Godox iT32 iFlash Camera Flash User Manual

Important Safety Instructions

This product is professional photographic equipment, to be operated by professional personnel only.

All transport protective materials and packaging on the product must be removed before use.

The following basic safety precautions must be followed when using this product:

1. Carefully read and fully understand the instruction manual before use and strictly follow the safety instructions. Failure to do so may result in serious injury, damage to the product, or other property damage.
2. High voltage exists when the flash is powered on. Internal capacitors will remain charged for some time after power off.
3. This product is a professional lighting fixture, children are prohibited from using it. Children must be closely supervised by adults when approaching the fixture, to prevent collisions with the fixture or unauthorized use that could cause personal injury.
4. This is not an ordinary lighting fixture and must not be used for general illumination. Anyone with a history of eye damage or sensitivity should avoid using this fixture or looking directly at it.
5. Extreme caution must be exercised when using it, do not touch high-temperature parts such as flash tubes and surrounding metal components to avoid burns.
6. Do not point the flash directly at the eyes (especially baby's eyes) under any circumstances, as this could impair vision in a short time. Stop immediately if discomfort occurs, stop using, and seek medical attention promptly.
7. If the flash tube is damaged, stop using it immediately and contact the manufacturer, service agent, or qualified repair personnel for a replacement to prevent accidents.
8. Do not use damaged equipment or accessories. Allow professional repair technicians to inspect and confirm normal operation before continuing use after repairs.
9. Stop using immediately if the product shell is cracked due to falling, squeezing, or strong impact, to avoid touching the internal electronic components and getting an electric shock.
10. This device is not waterproof. Keep it dry and avoid immersing it in water or other liquids. It should be installed in a ventilated and dry location and avoid using in rainy, humid, dusty, or overheated environments. Do not place items above the device or allow liquids to flow into it to prevent danger.
11. Do not disassemble without authorization. If the product malfunctions, it must be inspected and repaired by our company or authorized repair personnel.
12. Before storing the device, make sure it is completely cooled down and the power cord (if any) is unplugged, then put it in the protective case or a ventilated dry location.
13. Do not place the device near alcohol, gasoline, or other flammable volatile solvents or gases such as methane and ethane.
14. Do not use or store this device in potentially explosive environments.
15. Do not use accessories not been approved by our company, as this may cause fire, electric shock or personal injury.
16. Clean gently with a dry cloth. Do not use a wet cloth as it may damage the device.
17. Some products are equipped with protective covers that must be removed before use.
18. This instruction manual is based on rigorous testing. Changes in design and specifications are subject to change without notice. Check official website for latest instruction manual and product updates.
19. Use only specified charger and follow proper usage instructions for certain products with built-in lithium batteries, within the rated voltage and temperature range.
20. This product is powered by lithium batteries, who have limited lifespans typically lasting 300-500 complete charge-discharge cycles. As usage frequency and duration increase, its maximum storage capacity will gradually decrease, which is a normal phenomenon. Please regularly check the battery's condition, and if the charging time significantly increases or the battery life significantly decreases, consider replacing it with a new battery.
21. This product is equipped with lithium batteries. The following are the storage recommendations: Charge the battery to about 50% before storage. Charge it to about 50% at least every six months. Failure to perform maintenance charging over an extended period may cause the battery to suffer permanent performance degradation or even become unusable due to excessive discharge. Removable batteries should be stored separately. The storage temperature should be between 0°C and 40°C.
22. For products powered by lithium batteries. Please note:
    • Do not disassemble, crush, or puncture the battery;
    • The battery is not waterproof, do not immerse it in fog or water;
    • Avoid short-circuiting the battery contacts;
    • Do not expose the battery to or put it into fire;
    • Do not expose the battery to temperatures above 60°C;
    • Keep out of reach of children;
    • Protect the battery from excessive shock or vibration;
    • Do not use a damaged battery;
    • If the battery leaks, avoid contact with the leaking fluid;
    • If the battery fluid comes into contact with your eyes, immediately rinse with water for at least 15 minutes. Lift your eyelids until there are no signs of fluid and seek medical attention promptly.
23. Confirm and comply with all relevant local laws and regulations when handling any batteries.
24. Failures from improper operation is not covered under warranty.

1. Introduction

Foreword

Thank you for purchasing!

iFlash camera flash iT32 is Godox's latest powerful and compact flash product with excellent performance. Built-in Godox 2.4G wireless X system, integrated wi-off/sender/receiver modes, make it fully compatible with TTL/M/Multi modes of mainstream camera brands such as Canon, Sony, Nikon, OM SYSTEM, and Fujifilm, and you can enjoy unprecedented shooting convenience even with frequent changes in lighting conditions.

