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symbol on the LCD Screen.
2) Turn to set the the Flash Exposure Compensation.
3) Press Confirm button to exit.
FP High Speed Sync
The Odin II is capable of FP High Speed Sync Functions, shutter speeds up to
1/8000s, when used with cameras and flashes that support this function.
FP high speed sync cannot be set on Odin II. FP mode must be set on the
camera. Consult your camera manual for more information.
Second Curtain Sync (Rear Curtain Sync)
Second Curtain Sync will fire the flash at the end of an exposure, not at the
beginning. This can be combined with longer exposures for creative effects.
Second curtain sync cannot be set on Odin II. Second Curtain Sync must be set
on the camera. Consult your camera manual for more information.
High Speed Burst Function
When using Odin II, flash burst speed (with a remote flash) might be slower
than with a flash on the camera's hot shoe. Please set this function in your
camera. For setting details, please consult the your camera manual.
Built-in AF assist illuminator
The Odin II TCU features a built-in AF Assist illuminator for use in low
light / low contrast conditions. The AF Assist will project a focusing
target allowing for easier focus in many situations. This Illuminator
can be set to ON or OFF in the Odin II Menu (see below). The default
setting of the AF Assist Illuminator is being set to OFF.
Note:The Odin II TCU uses an eye-safe laser light with beam power less
than 5mW. For safety, use precautions when using the AF Assist Illuminator,
and avoid shining directly into subjects' eyes.
Compatibility with Phottix Series flashes / triggers
Transmitter
Phottix Odin TTL Receiver(Nikon Version)
Phottix Strato Receiver (Canon, Nikon, Sony Versions)
Phottix Strato II Multi Receiver(Canon, Nikon, Sony Versions)
Phottix Mitros+ Transceiver Flash(Nikon Version)
ODIN RX mode
Phottix Indra500 TTL Studio Light Odin-N mode
Odin II TCU
Phottix Indra360 TTL Studio Light Odin-N Mode
Phottix Indra500 TTL Studio Light Strato II Mode
Phottix Indra360 TTL Studio Light Strato II Mode
Phottix Odin TTL
Odin II Receiver
TCU（Nikon Version）
Phottix Mitros+
Odin II Receiver
Transceiver Flash(Nikon
Version) ODIN TX Mode
Note:
1. The channel and group on the receiver should match that set on the TCU.
2. The Strato Receiver can be triggered by Odin II TCU on the same channel.
Group settings cannot be used.
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3. When using Odin II TCU and Strato / Strato II Multi receiver, the flash
mounted on the remote receiver needs to be set in Manual mode.
4. Using the Odin II TCU in high speed sync mode with Strato / Strato II Multi
receiver may cause the flashes to be out of sync.
5. Strato and Strato II Multi Transmitters can not trigger Odin II or Odin I
receivers.
6. High speed sync is not supported while using the Odin II TCU with Strato/
Strato II receivers
This product belongs to Class 3R type laser product" according to IEC
60825-1/GB 7247.1 standard "radiation safety of laser type product".
Class 3R: This level of laser if not viewed by naked eye is considered to be
safe. This level may exceed MPE, but is not harmful normally. This level of
visible laser cannot be rated over 5mW.
The AF Assist Light is set to "off" by default in the menu.
Warning:
1. This product is a precise electronic instrument. Do not expose to damp
environments or dust.
2. Make sure all the devices' power is switched off before installing.
3. Do not drop or crush.
4. This product can not be used in a high temperature, flammable and explosive
environment.
5. If you do not plan to use your Odin TCU and receiver for a long period of time,
it is best to remove the batteries to prevent possible battery damage
6. Do not use harsh chemical(s) or solvents to clean the body. Use a soft cloth or
lens paper.
Interference: The Phottix Odin transmits and receives radio signals at 2.4 GHz. 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
performance. If your Phottix Odin receiver will not trigger move its location
slightly.