

+0.3

M1 128+ 0.3

OFF

SYNC ALL MOD

M1 128+ 0.3

TTL

+0.3

M1 128+ 0.3

OFF

SYNC ALL MOD

TTL 1 1 28+0 .3

+0.3

M1 128+ 0.3

OFF

SYNC Gr MOD

ATTL

Zoom 200 MM

Modelling Lamp Setting

1. When multiple groups are set, press the <MOD> button

to turn the modelling lamp on or oﬀ for all

groups of strobes.

2. When only one group is set, or select one group from

within the multiple groups setting by pressing its

group letter, press the <MOD> button to turn the

modelling lamp on or oﬀ for this group of strobes.

SYNC ALL MOD

M1 128+ 0.3

TTL 1 1 28+0 .3

+0.3

M1 128+ 0.3

OFF

SYNC ALL MOD

M1 128+ 0.3

TTL 1 1 28+0 .3

+0.3

M1 128+ 0.3

OFF

AON

LOCKED

MULTI

MOD

Zoom AUTO

Zoom

SYNC

SYNC ALL MOD

M1 128+ 0.3

TTL 1 1 28+0 .3

+0.3

M1 128+ 0.3

OFF

CLEARSET

Ver:XX.X

STBY

LIGHT

SYNC

BEEP

OFF

CLEARSET

Ver:XX.X

STBY

LIGHT

SYNC

BEEP

OFF

CLEARSET

Ver:XX.X

STBY

LIGHT

SYNC

BEEP

OUT

Restore Factory Settings

On the menu page, long press the "SYNC" button and

the "ALL" button at the same time until the display

shows "RESET" to indicate that the trigger has been

restored to factory settings.

Trigger Settings

Shoot Settings

Press <MENU> to enter C.Fn SHOOT, press <SET> to

choose <ON> or <OFF>, then press <MENU> to return

to the menu page.

ON: to activate single contact control mode, suitable for

non-Nikon cameras. In M and Multi ﬂash mode, the master

unit can only trigger the slave unit to ﬁre ﬂashes.

OFF: to disable single contact control mode, suitable for

Nikon cameras. When pressing the camera shutter, the

master unit will not only trigger the slave unit, but also

transmit ﬂash settings.

SYNC ALL MOD

M1 128+ 0.3

TTL 1 1 28+0 .3

+0.3

M1 128+ 0.3

OFF

CLEARSET

Ver:XX.X

LCD

DIST

SHOOT

OFF

Flash Exposure Compensation Setting

1. When multiple groups are set and in TTL mode:

1.1 Choose one group by pressing its group letter. Then

rotate the dial to adjust its ﬂash exposure compensation

(FEC) level from -3 to 3 in the increment of 0.3. Press

the < > button to conﬁrm the value and exit.

1.2 Press the <ALL> button to select all groups and make

their FEC values editable, rotate the dial to adjust the

FEC level from -3 to 3 in the increment of 0.3. Press

<ALL> again to conﬁrm the setting.

2. When one single group is highlighted and in TTL mode,

rotate the dial directly to change the group FEC value

from -3 to 3 in the increment of 0.3.

Multi Flash Setting (Flash Output, Flash Times,

and Flash Frequency)

1. When in Multi Flash mode, the screen will not display

the TTL or M icon.

2. The three values underneath "Multi" on the display

refer to ﬂash output, ﬂash times (Times), and

ﬂash frequency (Hz) respectively.

3. Rotate the dial to adjust ﬂash output from Min. to 1/4.

4. Short press the Times button to highlight ﬂash times.

Rotate the dial to change its value.

5. Short press the Hz button to highlight ﬂash frequency.

Rotate the dial to adjust frequency number.

6. After choosing the required settings, short press the

< > button to exit. Then no item will ﬂash on the

display.

7. In the Multi-ﬂash sub-menu, when no item is ﬂashing,

short press the < > button to return to main menu.

NOTE: The ﬂash times are subject to both ﬂash output

and ﬂash frequency. Flash times you set cannot

exceed the maximum value allowed. The ﬂashes

transmitted to the receiver are actual ﬂash times

and depend also on camera shutter settings.

SYNC ALL MOD

M1 128+ 0.3

TTL 1 1 28+0 .3

+0.3

M1 128+ 0.3

OFF

AON

Times Hz MOD

MULTI

AON

Times Hz MOD

MULTI

AON

Times Hz MOD

MULTI

AON

Times Hz MOD

MULTI

※After ensuring that the

on-camera ﬂash's channels

<CH> and wireless <ID>

match those of the

QPRO-N trigger, the trigger

can ﬁre the ﬂash.

※When the <CH> channel

setting and the <ID> setting

are the same for both the

external ﬂash and the

QPRO-N, the QPRO-N can

control the external ﬂash.

