Phottix Mitros for Nikon - Manual (Page 11)

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6. To set Multi or M modes for the Slave – press and hold the button for
approximately 2 sec.
7. Set Power Levels or Multi Strobe Frequency / Flash Count using the arrow
buttons.
Please note:
The effect of EV adjustment is cumulative. If EV adjustment is set on the Odin
Rx screen and on an Odin TCU or Mitros+ in Odin Tx mode, and/or in TTL Pref
in the Custom Functions menu, all of these settings will be used to calculate
final EV.
Strato II Rx Mode
Strato II Rx mode screen
When the Strato II Rx Mode is selected the Mitros+ will be triggered by Phot-
tix Strato II Multi Transmitters, a Phottix Odin TCU or Phottix Mitros+ in odin Tx
mode.
1. Press the button to access the Channel and Group selection.
2. Use the and buttons to select Channel or Group.
3. Use the and buttons to adjust the reception channel (1-4) or
group assignment (A-C).
4. Press the button to adjust the Manual Power level of the Mitros+ (from
1/1 to 1/128 in 1/3 stops). Press the button again to exit Manual Power
Adjustment Mode.
5. Press the button to edit the flash head zoom. Pressing the
or buttons will cycle between AZoom and MZoom settings. Press the
button to return to the main menu.
Please note:
In Strato II Rx (Receiver) Mode there are no wireless TTL functions such as
Auto FP or SCS, or wireless power/zoom control. Power and zoom levels must
be set manually on the Mitros+ flash while in Strato II Rx Mode.
OP Tx (Master) and OP Rx (Slave) Wireless Modes
OP Tx (Master) and OP Rx (Slave) modes use Nikon wireless control and triggering
system. A Mitros+ flash set to OP Tx (Master) is needed on the camera to control
remote (Slave) flashes set to OP Rx (Slave). The same transmission channel needs
to be set on both Master and Slave flashes. Groups need to be set for Slave flashes.
A Mitros+ set to OP Tx (Master) or other compatible flash in Master mode can be
used on the camera to control and trigger Mitros+ flashes in OP Rx (Slave), or
other compatible flashes in Slave mode.
OP Tx (Master) Mode:
1. Press the button to activate the setting mode.
2. Press the or will cycle between the adjustable parameters
(flash modes, flash output, EV compensation values, channels).
3. Press the and buttons to adjust the parameters of the
selected items.
4. Press the button to exit the setting mode.
Adjustable parameters on the Master flash
Master Flash Mode: TTL, Manual, Multi, Master without flash, EV adjustments,
Manual (M) mode power level
Slave Flash Mode: TTL, Manual, Group Off, EV adjustments, Manual (M) mode
power level
Channel: transmission channel
Zoom: Flash Head Zoom on Master flash
Multi Mode Setting: Multi power levels, frequency and flash count
Master with Flash mode: The on camera Master flash will fire when a
photo is taken.
Master without Flash mode:
The on camera Master flash will emit a
short burst of light to communicate with Slave flashes but this light will not
be part of the exposure when a photo is taken.
Please note:
1. If the Master flash is set to Multi Mode, all Slave flashes will operate in Multi
mode. Group Off can be set on the Master flash. All flash power, frequency,
flash counts need to be set to the same values.
2. The zoom set on the Master flash will only change the zoom on the Master,
not on Slaves. To change the zoom of the Slave flash, adjust each Slave flash
independently.
OP Rx (Slave) Mode:
1. Press the button to activate the setting mode.
2. Press the or button will cycle between the group setting (A
B C), channel setting (1 2 3 4) and ZOOM settings.
3. Press the or button to adjust the parameters of the selected
item.
4. Press the
button to confirm and exit the screen.
5. When Slave flashes are ready to shoot, the AF Assist light on the front of the
flash will blink once every 1 second.
Adjustable parameters on the Slave flashes
Group: A, B or C
Channel: Reception channel
Zoom: Flash Head Zoom on Slave flash
Please note:
- Make sure the OP Tx (Master) and OP Rx (Slave) flashes are set to the same
transmission channel (1-4).
- Do not place any obstacles between the Master unit and Slave unit(s). Ob-
stacles can block signal transmissions.