CT2K Canon TTL Kit
Item number 46072
Included in the Box
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TTL Kit with Hotshoe
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1/16” Hex Key
Compatible Strobes
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Ikelite DS160, DS161
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Ikelite DS125 above serial number 5000
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Ikelite DS51
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Ikelite DS50 above serial number 70000
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Ikelite DS200 above serial number 7163
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SEA&SEA, INON, Nikonos, and Ikelite non-DS strobes
are not capable of powering the TTL Kit circuitry and
thus will not provide TTL operation with this kit. These
strobes may operate in manual power modes.
Installation and Use
Removing the Hotshoe
Your housing came with a manual hotshoe installed. This
hotshoe must be removed prior to installing the TTL kit.
1.
The hotshoe is attached by male connector to the female
socket of the bulkhead. Depress the tab on the male
connector.
2.
Hold the female connector while gently pulling the male
connector out of its socket.
3.
Store the manual hotshoe in a small sealed plastic bag
along with your spare parts.
4.
The manual hotshoe may be reinstalled at a later time to
bypass TTL operation.
Installing the TTL Kit
1.
Remove the camera mounting tray from the housing.
2.
Using the included 1/16” hex key, loosen the set screw on
the left side of the housing mounting tray.
3.
Looking into the housing from the back, orient the TTL kit
with the hotshoe on your left and the male connector end
towards the front of the housing.
4.
Slide the TTL kit into the center of the housing mounting
tray. The male connector should come out the front of the
housing mounting tray near the port opening.
5.
Re-tighten the 1/16” set screw until it stops. Do not over-
tighten.
6.
Line up the tab of the male connector with the female
socket of the bulkhead and push gently together. The tab
will click into place when properly connected.
Connecting Your Camera
1.
Install your camera in the housing using the camera
mounting tray.
2.
Orient the arrow on the top of the TTL Kit hotshoe to point
towards the front of the camera.
3.
Slide the TTL kit hotshoe onto the camera’s hotshoe.
4.
Press the back of the hotshoe firmly to ensure that it is as
far forward as possible on the camera.
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Failure to push the hotshoe far enough forward may
result in lack of TTL or failure to fire strobes.
