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<blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 719333" data-attributes="member: 13090">It sounds like you have two, entirely separate, flash systems assembled: the YN 685 with 622 triggers and the Flashpoint AD200's with TX controller. If want to control all three flashes off-camera, I don't see how that's going to work with what you have. It appears to me the YN622's are superfluous because the 685 has wireless built-in as do the Flashpoint AD200's. The problem is the two different brands of flash, Yongnuo and Flashpoint, speak different wireless languages.&nbsp;If there is a workaround (either by using sync cords, a different Godox/Flashpoint trigger, piggy-backing or what have you) I can't tell you what it is. I think the simplest, and probably best answer is dumping the Yongnuo gear and getting a Godox/Flashpoint TT685. I know you're not looking to spend right now but that's my advice. It would leave you with a clean, wireless, three-flash, off-camera setup with a fair amount of power.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Horoscope Fish, post: 719333, member: 13090"] It sounds like you have two, entirely separate, flash systems assembled: the YN 685 with 622 triggers and the Flashpoint AD200's with TX controller. If want to control all three flashes off-camera, I don't see how that's going to work with what you have. It appears to me the YN622's are superfluous because the 685 has wireless built-in as do the Flashpoint AD200's. The problem is the two different brands of flash, Yongnuo and Flashpoint, speak different wireless languages. If there is a workaround (either by using sync cords, a different Godox/Flashpoint trigger, piggy-backing or what have you) I can't tell you what it is. I think the simplest, and probably best answer is dumping the Yongnuo gear and getting a Godox/Flashpoint TT685. I know you're not looking to spend right now but that's my advice. It would leave you with a clean, wireless, three-flash, off-camera setup with a fair amount of power. [/QUOTE]

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