I recently bought a Godox AD200, which I control via a Godox XPro-S via radio.
In parallel I have 2 Yongnuo 560III flashes that I control via the Yongnuo 560 TX trigger (Canon version).

Now to the actual question: is it possible to mount the Yongnuo 560 TX trigger on the Godox X1R-C so that I can control the flash output (and the focal length) of my Yongnuo flashes (via the Yongnuo 560TX) via radio and the triggering of the Yongnuo flashes is done indirectly via the Godox XPro-S?

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I recently bought a Godox AD200, which I control via a Godox XPro-S via radio. 
In parallel I have 2 Yongnuo 560III flashes that I control via the Yongnuo 560 TX trigger (Canon version).

Now to the actual question: is it possible to mount the Yongnuo 560 TX trigger on the Godox X1R-C so that I can control the flash output (and the focal length) of my Yongnuo flashes (via the Yongnuo 560TX) via radio and the triggering of the Yongnuo flashes is done indirectly via the Godox XPro-S?

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I have purchased the X1R-C. But I can't trigger my Speedlite 550 EX with it. Does anyone have the same problem? I have the XPro-C as a transmitter and the test flash fires when I press it on the XPro, but not on the X1R-C. Is this defective? Is it possibly defective?

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