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Odin II TTL Flash Trigger for Canon

Thank you for purchasing a Phottix product

Note: Before using the Odin II TTL Flash Trigger for Canon, please read this

instruction manual carefully.

Odin II TTL Flash Trigger is a new generation of TTL triggering system based on the

previous Odin TTL Flash Trigger. While keeping the Odin system’s core functions

such as of wireless power level adjustment, zoom adjustment and etc, the new system

has been added with a series of innovative functions to extend its utility and stability,

including group/channel/ID settings, AF assist light, wireless modeling light

brightness control. A whole new structural design allows for easier and faster to

operation.

Many TTL flashes have been tested but the manufacturer cannot guarantee that all

third party TTL flashes will function properly with the Phottix Odin II. It is designed

and optimized for Canon Flashes using the ETTL II/ETTL system.

Please Note:

1. After turning on the Phottix Odin II transmitter and receivers, slave mode does

not need to be set on flashes on Photix Odin II receivers, but flashes need to be set

in ETTL mode.

2. Ensure there is a good hot shoe connection between the transmitter and camera,

flashes and receivers for best performance.

3. Many TTL flashes have been tested but the manufacture cannot guarantee that all

third party TTL flashes will function properly with the Phottix Odin II. It has been

designed and optimized for original canon flashes using the ETTL II/ETTL system.

4. Turn of all devices-flashes/strobes, camera, and the Phottix Odin II transmitter

and receivers when connecting and disconnecting the devices.

FCC Interference Statement:

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the

following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2)

this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may

cause undesired operation.

FCC Radiation Exposure Statement:

This equipment complies with FCC RF radiation exposure limits set forth for an

uncontrolled environment. This device and its antenna must not be co-located or

Summary of content (15 pages)

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Odin II TTL Flash Trigger for Canon Thank you for purchasing a Phottix product Note: Before using the Odin II TTL Flash Trigger for Canon, please read this instruction manual carefully. Odin II TTL Flash Trigger is a new generation of TTL triggering system based on the previous Odin TTL Flash Trigger.
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operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
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VI. Technical Specifications VII. Warnings I. Parts Transmitter 1. LED Indicator 2. LCD Screen 3. Zoom Button 4. Mode Button 5.Test Button/Flash Exposure Confirmation Lamp 6.< >:Select/Set Button 7.Locking Ring 8.Group Button(From right to left are A, B, C, D, E consecutively) 9.Power Button/Menu Button 10. High Speed Sync Button （HSS） 11. Modeling Light Button 12. < >: Select Dial 13. Lock-release Button 14.Contacts 15.Locking Pin 16.AF Assist Light 17. Battery Compartment 18. Mounting Foot 19..
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Receiver 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Power Button Channel Button/Select Button+ Group Button/Select ButtonHot Shoe LED Indicator Test Button ID Button/Digit select Button Exit Button LCD Display 10. Carrying Strap Slog 11. Locking Ring 12. Cold Shoe/ ¼” Tripod Lug 13. 3.5mm Output Port 14. USB Port 15. 5V DC Power Port 16. Battery Compartment II. Preparation Before Use Installing the Batteries 1.
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Attaching the flash to the Odin II receiver 1. Insert the flash hot shoe all the way into the receiver’s hot shoe mount 2. Lock the flash with the flash’s locking mechanism. 3. Detaching: Release the lock of flash according to its locking mechanism, and then slide the flash out of the receiver’s hot shoe mount. Attaching the Odin II Receiver to Studio Lights or Flashes by Cable 1. Turn off the flash/strobe and the Odin II receiver. 2. Connect a cable to the receiver’s 3.5 mm output port. 3.
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or to set the ID value for the chosen digit; Press to exit the setting mode. Repeat the operation to set value for the 4 ID digits one by one. Note: The Odin II is at its compatibility mode with Odin I when set to 1-4 channels. Under the mode, the transmitter can only control 3 groups (A, B, C), the group D and E will not be displayed on the screen, nor can the IDs be settable. Upgrading firmware by USB The firmware of the transmitter and receivers can be upgraded using the included USB cable.
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Ratio Functions Screen Receiver
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IV. Functions and Operations To Set the Working Mode TTL/M Mixed Functions Screen allows you to set to TTL, Manual and OFF for A/B/C/D/E independently, along with the EV and Power Level for each group. The Ratio Functions Screen is similar to a original Canon TTL system. You can set the flash ratio for group A and B from 8:1 to 1:8, and the EV as well. Pressing the button on transmitter will cycle through TTL/M TTL/M Mixed Functions and Ratio Functions.
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Upon adjustment, press button on transmitter to exit the setting mode. Ratio Functions 1. To set the Flash Ratio Press button corresponding to , turn to set the flash ratio from 8:1 to 1:8 in 1/2stop increment. Upon adjustment, press button to exit the setting mode. 2. Check the Version Info The Odin II transmitter allows for check the version information at the Ratio Functions Screen. Press button to display the Ratio Function Screen, and then press button corresponding to the transmitter.
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Test Button/Flash Exposure Confirmation Lamp（） 1. Pressing the test button will cause to A/B/C/D/E group to fire simultaneously, conditioned that the flash attached to receivers are set to the corresponding channel and group and ID. 2. The flash exposure confirmation lamp will light red when the transmitter is left un-operated. While the camera is focusing, the lamp will turn out and after pressing the shutter, the lamp will light green.
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1. Press button to enable HSS. Icon 2. Press will be displayed on the LCD screen. button again to disable the HSS function and switch to first curtain sync. High Speed Continuous Shooting Using the Phottix Odin II will result in slower continuous high speed shooting than can be achieved when using a flash directly on the camera. There are differences in metering between the Phottix Odin system related to groups and the pre-flashes than Canon’s native system. Note: 1.
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Compatibility with Phottix Flashes/Strobes/Flash Triggers Support TTL&M Info Transmission? Master Unit Slave Units YES Odin II Transmitter Phottix Odin TTL Receiver for Canon Phottix Strato Receiver for Canon Phottix Strato II Multi Receiver for Canon Phottix Mitros+ Transceiver Flash for Canon ODIN RX Mode Phottix Indra PPL500 Studio Light Odin-C Mode Phottix Indra 360 TTL Studio Light Odin-C Mode Phottix Indra PPL500 Studio Light Strato II Mode Phottix Indra 360 TTL Studio Light Strato II Mode Odin I
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2. Turn to select an item to set and press 3. Turn to select the setting and press 4. Press to exit the custom function setting screen. Custom Functions Chart Custom Function Functions No. button. to confirm the setting. Setting and Descriptions Setting No. 01 CH 01-32 02 ID 0000-9999 03 BEEP 04 A.F.
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10 RESET OK Reset all the settings on transmitter VI．Technical Specification Frequency 2.4 GHz Distance 100m＋ Channels 32channels Groups 5 groups– A, B, C,D,E Power Supply 2X AA type alkaline batteries or NI-MH batteries（TX and RX）, 5V DC on receiver（external power port） Max sync speed 1/8000 sec* Transmitter Current Standby Current≤30mA; Idle Current≤25mA; Max. Operating Current≤60mA Receiver Current Max.
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2. Please shut down the power of all devices when installing the wireless trigger. 3. Do not drop or crush. 4. Do not use the wireless trigger at flammable, explosive or high temperature environment. 5. Do not use harsh chemicals or solvents to clean the body. Use a soft cloth or lens paper. 6. Remove batteries from the wireless trigger if not being used for an extended period. 7. Interference: The flash trigger transmits radio signals at 2.4GHz.