Nikon Mini TT1 Flex TT5 快速指南

2024-07-29 作者:

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Quick Guide

340.00 – 354.00 MHz, US FCC/IC433.42 – 434.42 MHz, CE

for Nikon

This PocketWizard radio runs on powerful software called ControlTL®.

It is pre-set with default settings allowing you to use it right away or it

can be configured to your specific needs using the PocketWizard Utility which can be downloaded at:

/support/downloads.

• UPDATE FIRMWARE:

Using the Utility, update all your PocketWizard

ControlTL radios to the latest firmware for best functionality.• Please read Quick Guide thoroughly before operating.• Visit for complete operating al AntennaConfiguration/Channel 1Configuration/Channel 2Power OffTEST/LEARN ButtonStatus LEDBattery Compartment

(on bottom)Mini-USB Connector (on side)Nikon-style Hot ShoeLocking RingREAD ME FIRST:• All equipment should be turned OFF when connecting.• Power on from the top down: flash, then radio, then camera.• If operation is erratic, check batteries first. We recommend using high capacity

rechargeable batteries in your Speedlight(s).• Use the latest firmware for your camera and review all manuals.

• A FlexTT5 may be used as a transmitter instead of the -USB Connector (behind antenna)Adjustable AntennaBatteries

2 AA [IEC:LR6]Zone SwitchConfiguration/Channel 1Configuration/Channel 2Power OffTEST/LEARN Button1/4-20 Mount(on bottom)Lanyard Loop

(Lanyard not included)Nikon-style Hot ShoeRemote Flash Triggering Port (P2)Locking RingRemote Camera Triggering Port (P1)Status LED• You need a FlexTT5 for each remote Speedlight.• Set all radios to the same channel.• Take first shot at 1/125 so system can properly calibrate timing.• Turning VR mode ON or OFF requires a calibration shot.

• For most basic functions, operation is identical to Nikon’s CLS / i-TTL Camera and Flash SettingsCamera SettingsFlash SettingsSet Custom Setting “e1 Flash sync speed” to “1/250 s (Auto

FP)” to enable smooth transitions from standard flash to FP

flash mode. Do not use 1/320 s (Auto FP).

VR Lenses: Switching the VR mode of lenses ON or

OFF while the MiniTT1 and FlexTT5 are being used may

require a “test shot” at 1/125 to recalibrate the modes not currently supported:

• Mirror Up Mode

• Exposure Delay Mode

• Repeater / RPT Mode

• Flash control using the camera’s menusFor more operational information, please go to:• Remote flashes must be

set to standard TTL and not

REMOTE or MASTER.

• The display on remote

flashes attached to FlexTT5

radios will not change with

camera setting changes.• SB900: “Illumination

Pattern” must be set at

“Standard”.

See Nikon Manual.• On-camera flash must

be set to MASTER to

trigger or control remote

Wireless CLS / i-TTLNo flash on camera1. Slide MiniTT1® Transmitter or FlexTT5® Transceiver onto camera.2. Slide Speedlight onto remote FlexTT5 Transceiver. Set the Speedlight for standard i-TTL

mode (not REMOTE or MASTER). Repeat for each remote Speedlight. All remote i-TTL

Speedlights will be treated as one zone of light.

Note: You need a receiving FlexTT5 for each remote Speedlight

3. Make sure all your PocketWizard® radios are on the same channel and take pictures

normally.

This mode is like using Nikon’s Commander Mode/Function with the following settings:• Remote Groups A, B, and C set to TTL

• Flash Output Level Compensation for all groups set to 0.0 Ev• MASTER or built-in flash set to - - (flash cancelled)

Advanced Wireless CLS / i-TTLFlash on camera1. Slide MiniTT1® Transmitter or FlexTT5® Transceiver onto camera.2. Slide Nikon SB-800 or SB-900 Speedlight onto camera mounted MiniTT1 or FlexTT5

radio. Set Speedlight for MASTER = ON. Use controls on MASTER Speedlight to set

remote groups/zones. Nikon SU-800 Wireless Speedlight Commander may also be used.

