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<blockquote data-quote="DraganDL" data-source="post: 254651" data-attributes="member: 18251">Well, I do not know, whether it's a digital or not, but it works with even/at least&nbsp; 3 digital cameras (today I tried it with my PEN, too). It is this one: <a href="http://goo.gl/zqV0tO" target="_blank">metz mecablitz 28 c-2 - Google Search</a>&nbsp; Notice that white button on the right side of the rear panel - it has not even been mentioned by the manual (though, most probably, it's role is to actuate the battery indication lamp).As for the &quot;O.K.&quot; lamp, I know not whether it has burned out, or it lights up when used with SOME camera models only, etc. ... All &quot;thanks&quot; to sloppy user manual...wev: you have incorrectly referred to a DIFFERENT model - CS-2. Mine is C-2.===========================================================PROBLEM SOLVED. Apparently, the (very old) batteries (2200mAH, Eneready) were partially damaged, after not being used for a long time (couple of years). I charged them up, and made a few successful snaps before they began to &quot;misbehave&quot;. I replaced them with the fresh set of 4 (same model, brand new) and now those lamp indicators work like a charm...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DraganDL, post: 254651, member: 18251"] Well, I do not know, whether it's a digital or not, but it works with even/at least 3 digital cameras (today I tried it with my PEN, too). It is this one: [URL="http://goo.gl/zqV0tO"]metz mecablitz 28 c-2 - Google Search[/URL] Notice that white button on the right side of the rear panel - it has not even been mentioned by the manual (though, most probably, it's role is to actuate the battery indication lamp). As for the "O.K." lamp, I know not whether it has burned out, or it lights up when used with SOME camera models only, etc. ... All "thanks" to sloppy user manual... wev: you have incorrectly referred to a DIFFERENT model - CS-2. Mine is C-2. =========================================================== PROBLEM SOLVED. Apparently, the (very old) batteries (2200mAH, Eneready) were partially damaged, after not being used for a long time (couple of years). I charged them up, and made a few successful snaps before they began to "misbehave". I replaced them with the fresh set of 4 (same model, brand new) and now those lamp indicators work like a charm... [/QUOTE]

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