Main Features

• Separated Triggering: Remove X5 from iT32 then insert it into the camera hot shoe mount, then flash, mode switch, and power adjustment of the camera flash can be wirelessly controlled (X5 is sold separately).
• Convenient Operation: Intuitive interaction via colorful touch screen and simplified traditional buttons.
• Professional and Portable: Auto flash, manual flash, multi flash, HSS, second-curtain sync and FEC functions within a lightweight body of merely 169g (without X5).
• 2.4G Wireless System: Built-in Godox 2.4G wireless X system ensures stable signal transmission and anti-interference capabilities in complex environments.
• TTL Compatibility: Perfectly supports TTL auto flash to simplify the shooting procedure by automatically adjusting flash output.
• Precise Lighting Control: Power adjustment range from 1/128 to 1/1, with ±1/3 increment fine-tuning.
• Efficient Power Supply: 7.2V/900mAh lithium battery supports USB-C charging, 1.5s recycle time at 1/1 step and 510 full-power flashes at full battery level.
• LED Modeling Lamp: Supports brightness adjustment from level 1 to level 10.
• Firmware Upgrade: Firmware is updated regularly to be compatible with the latest camera models and ensure optimal performance.

Note: The fastest recycle time is based on Godox laboratory test results. After high-intensity continuous flashes, the system will automatically extend the recycle time for safe heat dissipation, which is a normal protection mechanism. Once the device cools down, it can return to peak recycle speed.

2. Product Overview

Name of Parts

Flash Body

Diagram showing the main components of the iT32 flash body, including the flash head, wide-angle diffuser, catchlight panel, LED modeling lamp, photocell sensor, sync cord jack, USB-C port, touch screen, MENU button, SET button, +/- buttons, and select dial.

X5 Flash Trigger (Sold Separately)

Diagram showing the X5 flash trigger with its indicator, buttons, hot shoe locking ring, and hot shoe. Note that appearances and contacts of hot shoes vary in different models.

What's Inside (Package Contents)

The standard package includes:

• Flash Body (iT32) ×1
• USB-C Charging Cable ×1
• Magnetic Mini Stand ×1
• Diffuser ×1
• Magnetic Color Filter (1/2 orange) ×1
• Magnetic Color Filter (1/1 orange) ×1
• Storage Bag ×1
• Instruction Manual ×1

Separately Sold Accessories

To achieve the best photography effects, you may purchase additional Godox accessories:

• Flash trigger X2T series
• Flash trigger XProII series
• Flash trigger X3 series
• TTL wireless flash trigger X5 series
• Magnetic Accessory Kit MA02

3. Setup

Installing the Flash Trigger (X5)

Align the flash trigger with the bottom of the flash body in the direction as shown and place it in; the flash will automatically absorb it. Once installed, the C icon in the menu interface will light up.

Image illustrating the magnetic attachment of the X5 flash trigger to the iT32 flash unit.

Installing the Diffuser

Align the protruding side of the diffuser with the model <iT32> logo side of the flash body, then insert it firmly until fully seated.

Image showing how to attach the diffuser to the iT32 flash head.

Mounting on the Camera

Rotate clockwise the hot shoe locking ring of the flash trigger to the top and insert into the hot shoe mount of the camera, then rotate anticlockwise the hot shoe locking ring until it's firmly locked.

Note: Please make sure the flash and camera are powered off before installing and disassembling.

Image demonstrating the iT32 flash unit with X5 trigger mounted securely onto a camera's hot shoe.

4. Operation

Power Switch

Power on: Press and hold the 4/0 button until the icon appears, then slide up on the screen or rotate up the select dial to unlock. The device will turn off automatically if it stays locked for 6 seconds after power on (This function can be turned off in bootup settings, then press and hold the 4/0 button can directly power on the device).

Power off: Press and hold the 4/0 button until the screen blacks out.

The flash trigger X5 does not have power on/off function, users can check its status via the indicator according to the following table:

Battery Level Indication

iT32: Check the battery level indication on the panel to see the remaining battery level.

Note: Please recharge the battery as soon as possible (within 10 days). Then, the battery can be used or be placed for long period.

X5:

• Check on the Flash: Install X5 to iT32, slide the screen top-down to enter menu interface, find the C icon and click to check the model and battery level of flash trigger.
• Check via the Indicator: When X5 and iT32 are unconnected, press and hold the -/0 button of flash trigger until the indicator turns red. Then check the battery level by observing the number of red flashes from the indicator. (One flash indicates low battery, four flashes indicate full charge, and so on.)

Charging Instructions

iT32: It takes approx. 1h10min to fully charge the camera flash with USB-C charging cable, and provides approx. 510 full power flashes in full battery level.

X5: It can be charged after connected to iT32. It triggers once every 10 seconds at full battery level, for about 4000 times. The charging output port of iT32 is not universal and only supports charging X5 C/N/S/F/O.

Wi-Off Mode (With Flash Trigger X5)

This mode is used when the iT32 is mounted on the camera hot shoe with the X5 trigger attached.

