Phottix PH89092 Manuale utente

Phottix Laso TTL Flash Trigger_Transmitter

Thank you for purchasing a Phottix Product

Note: Before using the Phottix Laso TTL Flash Trigger, please read this instruction

manual carefully, while also referring to the instruction manuals of your camera, flash

and other relevant devices.

Warnings

1. This product is a precise electronic instrument. Do not expose to damp

environments or dust.

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 Phottix Laso wireless trigger transmits radio signals at 2.4GHz.

Its performance can be affected by electrical current, magnetic fields, radio signals,

wireless routers, cellular phones, and other electronic devices. Environmental

objects, such as large buildings or walls, trees, fences, or cars can also affect

transmission performance. If your wireless trigger can’t be triggered, move its

location slightly.

FCC Interference Statement:

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

followingtwo 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

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. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio

frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions,

may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no

guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment

does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be

determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to

correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

-- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

-- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

-- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the

receiver is connected.

-- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Phottix LasoWireless Trigger for Canon/Transmitter

The Phottix Laso transmitter is used for wireless flash shooting. It can control up to 5

groups (15 units) of radio-enabled Canon Speedlites, as well as non-wireless Canon

ETTL Speedlites by using the Phottix Laso receiver. The transmitter supports

multiple flash modes and shooting approaches including E-TTL II/E-TTL, Manual,

MULTI, Ext.A and Linked Shooting.

Table of Contents

I. Parts

II. Preparation Before Use

III. The LCD Display

IV. Wireless Flash Shooting: Radio Transmission

1. Wireless Flash Setting

2. ETTL: Fully Automatic Wireless Flash Shooting

3. Using Fully Automatic Wireless Flash

4. ETTL: Wireless Multiple Flash Shooting with Flash Ratio

5. M:Wireless Multiple Flash Shooting with Manual Flash Output

6. Multi:

7. Gr: Shooting with a Different Flash Mode for Each Group

8. Linked Shooting

V. Setting Transmitter Functions with Camera Operations

VI. Customizing the Transmitter

1.C.Fn: Setting Custom Functions

2.P.Fn: Setting Personal Functions

VII. Technical Specification

VII.Trouble Shooting Guide

I.Parts

1.<LINK> indication light: Radio

transmission confirmation lamp

2.LCD panel

3.Function Button 3

4. Function Button 2

5. Function Button 1

6.<MODE>: Flash mode button

7.< >: Charge lamp/Test flash button；

8.< >: Select/Set button

9.< >: Select dial

10.Mounting foot lock lever

11.Battery compartment cover

12.Function button 4

13. < >: Linked shooting button

14.Power button

15.Flash exposure confirmation lamp

16.Lock-release button

17.USB port

18.Remote release terminal

19.Contacts

20.Mounting foot

21.Locking pin

22.AF assist light

II. Preparation before use

Installing the batteries

1. Press the battery compartment cover and

slide it down as shown to open the battery

cover. (Picture 1)

2. Insert the batteries as shown. Make sure

the “+” and“-”battery contacts are

correctly oriented as shown. (Note:

Please use 2 pieces of AA alkaline

batteries or AA type NI-MH batteries.

(Picture 2)

3. Replace the battery cover and push back

into the locked position.

（图一）

（图二）

Attaching and Removing the Phottix Laso transmitter

Attaching the Phottix Laso transmitter to the

camera hot shoe

1. Turn off the camera and Phottix Laso

transmitter

2. Align the Phottix Laso transmitter hot

shoe with camera’s hot shoe mount.

3. Slide the Phottix Laso transmitter all

the way into the camera’s hot shoe

mount.

4. Lock the Phottix Laso transmitter by

sliding the mounting foot lock lever to

the right until the lock lever clicks

in place.(See picture 3)

Removing the Phottix Laso Transmitter

1. Lock release: press the lock-release

button while slide the lock lever all the

（图三）

（图四）

way back to the left.（see picture 4）

2. Slide the Phottix Laso transmitter out of

camera’s hot shoe mount.

Turn On/Off the Phottix Laso transmitter

1. Turn On: Press and hold the power button until MENU interface is displayed on

screen.

2. Turn off: Press and hold the power button until the LCD screen goes blank.

Note: When is displayed, please replace the batteries with new ones.

Checking the version info of the Phottix Lasotransmitter

You can check the present version information on Phottix Laso transmitter: While

pressing the power button to turn on the transmitter, press the flash <MODE> button

simultaneously until the version info is displayed on the LCD screen.

<>: Charge Lamp/Test Flash Button

1. The charge lamp lights when the wireless shooting (slave) is ready.

2. During wireless shooting, master unit’s charge up will be lit when all slave units

are fully charged.

3. During wireless shooting, you can press the transmitter’s charge lamp (test flash

button to fire a test flash.

Remote Release from Slave Unit

When performing wireless shooting, Phottix Laso transmitter supports remote release

(remote control shooting) from a flash set or Phottix Laso receiver as a slave unit. For

operations, see the flash or Phottix Laso receiver’s instruction manual.