Camera menus can not be used.

3. Slide Speedlight onto remote FlexTT5 Transceiver. Set Speedlight for standard i-TTL mode (not REMOTE or MASTER). Repeat for each remote Speedlight. Note: You need a receiving FlexTT5 for each remote Speedlight.

4. Set Zone Switch (A, B, C) on remote FlexTT5 to zone selection made on-camera

MASTER flash. All remote i-TTL Speedlights on the same group/zone will be treated as

one zone of light.

5. Adjust flash output level compensation using the controls on MASTER Speedlight.

6. Make sure all your PocketWizard® radios are on the same channel and take pictures ANT: You must be in normal i-TTL mode for remotes to operate properly. Never set

Nikon Speedlights positioned on remote FlexTT5 radios to REMOTE = ON. This will cause

improper operation. Always use Zone Switch (A, B, C) on remote FlexTT5 to set group/zone. PocketWizard channel is used instead of Nikon channel.

ISO, aperture, flash exposure compensation (FEC), and other settings will work with exposurenormally via the PocketWizard ControlTL® system.

Note: Changes to camera ISO, lens zoom, etc, will not appear on remote flash LCD.

Studio Flash, etc.

Remote flash with or without CLS / i-TTL flash on camera1. Slide MiniTT1® Transmitter or FlexTT5® Transceiver onto camera.2. If desired, slide Nikon SB800 or SB900 Speedlight onto camera-mounted MiniTT1 or

FlexTT5 radio and set it to MASTER mode.

3. Attach ControlTL or standard PocketWizard® radio to studio flash.4. Make sure all your PocketWizard radios are on the same channel and take pictures : Manual remote flashes are not calculated as part of the i-TTL exposure. For proper

exposure, adjust your camera’s exposure settings, or adjust the power level directly on your remote flash.

Use PocketWizard Utility to engage HyperSync™ and explore faster than X-sync shutterspeeds. Visit /support/downloads for more information.

Learn about the AC3 ZoneController, PowerTracking, and controlling your Speedlights and

select studio flashes by reading the extended documentation found at:

PocketWizard Accessories

• AC3 ZoneController for Nikon

• AC9 AlienBees Adapter for Nikon

• PowerST4 for Elinchrom RX

• PowerMC2 for Einstein™ E640

• Motor Drive cables for Remote Camera Triggering• Sync cables for studio flash triggering using the

P2 Remote Flash Triggering Port

For more accessories, visit .

Status LED

Normal “waiting for trigger” operation = short blink every 2 seconds.

Normal short blink color indicates battery level: Green Good battery

Amber Warning – battery low

Red Very low battery – change immediately

Steady red LED in sync with TEST indicates normal transmission.(Hold for 10 seconds to teach – see Learn mode)

Short red blink in sync with trigger indicates normal reception.

Rapid red blinking when not triggering or half-pressing camera indicates error off the unit, reset all connections, and power back on.

RESETRESET A / CHANNEL RESET:To reset to channels programmed in the PocketWizard Utility, hold TEST on power up.

LED blinks green twice to indicate reset. Release TEST. Advanced features set via PocketWizard Utility will be retained.

RESET B / FACTORY DEFAULTS:

To reset all advanced features and channels to FACTORY DEFAULTS, hold TEST on power up

for longer than 10 seconds. When LED blinks green 4 times, release.

. See the online extended documentation at

or the help text in the Utility for detailed descriptions of these settings.

• All settings may be configured using the PocketWizard Utility available from

The following advanced features are available using the

MiniTT1® and FlexTT5®:Learn ModeChannels can be changed via PocketWizard Utility (recommended)

or taught from any PocketWizard transmitter using Learn Mode.

Learn Mode is not required for normal operation of the radios. Radios are pre-set to channels 1 & 2.