• Touch Screen: Slide the screen top-down to enter menu interface, click the camera icon to choose flash icon and enter wi-off mode.
• Buttons and Select Dial: Press the MENU button to enter menu interface, rotate the select dial to choose the camera icon, then press the SET button to choose flash icon and enter wi-off mode.

TTL: TTL Auto Flash Mode

In TTL mode, the camera's metering system detects the flash reflected from the subject and automatically adjusts the flash output so that the subject and background are evenly exposed.

• Touch Screen: Slide the screen top-down to enter menu interface, click the TTL/M/Multi icon to choose TTL and enter TTL auto flash mode.
• Buttons and Select Dial: Press the MENU button to enter menu interface, rotate the select dial to choose the TTL/M/Multi icon, then press the SET button to choose TTL and enter TTL auto flash mode.
• FEC Amount Adjustment: Press the -/+ icon or rotate the select dial in the main interface to adjust the FEC amount from -3.0 to +3.0 with ±1/3 increment each step, or directly pull the progress bar to achieve quick adjustment.

Note: When the shutter is fully pressed, the flash will fire a pre-flash that the camera will use to calculate exposure and flash output the instant before the photo is taken.

M: Manual Flash Mode

S1 and S2 photocell functions are available in M mode, and the flash output is adjustable. To obtain a correct flash exposure, use a handheld flash meter to determine the required flash output.

• Touch Screen: Slide the screen top-down to enter menu interface, click the TTL/M/Multi icon to choose M and enter M manual flash mode.
• Buttons and Select Dial: Press the MENU button to enter menu interface, rotate the select dial to choose the TTL/M/Multi icon, then press the SET button to choose M and enter M manual flash mode.
• Output Power Adjustment: Press the -/+ icon or rotate the select dial in the main interface to adjust the power from 1/128 to 1/1 with ±1/3 increment each step, or directly pull the progress bar to achieve quick adjustment.

S1/S2 Photocell: The photocell sensor will enter standby mode to continuously monitor changes in ambient light levels after the photocell triggering is turned on.

• S1 Photocell Unit: With this function, the flash will fire synchronously when the main flash fires, the same effect as that by the use of wireless triggers. This helps create multiple lighting effects.
• S2 Photocell Unit (pre-flash): This is useful when cameras have pre-flash function. With this function, the flash will ignore a single "pre-flash" from the main flash and will only fire in response to the second, actual flash from the main unit.

Note: Enter setting interface to switch between S1/S2 photocell or turn off this function.

Multi: Stroboscopic Flash

In multi flash mode, a rapid series of flashes is fired. It can be used to capture multiple images of a moving subject in a single photograph. You can set the number of flashes, flash frequency (number of flashes per sec. expressed as Hz), and flash output.

• Number of flashes: 1-100
• Flash frequency: 1-100
• Flash output range: 1/128-1/4
• Touch Screen: Slide the screen top-down to enter menu interface, click the TTL/M/Multi icon to choose Multi and enter multi flash mode. Press the -/+ icon or directly pull the progress bar can adjust the flash power. Press the times/frequency icon on the upper right corner to enter the number of flashes and flash frequency adjustment interface, slide the numbers up or down to adjust the respective parameters.
• Buttons and Select Dial: Press the MENU button to enter menu interface, rotate the select dial to choose the TTL/M/Multi icon, then press the SET button to choose Multi and enter multi flash mode. Directly rotate the select dial can adjust the output power. Press the SET button to choose the times/frequency icon on the upper right corner, then rotate the select dial can adjust the respective parameters.

Calculating the Shutter Speed in Multi Flash Mode

During multi flash, the shutter remains open until the firing stops. Use the formula below to calculate the shutter speed and set it with the camera.

Number of Flashes ÷ Flash Frequency = Shutter Speed

For example, if the number of flashes is 10 and the flash frequency is 5Hz, the shutter speed should be at least 2 seconds.

Note:

1. Multi flash is most effective with a highly reflective subject against a dark background.
2. Using a tripod and TTL flash trigger is recommended.
3. A flash output of 1/1 and 1/2 cannot be set for multi flash.
4. Multi flash can also be used with "BULB" mode.
5. Multi flash mode cannot be set in high-speed sync, second-curtain sync and first-curtain sync modes.

Maximum Time of Consecutive Flashes

Note: To avoid overheating and deteriorating the flash head, do not use multi flash more than 10 times in succession. After 10 times, allow the camera flash to rest for at least 15 minutes. If you try to use the multi flash more than 10 times in succession, the firing might stop automatically to protect the flash head. If this happens, allow at least 15 minutes' rest for the camera flash.

Sender Mode (With Flash Trigger X5)

When X5 is removed from iT32 and inserted into the camera hot shoe, iT32 acts as a sender unit.

• Touch Screen: Slide the screen top-down to enter menu interface, click the flash icon to choose sender icon and enter sender mode.
• Buttons and Select Dial: Press the MENU button to enter menu interface, rotate the select dial to choose the flash icon, then press the SET button to choose sender icon and enter sender mode.

