Canon owner manual Basic Wireless E-TTL II MiniTT1 OOFlexTT5 cont’d

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Basic Wireless E-TTL II: MiniTT1 OOFlexTT5 (cont’d)

Flash on Camera

This mode is identical to the previous page, adding a flash to the top hot shoe of the MiniTT1. All remote E-TTL II flashes and the master flash will be treated as one zone of light and will fire at the same power level which is chosen automatically by the camera.

IMPORTANT: The Speedlite in the MiniTT1’s top shoe

must be in <MASTER> mode, otherwise the remote flashes will not trigger. Wait for the camera to sleep, turn OFF the MiniTT1, or remove the flash from the shoe before engaging <MASTER> mode.

OPlease read your Canon manuals for the steps to enter <MASTER> mode.

1.Slide the MiniTT1 Transmitter onto the camera and tighten the locking ring.

Speedlite on MiniTT1 in camera shoe in <MASTER> mode

2.Slide a Canon Speedlite set for <MASTER> onto the MiniTT1 and secure its locking shoe.

3.Slide the remote Speedlite onto a FlexTT5 Transceiver, tighten the locking ring, and secure the FlexTT5. Repeat for each remote Speedlite. The remote Speedlites should be set to normal ETTL mode, not <MASTER> or <SLAVE>.

4.Trigger normally.

NOTE: You can use a 430EX (I or II) as a single zone master! These flashes do not have a master mode, and cannot usually trigger remote E-TTL II flashes. Enable Force TTL Master Mode in the PocketWizard Utility and they can.

This mode also benefits the 580EX (I or II) by reducing the “flickering pre-flash” normally associated with master mode. On that flash, set the wireless selector to <OFF> and enable Force TTL Master Mode. See the PocketWizard Utility help for more information.

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Contents MiniTT1/FlexTT5 for Canon Please pay attention to the following safety warnings Safety WarningsCongratulations Table of Contents Table of Contents cont’d Life expectancy = ~60 hours with alkaline batteries BatteriesMiniTT1 and FlexTT5 Key Features MiniTT1 FlexTT5 Read ME First Powering On Mode, not Master or Slave Canon ST-E2 in non-ratio modeTrigger normally Important The Speedlite in the MiniTT1’s top shoe Basic Wireless E-TTL II MiniTT1 OOFlexTT5 cont’dRatio Wireless E-TTL II MiniTT1 OOFlexTT5 General E-TTL II Considerations Ratio Wireless E-TTL II MiniTT1 OOFlexTT5 cont’dRemote Speedlites Manual FlashDo not connect a flash to port. You could damage Manual Flash cont’dAttempting to connect 2 flashes to the port, or HyperSync & High Speed Sync FP Flash HyperSync & High Speed Sync FP Flash cont’d Use it Download the latest version of the Utility atStatus information Advanced Features via PocketWizard Utility cont’d TTL ChannelsChannel Tables Learn Mode Special Notes Learn Mode cont’dAs with other PocketWizard radios, the MiniTT1 and FlexTT5 Remote Camera TriggeringFlexTT5 to the remote terminal on the camera Hand held transmitterAuto-Relay Mode Are always reset together ResetFlash Idle Time Out Mode = Disabled Turn the radio offVery low battery change immediately Good batteryStatus LED Mounting Maintain at least 36 ~ 1 meter distance between Long Range PerformanceWhy is my photo not properly exposed? TroubleshootingWhy is my exposure bouncing around? Troubleshooting cont’dPage Flash Units 580EX, 580EX II, 430EX, 430EX Canon CompatibilityOnce camera sleeps, trigger will not work MiniTT1 FlexTT5 SpecificationsUSB Specifications cont’dPage FCC wants you to know Make IT Possible