Note

When using the remote release function, the slave unit camera might need a shutter

release cable (available separately) depending on the camera models.

1) EOS digital cameras since 2012 do not need to use shutter release cable.

2) EOS cameras before 2012, which are compatible with E-TTL II/E-TTL autoflash

and come with N3 type remote terminal EOS, a shutter release cable will be

needed for linked shooting.

Test Flash from a slave unit

You can fire a test flash from a flash set as a slave unit. For operations, see the flash’s

instruction manual.

Note: When two or more units are set to master, the unit with the <LINK> lamp lit in

green is the one that fires.

Modeling Flash

1. Modeling Flash from a Master Unit

When the camera’s depth-of-view preview button is pressed, the flash will fire

continuously for 1 sec. This is called the modeling flash. It enables you to see the

effects of the flash on the subject and the lighting balance. You can also fire the

modeling flash by pressing the charge lamp/test flash button on Phottix Laso

transmitter (the operation required to be enabled in advance by setting C.Fn 02).

2. Modeling Flash from a Slave Unit

With EOS digital cameras released since 2012, you can fire the modeling flash from a

flash set as a slave unit. For the operations, see the flash’s instruction manual.

AF assist light

In low light/contrast situation, the Phottix Laso transmitter’s built-in Auto Focus

Assist Light will illuminate to assist with AF. The AF Assist Light on the front of the

transmitter will project a focusing target on the subject. As laser light, the AF assist

light has the advantages of better directionality, less decay and better performance

compared with LED type AF assist lights. You can choose to enable or disable the AF

assist light by setting P. Fn 08.

Note: The laser AF assist light is safe with optical power less than 5mW. However,

avoid pointing the light at human eyes.

Memory Function

Phottix Laso transmitter supports memory function. You can save the wireless settings

and recall the setting later.

1. Press function button 4 until is displayed.

2. Save or load the settings

Press function button 3 corresponding to , and then press function button 1

corresponding to , the settings are saved (stored in the memory). Press function

button 2 corresponding to , the settings that were saved are set.

Clearing Transmitter Settings

You can return the settings for wireless shooting to their default settings.

Press function button 2 and 3 simultaneously for 2 seconds or longer, the transmitter

setting are cleared and the shooting mode returns to <ETTL>flash mode. Note that

even when the settings are cleared, the transmission channel, the wireless radio ID

and the C.Fn and P.Fn settings are not canceled.

III. MENU Functions

1. FEB level ±3EV（in 1/3-stop increments）

2. Flash exposure

compensation ±3EV（in 1/3-stop increments）

3. C.Fn function C.Fn -01 to 22

ETTL

RATIO A:B C

RATIO A:B

RATIO OFF

A:B ratio

setting:

8:1 to 1:8, in

1/2-stop

increments

4. Flash Ratio

M/Multi

RATIO A:B:C

RATIO A:B

RATIO OFF

5. Scan function

Scan the radio reception status and set the

master unit’s transmission channel

automatically or manually.

6. Wireless radio ID 0000-9999

7. Transmission

Channel Ch.1-Ch.15and Auto

Save the present setting

Load the settings that were saved

8. Memory Function

Back to shooting-ready state

Enable High Speed Sync

9. Sync Mode No display First Curtain Sync

10 Firing group Up to 5 firing groups A、B、C、D、E（at Gr

mode）

11 Multi Stroboscopic

Flash Frequency 1-500Hz

12.

Multi Stroboscopic

Flash Number 1-100times, based on the frequency and flash

output

LCD Display

Phottix Laso transmitter’s LCD display comes with five modes: ETTL、M、MULTI、

Gr and LINKED SHOT. You can cycle through “ETTL、M、MULTI、Gr” by pressing <MODE>

button. And by pressing and holding < >button, you can switch the LCD to display LINKED

SHOT. Different display settings come to perform different flash modes. Find details about the

five flash modes as following:

1. ETTL/ETTL II autoflash

Ch: Channel；

AUTO: Channel Automatic setting

: Master

: Radio transmission

wireless shooting

: Sync speed warning

: Beep

: High

Speed Sync;

: Custom Functions

: Slave flash ready

: Flash Exposure

Compensation and Flash

Exposure Compensation amount

Personal Functions

RATIO:

RATIO OFF,

RATIO A:B,

RATIO A:B C

Firing Group

Flash ratio

Flash exposure level

: FEB and FEB

sequence

E-TTLⅡ/E-TTL autoflash

2. Manual Flash

3. Stroboscopic Flash

Manual Flash Output

M: Manual Flash

Number of flashes Flash frequency

MULTI: Multi (Stroboscopic) flash

4. Group Firing

5. Linked Shooting

Note: 1) The display will show only the settings currently applied.

Three flash modes o

tional: ETTL、M、Ext.A

Gr: Firing Group

：SLAVE, Slave unit;

MASTER,Masterunit;

LINKED SHOT: Linked

Shootin

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