Gr: Sender Group

The flash mode, output power and FEC amount of receiver unit can be individually adjusted in Gr mode.

• Groups: M, A, B, C (iT32+X5 S/N/F/O); A, B, C, D (iT32+X5 C)
• Flash Modes: TTL auto flash mode/M manual flash mode
• Touch Screen: Slide the screen top-down to enter menu interface, click the Gr/Multi icon to choose Gr. The flash power and FEC amount are adjustable by clicking the -/+ icon, or quickly adjustable by pulling the progress bar. Press and hold the group box to switch among M (manual) flash, TTL auto flash and OFF.
• Buttons and Select Dial: Press the MENU button to enter menu interface, rotate the select dial to choose the Gr/Multi icon, then press the SET button to choose Gr. Press the MENU button to enter the main interface, rotate the select dial to choose a certain group. Then press the SET button to enter the group settings, and rotate the select dial to adjust the flash power and FEC amount. Press and hold the SET button to switch among M (manual) flash, TTL auto flash and OFF.

Note: If the value inside is in green color, it's in TTL auto flash mode. If the value inside is in white color, it's in M (manual) flash mode.

Multi: Stroboscopic Flash

The number of flashes, flash frequency and output power of receiver unit can be universally adjusted in multi mode.

• Touch Screen: Slide the screen top-down to enter menu interface, click the Gr/Multi icon to choose Multi, then slide the screen up to enter the main interface. Press the group icon on the upper left corner to choose a certain group. Press the -/+ icon or directly pull the progress bar can adjust the flash power. Press the times/frequency icon on the upper right corner to enter the number of flashes and flash frequency adjustment interface, slide the numbers up or down to adjust the respective parameters.
• Buttons and Select Dial: Press the MENU button to enter menu interface, rotate the select dial to choose the TTL/M/Multi icon, then press the SET button to choose Multi. Press the MENU button to enter the main interface, directly rotate the select dial can adjust the output power. Press the SET button and rotate the select dial to choose among number of flashes, flash frequency, group and output power, then press the SET button and rotate the select dial can adjust the respective parameters.

Note: The details of which please refer to the section Wi-Off mode → multi: stroboscopic flash above.

Receiver Mode (With Flash Trigger X5)

As a receiver unit, iT32+X5 are controllable by other Godox flash triggers with 2.4G wireless function.

• Touch Screen: Slide the screen top-down to enter menu interface, click the flash icon to choose receiver icon and enter sender mode.
• Buttons and Select Dial: Press the MENU button to enter menu interface, rotate the select dial to choose the flash icon, then press the SET button to choose receiver icon and enter sender mode.

TTL: TTL Auto Flash

• Touch Screen: Slide the screen top-down to enter menu interface, click the TTL/M/Multi icon to choose TTL and enter TTL auto flash mode.
• Buttons and Select Dial: Press the MENU button to enter menu interface, rotate the select dial to choose the TTL/M/Multi icon, then press the SET button to choose TTL and enter TTL auto flash mode.
• Group Selection: Press the group icon, or press the SET button and rotate the select dial to choose a certain group.

M: Manual Flash

• Touch Screen: Slide the screen top-down to enter menu interface, click the TTL/M/Multi icon to choose M and enter M manual flash mode.
• Buttons and Select Dial: Press the MENU button to enter menu interface, rotate the select dial to choose the TTL/M/Multi icon, then press the SET button to choose M and enter M manual flash mode.
• Group Selection: Press the group icon, or press the SET button and rotate the select dial to choose a certain group.
• Output Power Adjustment: Press the -/+ icon or rotate the select dial to adjust the power from 1/128 to 1/1 with ±1/3 increment each step, or directly pull the progress bar to achieve quick adjustment.

Multi: Stroboscopic Flash

• Touch Screen: Slide the screen top-down to enter menu interface, click the TTL/M/Multi icon to choose Multi, then slide the screen up to enter the main interface. Press the group icon on the upper left corner to choose a certain group. Press the -/+ icon or directly pull the progress bar can adjust the flash power. Press the times/frequency icon on the upper right corner to enter the number of flashes and flash frequency adjustment interface, slide the numbers up or down to adjust the respective parameters.
• Buttons and Select Dial: Press the MENU button to enter menu interface, rotate the select dial to choose the TTL/M/Multi icon, then press the SET button to choose Multi. Press the MENU button to enter the main interface, directly rotate the select dial can adjust the output power. Press the SET button and rotate the select dial to choose among number of flashes, flash frequency, group and output power, then press the SET button and rotate the select dial can adjust the respective parameters.

Note: The details of which please refer to the section Wi-Off mode → multi: stroboscopic flash above.

Receiver Mode (Separated Triggering)

Remove X5 from iT32 then insert it into a camera hot shoe, iT32 will switch to receiver mode automatically, then off-camera wireless triggering is available via the camera shutter.

