Phottix Strato TTL for Nikon - Manual (Page 12)

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to flash. This is useful for previewing lighting
set-ups.
2. Autofocus Assist Light: If AF-ILL functions
on the Strato TTL and in the flash custom
functions menu are both enabled, the AF
Assist Light of the flash connected to a
Strato TTL Receiver on the same channel as
a transmitter will illuminate when needed to
assist with focus (if the function is enabled).
3. Sync Mode: The Strato TTL supports Sync
Mode settings for the flash through camera
function control button or camera menu. First
Curtain Sync, Second Curtain Sync and Auto
FP can be enabled on the camera (if these
functions are supported by the camera).
4. Exposure Lock (FEL): The flash exposure
can be manually tested and locked by
pressing the AE-L/AF-L button on the camera.
5. Exposure Compensation: The Strato TTL
system supports exposure compensation
setting for the flash through camera function
control button.
6. Zoom: If the focal length of a camera
zoom lens is changed, the zoom of a flash
connected to a Strato TTL Receiver on the
same channel as a transmitter will change
dynamically (when a flash is set to "Auto"
zoom mode, not manual zoom. See your flash
manual for further details).
Connecting the Strato TTL receiver to
flashes or studio lights by sync cable
1. Turn off the flash/studio light and the