two flashes using Plus X trigger, only one flash fires - using same channel
600EX's PC terminal is an "inny" only, not an "outty"
JoeZ94 wrote:
I've got a Yongnuo YN-565EX attached to a Plus X on a stand using a pc sync cord
and I've got a Speedlight 600EX shoe mounted on my Canon t4i attached through a pc sync cord to a plus X
when i press the "test button" on the Plus X attached to the 600ex, both flash's fire
However when i take a photo from my t4i, only the flash 600ex attached on my camera fires and not the Yongnuo YN-565EX. Both the Plus X are on the same channel
this is really frustrating and i've got no idea whats happening, why isn't the two Plus X talking to each other when i take a picture !
Please help
The 600EX PC terminal is designed to fire the 600EX from the triggering device, camera or other. The 600EX cannot trigger another speedlite or the Plus X from its PC sync terminal.
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