• Flash Mode Switch: Press and hold the +/M button of the flash trigger can wirelessly control the flash to switch between TTL auto flash mode and M manual flash mode. The indicator of flash trigger will flash green in TTL auto flash mode, flash orange in M manual flash mode.
• Output Power Adjustment: Adjust the flash to M manual flash mode, press the -/0 / +/M button of the flash trigger can adjust the power from 1/128 to 1/1 with ±1/3 increment each step.
• FEC Amount Adjustment: Adjust the flash to TTL auto flash mode, press the -/0 / +/M button of the flash trigger can adjust the FEC amount from -3.0 to +3.0 with ±1/3 increment each step.

Sync Triggering Godox Flashes

When iT32 and X5 are separated, X5 can also sync trigger other Godox flashes.

Take AD100ProII as an example:

1. Remove X5 from iT32, iT32 will switch to receiver mode automatically.
2. Power off the camera, insert X5 into the camera hot shoe and power it on.
3. Set AD100ProII: Press the MENU button to enter menu interface, rotate and press the SET dial to select and enter wireless settings, set the group, channel, ID to the same as iT32.
4. Press the camera shutter to sync trigger iT32 and AD100PROII.

High-speed Sync

High speed sync (FP flash) enables the flash to synchronize with all camera shutter speeds. This is convenient when you want to use aperture priority for fill-flash portraits.

• Touch Screen: Slide the screen top-down to enter menu interface, click the HSS icon to choose H and enter high-speed sync mode.
• Buttons and Select Dial: Press the MENU button to enter menu interface, rotate the select dial to choose the HSS icon, then press the SET button to switch to H and enter high-speed sync mode.

Note:

1. The minimal flash power is 1/16 in HSS mode.
2. Choose HSS mode in camera settings for iT32+X5 F.
3. When using Nikon camera with iT32+X5 N, the HSS is on by default in high-speed camera shutter, while HSS is off in low-speed shutter.

Second-curtain Sync

With a slow shutter speed and second-curtain sync, you can create a light train following the subject. The flash fires right before the shutter closes.

• Touch Screen: Slide the screen top-down to enter menu interface, click the second-curtain sync icon to choose second-curtain sync icon and enter second-curtain sync mode.
• Buttons and Select Dial: Press the MENU button to enter menu interface, rotate the select dial to choose the second-curtain sync icon, then press the SET button to switch to second-curtain sync icon and enter second-curtain sync mode.

Note:

1. Choose REAR flash mode in the settings of Sony camera for iT32+X5 S.
2. Choose MENU>Flash Light Function Setting>REAR REAR flash mode on Fujifilm cameras for iT32+X5 F.
3. For iT32+X5 N, press flash button on Nikon camera, rotate the dial until the REAR appears on the control panel to enter rear-curtain sync mode, set the camera shutter.
4. For iT32+X5 O, press OK button on OM SYSTEM camera or MENU button on Panasonic camera to enter rear curtain sync mode setting. When the 2nd-C appears on the display, set the camera shutter.

First-curtain Sync

With a first-curtain sync, you can create a light train leading the subject. The flash fires when the shutter starts.

• Touch Screen: Slide the screen top-down to enter menu interface, click the first-curtain sync icon to choose first-curtain sync icon and enter first-curtain sync mode.
• Buttons and Select Dial: Press the MENU button to enter menu interface, rotate the select dial to choose the first-curtain sync icon, then press the SET button to switch to first-curtain sync icon and enter first-curtain sync mode.

Note: Please refer to the second-curtain sync section above for the settings of different cameras.

Modeling Lamp

• Touch Screen: Slide the screen top-down to enter menu interface, click the modeling lamp icon to enter modeling lamp settings, in which you can turn on or off the modeling lamp. Pull the progress bar to adjust its brightness from level 1 to level 10.
• Buttons and Select Dial: Press the MENU button to enter menu interface, rotate the select dial to choose the modeling lamp icon, then press the SET button to enter modeling lamp settings, press the SET button again can turn on or off the modeling lamp. Rotate the select dial to choose the progress bar, then press the SET button and rotate the select dial can adjust its brightness from level 1 to level 10.
• Inter Function: In the modeling lamp interface, press the inter switch, or rotate the select dial to choose inter switch and press the SET button, to turn on or off the inter function.

Note: Turn on the inter function, the modeling lamp will automatically turn off when flashing.

Screen Lock

• Touch Screen: Slide the screen top-down to enter menu interface, click the lock icon to turn on the screen lock function. Press and hold the SET button for 2s to unlock.
• Buttons and Select Dial: Press the MENU button to enter menu interface, rotate the select dial to choose the lock icon, then press the SET button to turn on the screen lock function. Press and hold the SET button for 2s to unlock.

Wireless Settings

Channel Settings

If there are other wireless flash systems nearby, you can change the wireless channels to prevent signal interference. The wireless channels (01-32) of the sender unit and the receiver unit(s) must be set to the same.