Learn Mode allows you to change channels in a ControlTL® radio when you are away from

your computer by using any PocketWizard® transmitter to teach a new channel. This allows

you to change to a different channel or frequency when shooting at an event and you don’t

have access to the PocketWizard Utility. This feature can be used if you want to share

Speedlights with another photographer, or if you find that someone is on your channel and you want to switch to a different channel.

Learn more about this feature at & download Learn Mode field guide.

Auto-Relay ModeEasily trigger a remote camera in sync with distant remote flashes with Auto-Relay Mode. Put

a camera where you can’t be and have remote TTL or non-TTL lighting at the same time.

To see videos, images and more technical information on Auto-Relay Mode and other

advanced features, visit

Nikon cameras and Speedlights compatible with PocketWizard

ControlTL radios:The MiniTT1 / FlexTT5 is compatible with most modern Nikon CLS / i-TTL cameras and

Speedlights. Visit for compatibility information. Some Nikon flash system features may not be available or may be implemented via firmware updates.

CLS / i-TTL is for DSLRs only and is not for D-TTL or film TTL. As new Nikon cameras and

flashes are released, compatibility will be implemented via firmware cameras not compatible with PocketWizard ControlTL:

D1, D1x, D1h, D2h, D2hs, D2xs, D100, D70, D70s, all Coolpix and film-based cameras

Note: MiniTT1 and FlexTT5 can be used in Basic Trigger Mode as a standard trigger with any camera.

Nikon Speedlights not compatible with PocketWizard ControlTL:SB-80DX, SB-50DX, SB-28DX, SB-28, SB-26, etc.

Note: These flashes can be used if they are set to Manual on the Speedlight.

PocketWizard Wiki –

The PocketWizard Wiki on-line instruction manual includes images, how-to videos and clear

explanations of all PocketWizard products. As new MiniTT1 and FlexTT5 features and accessories become available, you will find updated operational information here.

SpecificationsTrigger Delay: 0 seconds – “faster than a wire” when using compatible Nikon : Approximately 900 microseconds delay if using Basic Trigger ies:

FlexTT5® - 2 x AA (IEC:LR6) (60 hours)MiniTT1® - CR2450 or CR2354:

• Approximately 30 hours of camera awake time, varies with camera and

Speedlight models.

• Low temperature operation and used batteries will have reduced battery life.

Always use fresh batteries when working in the cold.

• Basic Trigger Mode consumes the battery more quickly and is not

recommended when using the MiniTT1 on a Nikon camera.

Maximum FPS: Up to 12 (varies with camera; i-TTL usage reduces FPS)

Operating Temperature: Above -15º C (5º F) and below 50º C (120º F) for FlexTT5

Above -12º C (10º F) and below 50º C (120º F) for MiniTT1

• Low temperature affects coin cell performance. Always use fresh batteries in cold temperatures.

Storage Temperature (without battery): Above -30º C (-22º F) and below 85º C (185º F)

WarrantyThis PocketWizard® product is covered under a two-year limited manufacturer’s warranty.

For warranty details, and to register your product, please go to /support

or contact your local PocketWizard Distributor. Distributor contact information can also be

found at . To receive a copy of the two-year limited manufacturer’s

warranty on this PocketWizard product, e-mail us at ********************** or write to

us at LPA Design, 21 Gregory Drive, Suite 140, South Burlington, VT 05403, United States of America, Attn: Warranty.

FrequencyIMPORTANT: US FCC/Canada frequency radios are NOT compatible with CE frequency radios

and vice versa. For more information on frequency, please go to:

/wheretobuy/frequencyInformation in this Quick Guide is subject to change. For current operating documentation, features,

specifications and compatibility, visit .

© 2011 LPA Design. All rights reserved. Product features and specifications are subject to change without notice. PocketWizard, ControlTL, MiniTT1, FlexTT5,

PowerST4, AC3, AC9, HyperSync, Plus II and MultiMAX are either trademarks or registered trademarks of LPA Design. All other trademarks contained herein are the property of their respective owners.

US Patent: 5,359,375; 7,437,063; 7,702,228; 7,885,533 & US and other patents pending

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