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General| Compatibility | Canon, Nikon, Sony |
|---|---|
| Range | 100m |
| Power Source | 2 x AA Batteries |
| HSS Support | Yes |
| Battery | 2 x AA |
Identifies and describes the physical controls of the Viper TTL transmitter unit.
Identifies and describes the physical controls of the Viper TTL receiver unit.
Details the various elements displayed on the transmitter's LCD screen, including modes and indicators.
Illustrates and explains the 'Multi Mode' display configurations for groups A, B, and C.
Shows examples of the LCD display when a group is turned OFF or ON, detailing settings like compensation.
Instructions for physically attaching a Speedlight to the Viper TTL receiver's hot shoe and selecting groups.
Details on using the cable socket to connect studio lights via an optional cable.
Specific instruction for Nikon users to set their Speedlight to <i-TTL> mode.
Instructions for mounting the Viper TTL transmitter onto the camera's hot shoe.
Procedure to test the wireless signal transmission from the transmitter to the speedlights.
How to change group settings between Manual (M), TTL, or OFF modes using buttons A, B, or C.
Clarifies how the Viper TTL LCD displays group settings like OFF, Manual (M), or TTL mode.
Detailed steps to adjust flash power output for groups in Manual (M) mode using the Adjust Dial.
Detailed steps to adjust Flash Exposure Compensation (FEC) for groups in TTL mode.
Explains that studio light power must be adjusted manually, not wirelessly via Viper TTL.
Clarifies manual power setting behavior and its use with non-compatible Speedlights.
Procedure to simultaneously adjust output power and FEC settings for all groups (A, B, C).
Describes stroboscopic flash mode for capturing multiple images of moving subjects in one photo.
Instructions for setting firing frequency (Hz), number of flashes, and flash output power.
Information regarding RPT repeating flash mode availability for Nikon with Modus 600RT Speedlight.
Instructions to activate High Speed Sync (HSS) by pressing and holding button B.
Guidance for Nikon users on camera settings (1/320s, Auto FP, HSS) for High Speed Sync.
How to activate Second Curtain Sync by pressing and holding button B when High Speed Sync is on.
Information for Nikon users on controlling Second Curtain Sync via camera menu.
Steps to enable the 'Always On' feature, making the Viper TTL permanently transmit a signal.
How to check the battery level of the Viper TTL transmitter via its LCD.
How to check the battery level of the Viper TTL receiver via its LED indicator.
Details the built-in hot shoe on the transmitter and its operation with Speedlights.
Explains how the 'M' group for Nikon is controlled by the camera, not the Viper TTL groups.
Compares 'open channel' connection with the more secure 'DCM - Digital Channel Matching'.
Step-by-step guide (A-D) for performing Digital Channel Matching between devices.
Information on triggering multiple additional Viper TTL receivers wirelessly from one transmitter.
Instructions for updating the Viper TTL firmware using the micro USB socket and a computer.
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