• Touch Screen: Slide the "Channel" box to choose your desired channel.
• Buttons and Select Dial: Rotate the select dial to choose "Channel" box, then press the SET button to enter channel settings, rotate the select dial and press the SET button to choose your desired channel.

ID Settings

Change the wireless ID to avoid interference for it can only be triggered after the wireless IDs (OFF/01-99) of the sender unit and the receiver unit are set to the same.

• Touch Screen: Slide the "ID" box to turn off the ID, or choose your desired ID.
• Buttons and Select Dial: Rotate the select dial to choose "ID" box, then press the SET button to enter ID settings, rotate the select dial and press the SET button to choose your desired ID.

Wireless Sync

The wireless sync function helps the sender and receiver to quickly set the same channel and ID.

Note: Wireless sync function is only available in sender mode and receiver mode.

• Receiver Wireless Sync:

Preconditions:

1. Set iT32+X5 to sender mode, details of which please refer to the sender mode above.
2. Assume retro camera flash Lux Master as the receiver.
• Touch Screen: Click the "SYNC” icon on both iT32 and Lux Master.
• Buttons and Select Dial: Rotate the select dial on iT32 to choose "SYNC" icon, then press the SET button. Rotate the select dial on Lux Master to choose "SYNC" icon, then press the SET button.
• Sender Wireless Sync:

Preconditions:

1. Set iT32+X5 to receiver mode, details of which please refer to the receiver mode above.
2. Assume flash trigger X3 as the sender.
• Touch Screen: Click the "SYNC" icon on both iT32 and X3.
• Buttons and Select Dial: Rotate the select dial on iT32 to choose "SYNC” icon, then press the SET button. Rotate the select dial on X3 to choose "SYNC" icon, then press the select dial.
• iT32+X5 Wireless Sync: When the sender unit and receiver unit are both iT32+X5, wireless sync is also available.

Custom Function Settings

• Touch Screen: Slide the screen top-down to enter menu interface, click the settings icon to enter custom function settings interface.
• Buttons and Select Dial: Press the MENU button to enter menu interface, rotate the select dial to choose the settings icon, then press the SET button to enter custom function settings interface.

Users can set the parameters of the following custom functions:

Wireless Flash Shooting (2.4G Wireless Transmission)

This chapter mainly explains how to perform wireless multiple shooting with 2.4G wireless transmission by using iT32+X5 as the sender unit (refer to as "sender unit" below) and Godox flashes with 2.4G wireless receiving function as the receiver unit (refer to as "receiver unit" below).

As a sender unit, iT32+X5 can control various receiver units with Godox wireless X system such as AD100Pro II, AD200Pro II, AD600Pro II, AD600BM II, iT32, iT30Pro, V100, V480 and Lux Master.

Note:

1. The channel, group, and ID of the sender and receiver units should be set to the same, details of which please refer to the wireless settings section above.
2. The above listed are only popular models that can be controlled by iT32+X5, please refer to the official website for more controllable models.

TTL: Wireless Multiple Flash Shooting in TTL Auto Flash Mode

Set the flash groups (A, B and C) of iT32+X5 (sender unit) as <TTL>, either the same or different FEB value, no need to set the receiver units and they will perform wireless multiple flash shooting in auto flash.

Diagram illustrating a multi-light setup with iT32+X5 as the sender unit controlling multiple receiver units (A, B, C) in TTL auto flash mode. Transmission distance is about 100m.

Note: iT32+X5 C has group D.

M: Wireless Multiple Flash Shooting in M Manual Flash Mode

Set the flash groups (A, B and C) of iT32+X5 (sender unit) as <M>, either the same or different flash output power, no need to set the receiver units and they will perform wireless multiple flash shooting by following the sender.

Diagram illustrating a multi-light setup with iT32+X5 as the sender unit controlling multiple receiver units (A, B, C) in M manual flash mode. Transmission distance is about 100m.

Note: iT32+X5 C has group D.

Wireless Multiple Flash Shooting in Different Flash Modes

Set the flash groups (A, B and C) of iT32+X5 (sender unit) as the different flash modes, no need to set the receiver units and they will perform wireless multiple flash shooting in different flash modes.

Diagram illustrating a multi-light setup with iT32+X5 as the sender unit controlling multiple receiver units (A, B, C) in different flash modes (e.g., TTL, M). Transmission distance is about 100m.

Note: iT32+X5 C has group D.

Multi: Wireless Multiple Flash Shooting in Multi Flash Mode

Set the iT32+X5 (sender unit) to multi flash mode, no need to set the receiver units (A, B and C) and they will perform wireless multiple flash shooting with the sender unit. Set the flash output value, number of flashes and flash frequency on sender unit, no need to set the receiver units and they will follow the sender.

Diagram illustrating a multi-light setup with iT32+X5 as the sender unit controlling multiple receiver units (A, B, C) in Multi flash mode. Transmission distance is about 100m.

Note: iT32+X5 C has group D.

