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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. 

Connect the opposite end of the cable to a flash or studio strobe 

4. 

Turn on the flash/strobe and Odin II receiver 

5. 

Set the flash to Manual mode – no ETTL functions can be used when a 

compatible flash is triggered by cable. 

 

 

Turn on/off the Transmitter and Receiver 

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. 

 

 

Firing Group, Channel and ID Setting 

1. The Phottix Odin II system has up to 5 groups: A, B, C, D, E, 32 channels and 
settable IDs from 0000 to 9999. 

2. Receivers can be assigned group, channels and ID designation. 

3. The transmitter will allow EV, Power level and Zoom setting adjustments to be set 
for each group of receivers set the same channel and ID (unless the group is set to 
OFF on the transmitter. 
   

4. Set the channel, group and ID as following 

1

The channel, group and ID of transmitter can be set in the custom function. For 

operations, please refer to Custom Function setting.   

2

Set the channel for receiver: press

button; the channel parameter will flash 

on the LCD screen; Press 

or

  button to set the channel; press 

button to 

exit the setting mode.   

3

Set the group for receiver:    Press

  button; the group parameter will flash on 

the screen; press

or

to set the group; press

 button to exit the setting 

mode. 

4

Set the ID for receiver: Press

to choose the ID digit to be set; press 

Summary of Contents for odin II TTL

Page 1: ...hottix 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...

Page 2: ...ff 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 an...

Page 3: ...posure 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 But...

Page 4: ...ttery cover 2 Insert the batteries 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 3 Replace the battery...

Page 5: ...2 Turn off Press and hold the power button until the LCD screen goes blank Firing Group Channel and ID Setting 1 The Phottix Odin II system has up to 5 groups A B C D E 32 channels and settable IDs fr...

Page 6: ...e 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 Any upgrades and full instruc...

Page 7: ...Ratio Functions Screen Receiver...

Page 8: ...TTL M Mixed Functions To set flash mode for each group Press the group button to choose the group to set and then press button to choose the flash mode from TTL Manual and OFF TTL Will fire flashes us...

Page 9: ...in action of focusing the indicators will light green while in action of shooting the indicators will light red Modeling Light Button Pressing the modeling light button on the transmitter will allow y...

Page 10: ...flash zoom wirelessly set the flash on receiver to Azoom 2 Set the Odin II transmitter as following 1 Press the zoom button to display zoom setting screen 2 Press group button to select to group to s...

Page 11: ...ight 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 is featured less decay good...

Page 12: ...er V C Fn Setting the Custom Function Odin II transmitter comes with a number of programmable custom functions To edit those functions see below 1 Press to display the custom function screen Master Un...

Page 13: ...ID 0000 9999 ID setting channel 5 32 ON Enable beep function 03 BEEP OFF Disable beep function ON Enable AF assist light 04 A F OFF disable AF assist light ON Enable idle mode when the transmitter is...

Page 14: ...g Current 60mA Receiver Current Max Operating Current 60mA Peak wavelength 650nm Optical power 5mW AF Assist Light Spot diameter at 1m Injecting distance 1m L 335mm W 326mm angle of the sector at appr...

Page 15: ...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 Its performance can be affected by electrical cur...

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