Note: when the trigger is

connected to a Nikon original

on-camera speedlight, the

speedlite ﬂash setting must

be on i-TTL auto ﬂash ,

regardless of the QPro-N

mode.

Trigger Settings

Wireless ID Setting

In addition to pairing transmission channels, it is also

possible to match the wireless ID to avoid signal interference.

A master unit and a slave unit have to be on the same

channel and set to the same wireless ID to trigger.

Press <MENU> button to enter C.Fn ID sub-menu. Rotate

the dial to select the <ID> menu. Then short press <SET>

button to make it editable, Finally, rotate the dial to

choose a wireless ID value and press button to conﬁrm.

CLEARSET

Ver:XX .X

LCD

SHOOT

DIST

※ A master unit and a

slave unit need to have

matching channels and

ID to be triggered

together.

Connection with a 2.5mm sync cable

How to use:

6.1 Connect one end of the 2.5mm Sync cable to a

speedlite ﬂash's sync port, and other other end

to a Q-N receiver's sync port.

6.2 Long press the <TX/RX> button on the Q-N receiver

and enter RX mode. Short press the Q-N receiver's

<MENU> and select <SYNC>, then set it to "OUT".

6.3 Set the Qpro-N transmitter and the Q-N receiver

on the same channel and to the same wireless ID.

Long press <Zm/CH> button to change channel,

short press <MENU> and choose <ID> to set

wireless ID. (To set mode and other parameters,

please check the "Trigger Settings" part of this

manual for more detailed instructions.)

6.4 Trigger the ﬂash with the Qpro-N transmitter.

Note: The minimum ﬂash

output of the strobe is

1/64. For this reason,

the trigger's power

output should be set

higher than 1/64. The

strobe doesn't support

TTL or multi-ﬂash. Please

set the trigger to M mode

to ﬁre the strobe.

C.Fn: Set Custom Functions

How to Use the Trigger

i-TTL

FCC Statement IC Warning Statements

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following

two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device

must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired

operation.

CAUTION: The user is cautioned that changes or modiﬁcations not expressly approved

by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the

equipment.

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class

B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide

reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This

equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed

and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio

communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a

particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or

television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment oﬀ and on,

the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following

measures:

—Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

—Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

—Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit diﬀerent from that to which the

receiver is connected.

—Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement:

1. This Transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with

any other antenna or transmitter.

2. This equipment complies with RF radiation exposure limits set forth for

an uncontrolled environment.

The device has been evaluated to meet general RF exposure requirement. The device

can be used in portable exposure condition without restriction.

- English Warning Statement

“This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation

is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference,

and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause

undesired operation of the device.” The digital apparatus complies with Canadian

CAN ICES-3 (B)/NMB-3(B).

This radio transmitter has been approved by Industry Canada to operate with the antenna

types listed with the maximum permissible gain indicated. Antenna types not included in

this list, having a gain greater than the maximum gain indicated for that type, are strictly

prohibited for use with this device.

The device has been evaluated to meet general RF exposure requirement. The device can

be used in portable exposure condition without restriction.

- French Warning Statement

“Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d'Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils

radio exempts de licence. L'exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes :

(1) l'appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l'utilisateur de l'appareil doit

accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, mêmesi le brouillage est susceptible d'en

compromettre le fonctionnement.” Cet appareil numérique de la classe B est conforme

à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.

Le présent émetteur radio a été approuvé par Industrie Canada pour fonctionner avec

les types d'antenne énumérés ci-dessous et ayant un gain admissible maximal. Les types

d'antenne non inclus dans cette liste, et dont le gain est supérieur au gain maximal indiqué,

sont strictement interdits pour l'exploitation de l'émetteur.

L'équipement a été évalué comme satisfaisant aux exigences générales en matière

d'exposition aux radiofréquences. L'appareil peut être utilisé sans restriction dans des

conditions d'exposition portatives.

1/64 AF

High-Speed Sync Settings

1. High-speed sync: press the <SYNC> button. The symbol

< > will display on the LCD panel.

Set the shutter sync speed to 1/320s (auto FP) or 1/250s

(auto FP) in the Nikon camera settings. Turn the camera

dial to adjust the shutter speed which can be set to or more

than 1/250s. The shutter speed can be checked through

the camera viewﬁnder which will conﬁrm whether the FP

high-speed function is in use. If the shutter speed is set at

or is higher than 1/250s, it means the high-speed sync

function is active.

2.Second Curtain Sync: To synchronise the rear curtain

shutter, press and hold < > on your Nikon camera. Turn

the main control dial until the rear curtain ﬂash mode

appears in the control panel, then set the camera

shutter.

REAR

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