Control with the Camera's Menu (only available in iT32+X5 C)

If the camera flash is attached to an EOS camera which has a camera control function, the flash can be controlled using the camera's menu screen. The functions that can be set are as follows. The available settings vary depending on the flash mode, wireless flash function settings, and other conditions.

Setting Camera Flash Functions

1. Select <Flash control> or <External Speedlite control>.
2. Select <Flash function settings> or <External func. setting >.
3. The setting screen and items displayed vary depending on the camera.

Note:

1. To clear all custom function settings, you can enter the [Clear settings] in step 2 and select [Clear all Speedlite C.Fn's] or [Clear ext. flash C.Fn set.].
2. If flash exposure compensation has already been set with the camera flash, flash exposure compensation cannot be set with the camera. To set it with the camera, the camera flash's flash exposure compensation must be set to zero.
3. If any flash custom functions and flash settings other than flash exposure compensation have been set by both the camera and the flash, the latest settings will take effect.

Global Shutter Sync Shooting (only available in iT32+X5 S)

By using a combination of iT32+X5 S and a camera equipped with global shutter image sensor, flash photography can be synchronized with the entire range of shutter speeds available on the camera, enabling more effective flash exposures than conventional high-speed sync photography (HSS).

1. When iT32+X5 S is used in TTL auto flash mode with a global shutter camera, the flash will be synchronized properly at both low and high shutter speeds. Compared to a non-global shutter camera, with a global shutter camera, the HSS flash time is shorter (about 2-5 milliseconds), the recycle time is faster, and the camera can take more shots.

Flash and Shutter Alignment Debugging Method:

High-speed shutter single-wave flash requires very precise time alignment. The principle is to open the shutter at the best light efficiency of the flash.

Diagram illustrating the relationship between flash light output (A), time (B), shutter speed (C), 1/128 flash light output (D), exposed flash light output (F), and flash start time (G).

Note:

1. If the camera shutter speed is set to faster than 1/10000 and photos are taken, the brightness and color may be different.
2. For cameras equipped with global shutter image sensors, the HSS icon will not be displayed on the camera regardless of whether high-speed sync is set to [ON]/[OFF].
3. When the flash is connected to the camera with a sync cable for shooting, the camera will no longer use global shutter sync, but rather traditional high-speed sync, so the distance the flash light can reach will be shortened.

Sync Triggering

A sync cable or trigger can be inserted here to trigger the flash synchronously.

5. Maintenance

Cleaning

Clean gently with a dry cloth. Do not use a wet cloth as it may damage the device.

Storage

Before storing the device, make sure it is completely cooled down and the power cord (if any) is unplugged, then put it in the protective case or a ventilated dry location.

For products equipped with lithium batteries, charge the battery to about 50% before storage. Charge it to about 50% at least every six months. Failure to perform maintenance charging over an extended period may cause the battery to suffer permanent performance degradation or even become unusable due to excessive discharge. Removable batteries should be stored separately. The storage temperature should be between 0°C and 40°C.

Over-Temperature Protection

• To prevent the flash head from overheating and damage, do not perform rapid continuous flashes exceeding the fixed number of times at 1/1 power, or rapid continuous flashes exceeding 40 times at 1/1 power in high-speed sync.
• If the number of flashes exceeds the recommended times in the table and you continue to flash multiple times, the flash's internal over-temperature protection may be activated, causing the recycle time to exceed 10 seconds. If this occurs, allow the flash to cool down for about 10 minutes, and the flash will return to normal.
• When over-temperature protection is activated, the display will show a thermometer icon.

Continuous Flashes to Activate Over-Temperature Protection

Continuous Flashes to Activate Over-Temperature Protection in High-Speed Sync Mode

6. Troubleshooting

If you encounter problems, please refer to this troubleshooting guide.

Flash Does Not Fire

• Ensure the flash is securely mounted on the camera's hot shoe.
• If the electronic contacts of the flash and camera are dirty, wipe them with a dry cloth.
• If the flash ready icon or HSS icon does not appear in the camera viewfinder, wait for the flash to recycle completely, and the flash ready indicator will light up.
• If the flash ready indicator does not light up after a long time, check if the battery has power. If the battery level is low, replace the battery or charge it promptly.

Power Automatically Shuts Down

• When the flash is in Wi-Off mode/Sender mode, if standby is enabled and there is no operation for more than 90 seconds, the flash will enter sleep mode. Press the shutter button halfway or any button on the body to wake up the flash.
• When the flash is in Wi-Off mode/Sender mode, if auto power off is enabled and there is no operation for more than 60 minutes (or 30 minutes, 90 minutes), the flash will automatically shut down. Please restart the flash.
• When the flash is in Receiver mode, if auto power off is enabled and there is no operation for more than 60 minutes (or 30 minutes, 90 minutes), the flash will automatically shut down. Please restart the flash.

