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6) If flash is used, connect the Flash Sync Cable (not included)
from the strobes to the
connector on the right side of
the camera back, marked “F”.
7) Finally, connect one end of
the included IEEE 1394 cable
to any one of the empty ports
on the newly installed card,
or the built-in port. Connect the
other end to the back of the
Phase One H 5. These cables
can only be inserted one way
and may require a little
pressure to insert.
8) Please note: For the Mamiya
RZ the camera must be set to
take multiple exposures in order to use the Phase One H 5. The multiple
exposure selector (M) is combined with the film back revolve switch (R).
Cable Connections for the Mamiya RZ67 Pro II
3) Connect the Phase One H 5 to the camera or mounting plate.
Be sure that the back is firmly connected to the camera before
releasing! The small screw on the top of the Phase One 5 can be
tightened with the supplied screwdriver to prevent it from being
accidentally removed.
4) Connect the included Sync Cable from the lens’ flash sync to
either the connector on the Phase One 5 marked “C” or the Mamiya
Mounting plate.
5) If a motorized camera is used, connect the included Motor
Cable to the connector on the right side of the back, marked “M”.
1.4
Macintosh Getting Started
1.5
Macintosh Getting Started
Lens Flash Sync to
Mounting Plate Flash
Sync
Cable from Mounting
Plate to Mamiya Body
Flash Sync to strobes
IEEE1394 cable
to computer