Does anyone know what a blinking red light indicates on the YS-01 Solis? I checked the manual and I could not find any discussion of the ready light blinking. I saw some discussion of an error state on the YS-03, but I don't know if this is the same thing.
Background
I have YS-01 and a YS-01 Solis, triggered by an Olympus FL-EM3 strobe inside the housing.
I recently switched to manual from TTL. I suspect this increased the frequency of firing (since I wasn't waiting for my trigger flash to charge). On a recent trip I noticed something new, after some 40 or 50 exposures, typically on the second dive, the ready light would start blinking red, and the strobe would stop firing. It was OK (temporarily) if I power cycled it, and ok (for a while) after replacing the batteries. I checked the batteries and they were all between 1.19 and 1.21 v, which doesn't seem that low, especially for eneloops. The eneloops are a few years old but (FWIW) my nitecore charger still says they are in good shape (I mainly charge them with the panasonic slow charger, but the nitecore has more diagnostics, and charges them to about same voltage, 1.45v or so).
Background
I have YS-01 and a YS-01 Solis, triggered by an Olympus FL-EM3 strobe inside the housing.
I recently switched to manual from TTL. I suspect this increased the frequency of firing (since I wasn't waiting for my trigger flash to charge). On a recent trip I noticed something new, after some 40 or 50 exposures, typically on the second dive, the ready light would start blinking red, and the strobe would stop firing. It was OK (temporarily) if I power cycled it, and ok (for a while) after replacing the batteries. I checked the batteries and they were all between 1.19 and 1.21 v, which doesn't seem that low, especially for eneloops. The eneloops are a few years old but (FWIW) my nitecore charger still says they are in good shape (I mainly charge them with the panasonic slow charger, but the nitecore has more diagnostics, and charges them to about same voltage, 1.45v or so).