Flash Exposure is Insufficient or Excessive

• When using high-speed sync, the effective flash range is smaller, so ensure the subject is within the effective flash range.
• If the main subject is too dark or too bright, adjust the appropriate flash exposure compensation.

Buttons or Touch Screen Do Not Respond

• If the device software malfunctions, simultaneously press the -/+ and MENU buttons to force a shutdown, then restart to check if it is normal.

Godox 2.4G Wireless Flash Misfire Reasons and Solutions

1. External environmental interference (e.g., wireless base stations, 2.4G WiFi routers, Bluetooth devices, etc.)
   → Solution: Adjust the channel (CH) setting of the flash trigger (recommend +10) to find a channel without interference, and turn off other 2.4G devices during operation.
2. Flash not recycled or recycle speed not keeping up with continuous shooting speed.
   → Solution: Reduce the flash power level. If in TTL mode, try switching to M mode (TTL mode requires a pre-flash).
3. Flash trigger and flash are too close (<0.5m).
   → Solution: Turn on "Near Distance Wireless Mode" on the flash trigger and set the flash distance to 0-30m.
4. Low battery level of flash trigger and receiver devices.
   → Solution: Replace batteries or charge them promptly.
5. Outdated firmware version of flash trigger.
   → Solution: Upgrade the flash trigger firmware. Refer to the flash trigger manual for specific upgrade methods.
6. Outdated firmware version of camera.
   → Solution: Upgrade the camera firmware. Refer to the camera manual for specific upgrade methods.

7. Specifications

Note: Specifications and parameters are subject to change without prior notice.

8. Firmware Upgrade & Compatible Camera Models

Firmware Upgrade

• This product's USB interface is a USB Type-C interface; please use a USB Type-C data cable.
• Product firmware upgrade requires Godox G3 software support. Before upgrading the firmware, please download and install the software (macOS download Godox G3 V2.0, Windows download Godox G3 V1.1), then select the corresponding firmware file.
• Press and hold the device's SET button, then insert the USB-C interface to enter upgrade mode.
• Since the product undergoes firmware upgrades, the instruction manual should be based on the latest electronic version.
• Godox G3 firmware upgrade software download address: https://www.godox.com.cn/firmware-G3/

Compatible Camera Models

iT32+X5 C is compatible with the following Canon camera models:

80D, 90D, 7D, 6D, 70D, 750D, 760D, 5DMarkIV, EOS 1DX, 6DMarkII, 77D, 800D, 5DMarkIII, 5DMarkII, 60D, 7D MarkII, 600D, 50D, 30D, 40D, 500D, M5, M3, M50, R, RP, M6II, R5, 1500D, 3000D, R7, R6II, R50, R8, R5C, R10, R100, R5II, R3, 200DII

iT32+X5 S is compatible with the following Sony camera models:

a77II, a99, a77, DSC-RX10, a6000, a7R, a350, a7RII(4.0), a7RIII, a7M3, a9, a7RIV, a7R5, a7MIV, ZV-E10, A9III, A7C, A7CII, a6400, a6500

iT32+X5 N is compatible with the following Nikon camera models:

D800, D750, D700, D610, D500, D200, D300S, D5, D4, D810, D780, D5300, D5200, D5100, D5000, D3300, D3100, D60, Z6, Z7II, Z8, ZFC

iT32+X5 O is compatible with the following Olympus or Panasonic camera models:

Olympus: E-M1, PEN-F, E-M10II, E-PL8, E-P5, E-M10III

Panasonic: GH4, LX100, DMC-GF1, DMC-G85, DMC-GX85, DMC-LX100, DMC-FZ2500GK, S1

iT32+X5 F is compatible with the following Fujifilm camera models:

Based on Fujifilm's control over flash, it is divided into the following categories:

Category A: X-Pro2, X-T20, X-T2, X-T1, GFX50s, GFX50R, X-T30, X-T4, X-T3, X-S20, X-T5

Category B: X-Pro1, X-T10, X-E1, X-A3

Category C: X100F, X100T

Camera Compatibility and Function Support Table:

Note: X100T does not support second-curtain sync function.

1. Only currently tested camera models are listed, not all camera models are covered. For other camera models, users can test them independently.

2. The company reserves the right to modify future content.

9. User Tips

• Sony ZV-E10 Compatibility: The Godox iT32+X5 S is listed as compatible with the Sony ZV-E10, ensuring full functionality for users of this camera model.
• PDF Manual: A detailed user manual in PDF format is available for download. You can find it at: Godox iT32 User Manual (PDF).

10. Warranty and Support

The warranty period for this device as a whole is one year. Consumables (such as batteries), adapters, power cords, and other accessories are not covered by the warranty.

Unauthorized repairs will void the warranty and will incur charges.

Please check the status and power of the lithium battery upon receipt. If there are any quality issues, please contact Godox or our authorized dealer.

Failures from improper operation are not covered under warranty.

For further support or inquiries, please visit www.godox.com or contact Godox Photo Equipment Co., Ltd. at: