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Located on the device for turning it on and off.
Used to test flash firing or trigger a test shot.
For firmware updates or charging if applicable.
Triggers the camera's shutter when used as a remote release.
Indicates the operational status of the transmitter.
Attachment point for a wrist or neck strap.
Displays settings and status information.
Controls exposure compensation levels for flash.
Allows selection of the radio transmission channel.
Switches between HSS, SCS modes and locks/unlocks buttons.
Holds the AA batteries powering the transmitter.
Connects the transmitter to the camera's hot shoe.
Secures the transmitter onto the camera's hot shoe.
Located on the device for turning it on and off.
Sets the radio transmission channel on the receiver.
Used to test flash firing connected to the receiver.
For firmware updates or charging if applicable.
Triggers the camera's shutter when used as a remote release.
Indicates the operational status of the receiver.
Attachment point for a wrist or neck strap.
Mounts the receiver onto the camera's hot shoe.
Connection for wired flash synchronization.
Connection for wired remote shutter release cable.
For external power connection to the receiver.
Holds the AA batteries powering the receiver.
Mounts receiver or attaches to tripod/stand.
Secures the receiver onto the camera's hot shoe.
Shows the remaining battery power of the transmitter.
Displays the current flash exposure compensation setting.
Indicates the currently selected transmission channel.
Shows active modes like HSS, SCS, or Standard.
Displays the status of the button lock function.
Details which Phottix models the Strato TTL transmitter can trigger.
How the transmitter interacts with Strato II receiver groups.
Specifies Phottix models that are not compatible.
Lists Phottix models that cannot trigger Strato TTL receivers.
Procedure for opening the cover, inserting batteries, and closing.
Details the visual representation of battery life on the LCD.
Describes when the LCD backlight illuminates and turns off.
Describes the transmitter entering an idle state after inactivity.
Instructions for enabling and disabling the button lock function.
Information about the 1Dx mode for camera compatibility.
Instructions for operating the power switch on the transmitter/receiver.
Explains how the test button fires connected flashes.
Explains the meaning of different LED color and blinking patterns.
The Strato TTL system has 4 transmission channels.
Procedure to select channels using the transmitter button.
Procedure to set channels using the receiver switch.
Procedure for connecting transmitter to camera hot shoe.
Important considerations when connecting devices.
Procedure for connecting flash to receiver hot shoe.
Important considerations when connecting devices.
How to use the system to fire flashes via camera shutter.
Explains differences between pressing shutter vs test buttons.
Using EV -/+ buttons for flash exposure adjustments.
How to use HSS and SCS modes for faster shutter speeds.
Notes the reduction in flash power at high shutter speeds.
Using DoF preview for lighting setup.
AF assist function of the flash when supported.
Sync modes configurable via camera menu (e.g., First/Second Curtain).
Manually locking flash exposure using AE-L/AF-L button.
Setting flash exposure compensation using camera controls.
Controlling flash zoom dynamically based on camera lens.
Supported flash metering modes (Average, Evaluative).
Adjusting channels using camera setup menus.
Note regarding SCS function and wireless setting conflict.
Procedure for wired connection of receiver to lights using a sync cable.
How to use the system for remote shutter release via transmitter.
Notes on camera compatibility and transmitter's remote release behavior.
How to use the system for wired shutter release via receiver.
Details on wired release operation and compatibility.
Warnings about exposure to environments, dust, and physical damage.
Guidelines for cleaning the device using soft cloth or lens paper.
Factors that can affect radio signal performance and solutions.
Transmitting power, distance, frequency, and channel details.
Input voltage, flash handling, battery type, and max sync speed.
Output ports, input ports, attachment options, weight, dimensions, and antenna type.
Operating temperature and humidity ranges for the device.
Details about the product and its model numbers.
List of relevant standards and R&TTE directive compliance.
FCC compliance statement for the transmitter device.
FCC limits for Class B digital devices to ensure reasonable protection.
Warning about radio frequency energy generation and potential interference.
Statement regarding the guarantee of interference-free operation.
FCC compliance statement for the receiver device.
| Brand | Phottix |
|---|---|
| Model | Strato TTL |
| Category | Transceiver |
| Power Source | 2 x AA batteries |
| TTL Support | Yes |
| Manual Control | Yes |
| HSS | Yes |
| Firmware Upgradeable | Yes |
| Compatibility | Canon, Nikon, Sony |
| Operating Range | Up to 100 meters |
| Flash Sync | Yes |