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Table of Content
Parts and Functions …..........................................................…... 2
Flash Modes ……......................................................................... 8
Wireless Receiving Modes ........................................................... 9
Custom Functions ..................................................................... 12
Technical Specs …...................................................................... 13
Parts
Full View
1. Front Cover
2. Umbrella Holder
3. Quick-Release
Locking Latch
4. Handle
5. 3.5mm Sync Port
6. USB Output Port
7. External Power Port
8. Angle Adjustment
Ratchet Handle
9. Mounting Column
10. Clamp Screw
Back View
11. LCD Display
12. Function Button 1
13. Function Button 2
14. Test/Ready Button
15. Adjust/Set Knob
16. Power Switch
17. Modeling Light Switch
18. Function Button 3
19. Function Button 4
20. Optical Signal Sensor
Front View
21. Mounting Slot
22. Glass Dome
23. LED Modeling Light
24. Flash Tube
25. Reflector
Note: Before using the Phottix Indra500 TTL Studio Light, please read this instruction manual carefully.
The Phottix Indra500 TTL is a battery and AC powered portable studio light with
a built-in radio and optical pulse wireless receiving function. It offers TTL, Manual and Multi Stroboscopic modes, as well as high speed sync and second curtain
sync functions. The Phottix Indra500 TTL Studio Light is compatible with many
existing Phottix products.
Safety instructions
●
The Indra500 contains high voltage electronic parts. Do not disassemble or attempt to repair the Indra500. Keep this product out of the reach
of children.
●
Never use this product near combustible gases, solvents or in an environment with a high electrical charge.
●
Make sure all plugs and cables are well connected during charging
and use.
●
Disconnect the Indra500 TTL Studio light from a power source for 10
minutes before changing the flash tube. Use caution, the flash tube can
get very hot.
●
Do not touch the external power port and ensure it does not have contact with any metal objects – this could cause electric shocks and serious
injury.
●
The external power source should not exceed the technical specifications in this manual.
●
The external power should be used in an environment with good ventilation. Do not use this product in dusty or sandy conditions.
●
This product is not waterproof. Keep it away from rain, snow and high
humidity conditions.
●
Do not clean the product with organic solvent or alcohol-based liquid.
●
Do not put opaque objects in front of the studio flash head when firing
the studio light. The heat energy emitted by the Indra500 may cause objects to burn, or cause damage to the studio flash tube.
●
Use your studio light safely. Do not fire the Indra500 into the eyes of
people or animals at short distances this may cause damage to the eyes
and/or blindness.
●
Do not leave the studio light in a hot location (direct sunlight, in a
closed car, etc.).
●
Should you notice smoke or an unusual smell coming from this product, immediately turn off the power switch on the studio light.
●
Turn off the power switch on the studio light when not being used for
an extended period of time.
●
Remove the front cover before operating the studio light. Otherwise,
the front cover will get deformed or cause a fire due to the high temperature of the studio light.
●
Use caution in touching the studio flash head after use. It may still be
hot and could cause burns.
●
Consult local authorities on the proper disposal or recycling of a Phottix Indra500 TTL Studio Light.
Thank you for purchasing a
Phottix product
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External Power Port
The Indra500 TTL Studio Light can be connected to the Phottix Indra AC Adapter or the Phottix Indra Battery Pack through the external power port.
Please note:
When connecting the external power source, only use Phottix flash power
cords designed for use with the Indra500 TTL Studio Light.
Connecting the Indra500 to the external power
source
Using the Phottix Indra Battery Pack
1. Insert one end of the included flash power cord into the external power port
on the Indra500 TTL Studio Light. (See picture 1)
Note: To insert properly, please align the red dots on the cable and port.
2. Insert the other end into the output port on the Phottix Indra Battery Pack.
(See picture 2)
3. Turn on the Output Toggle Switch on the Battery Pack.
4. Turn on the power switch on the Phottix Indra500 TTL Studio Light.
Using the Phottix Indra AC Adapter
1. Insert one end of the included flash power cord into the external power port
on the Indra500 TTL Studio Light. (See picture 1)
Note: To insert properly, please align the red dots on the cable and port.
2. Insert the other end into the output port on the Phottix Indra AC Adapter.
(See picture 3)
3. Connect the AC Adapter to the mains supply.
4. Turn on the main power switch and the output power switch on the AC Adapter.
5. Turn on the power switch on the Phottix Indra500 TTL Studio Light.
Disconnecting the Indra500 from the external
power source
Disconnecting the Phottix Indra Battery Pack
1. Turn off the power switch on the Indra500 TTL Studio Light.
2. Move the output toggle switch on the battery pack to the “OFF” position.
3. Unplug the flash power cord according to picture 4.
4. Unplug the other end according to picture 6.
Disconnecting the Phottix Indra AC Adapter
1. Turn off the power switch on the Indra500 TTL Studio Light.
2. Turn off the main power switch and output power switch on the AC Adapter.
Unplug the flash power cord according to picture 5.
3. Unplug the flash power cable from the Phottix Indra Studio Light (picture 6).
Attaching and removing the Reflector
To attach the reflector
1. Hold the Indra500 with one hand.
2. Align the reflector with the mounting slot using your other hand.
3. Insert and rotate the reflector clockwise following the direction of the arrow
in the diagram until the lock engages with a click. This ensures the reflector is
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locked. (See picture7)
4. If using an umbrella, make sure the umbrella pass-through hole in the reflector is aligned with the umbrella holder on the Indra studio light.
To remove the reflector
1. Push the quick-release locking latch with one hand.
2. Rotate the reflector anti-clockwise in the same direction as the arrow in the
diagram and remove it from the Indra500 with the other hand. (See picture 8)
Note: Please be aware to keep the reflector parallel to the mount of the studio
light while removing the reflector to prevent it touches the glass dome and incur damage
Using the Umbrella Holder
The Phottix Indra500 TTL has an umbrella holder on the top of the light, making
it easy to mount umbrellas and umbrella-style softboxes. Using the umbrella
mount is simple: Insert the umbrella shaft into the umbrella holder on the Phottix Indra Studio Light. Turn the screw on the umbrella holder to tighten against
the umbrella shaft.
Using the Softbox Mount
The Phottix Indra500 TTL features a Bowen’s-compatible locking ring for softboxes, and other light modifying accessories. Using the Softbox Mount is the
same as mounting and removing the Phottix Indra Reflector (above).
To attach: Align the softbox speed ring with the mounting slot on the Indra500.
Insert and rotate the softbox mount clockwise following the direction of the
arrow in the diagram until the lock engages with a click. (See picture7)
To remove: Push the quick-release locking latch backwards, and rotate the softbox mount anti-clockwise to remove it from the Indra500. (See picture 8)
Sync and USB Ports
1. A Phottix flash trigger (Phottix Odin TTL, Strato II Multi and Strato TTL) or camera can be connected to the Indra’s 3.5mm sync port using a compatible cable.
The device will then be able to trigger the Indra500 TTL Studio Light.
2. The USB port is used for firmware upgrades. Firmware announcements and
instructions will be made available on Phottix websites.
Please note:
Only the manual mode is supported when a flash trigger is connected via the
sync port.
Transmission Channels
The Phottix Indra500 TTL Studio Light Wireless system has four channels; 1, 2,
3, and 4. The same channel needs to be set on the Indra500 TTL Studio Light
when in wireless receiving mode as on the triggering device or flashes used to
trigger the Indra.
Quick Flash Function
The Quick Flash function allows the studio light to fire when it is not fully charged, i.e. the status LED is still flashing green. Quick Flash recycle times are faster;
this helps for snap photography at short distances.
Quick Flash can be used for continuous drive modes, Quick Flash for continuous
shot function can be enabled or disabled in the Menu (See the Menu section
below).
Please note:
The Quick Flash Function makes flash firing a priority. Under-exposure could
result if the subject is located too far from the camera.
Flash Exposure Bracketing – FEB
Flash Exposure Bracketing (FEB) can be used to automatically change the flash
power over a series of photos. The camera will record a series of images with different exposures. FEB is useful in run-and-gun situations as well as when shooting scenes with different lighting conditions to help ensure a properly exposed
photo. FEB can also be used for HDR photography.
The FEB function is supported but cannot be set on the Indra500 TTL Studio
Light. The availability of this function depends on whether the trigger or camera
is equipped with an FEB function. See your camera manual for more information
on Flash Exposure Bracketing.
Flash Exposure Lock – FEL/FV Lock
Flash Exposure Lock (FEL, also FV Lock in Nikon camera) can be used to lock the
flash exposure before a photo is taken. This is useful when manual spot metering is being used in a scene with different lighting conditions. While in TTL
mode, press the camera’s function button to use this function. See your camera
user manual for more information on FEL functions and usage.
The FEL function is supported but cannot be set on the Indra500 TTL Studio
Light. The availability of this function depends on whether the trigger or camera
is equipped with an FEL function. See you camera manual for more information
on Flash Exposure Lock.
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High Speed Sync – HSS/Auto FP
High Speed Sync (HSS) mode is used to shoot at shutter speeds higher than a
camera’s set flash sync speed (typically 1/200-1/250s). This is useful when using
aperture priority mode and in limiting ambient light. HSS results may vary with
different camera models – refer to your camera user manual for more details.
Please note:
1. HSS function is supported by the Phottix Indra500 TTL Studio Light, but it
cannot be set on the studio light itself.
2. The camera, flash trigger and receiving mode can greatly affect HSS mode.
For best results in HSS mode please use recommended Phottix flash triggers.
Please see the “Compatibility Table” below and refer to your flash trigger and
camera user manuals for more details.
3. HSS function will not work in Manual and Multi Stroboscopic mode.
4. Use the HSS mode frequently will shorten the flash tube life.
5. Nikon’s flash protocols may limit the maximum sync speed of some Nikon
camera bodies.
Compatibility Table
Second Curtain Sync - SCS
The Phottix Indra500 TTL Second Curtain Sync function makes the studio light
fire at the end of an exposure, not the beginning. This helps capture special effects when using slow shutter speeds.
Please note:
1. SCS function is supported by the Phottix Indra500 TTL Studio Light, but it
cannot be set on the studio light itself. Instead please set the SCS function on
your camera or flash trigger. For more details, please refer to your flash trigger
and camera user manuals.
2. SCS function will not work in Multi Stroboscopic mode.
Test/Ready Button
1. Pressing the test button will trigger the studio light. This can be used for metering in Manual mode.
2. This button also offers a Flash-ready indication function. The LED indicator on
the button will flash green when the light has the minimum recycle charge. It
will flash red when fully charged.
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Menu Settings
Use the four function buttons below the LCD display to select the corresponding function setting options. You can edit each setting when the selected function is highlighted. Depending on the LCD color screen settings this will be in
either: red, white, or yellow (The LCD color screen setting and the LCD display
sensor setting will be shown in the Menu list).
1. Turn the “Adjust/Set knob” to change the setting.
2. When finished press the corresponding function button, or the “Adjust/Set
knob” to confirm and exit.
The LCD Display
Wireless receiving modes:
Odin-C,
Odin-N,
Strato II,
Opt-Slave
RX OFF
Flash modes:
TTL, M, Multi
Quick flash
: Enable
: Disable
Beep signal
ON
OFF
Menu: see more
details in Menu
function part
Flash exposure
compensation/
Flash output
Wireless receiving channel
Wireless
receiving group
Modeling light: Manual
01-09 levels, OFF
Menu Screen
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Auto-Save Functions
The Indra500 TTL will remember studio light settings. Previous settings will be
retained each time it is turned on.
Modeling Flash
1. Pressing the camera depth-of-field preview button (if available) will fire the
studio light continuously for 1 second. The modeling flash allows you to see the
lighting effects and balance on the subject. (Please see your camera manual for
more information on the DOF button and button assignment.)
2. The modeling flash is available in all modes, TTL, Manual and Multi.
Modeling Light
The Phottix Indra500 TTL is equipped with an LED modeling light. This is helpful for both previewing lighting set-ups and assisting with focusing in dimly lit
environments.
The Modeling Light has two modes
1. Manual mode: 9 brightness levels from 01 to 09 are available.
2. OFF mode: The modeling light will be turned off.
Please note:
1. When the studio light is firing, the modeling light will not turn off automatically.
2. Using the modeling light uses a lot of battery power.
Adjusting the brightness of the Modeling Light
The modeling light can be turned on/off via menu option
in
or with the modeling light swtich
.
Via Menu option
1. Press Function Button 4 until appears on the LCD display.
2. Press the corresponding function button to
.
3. When the modeling light option
is selected, it will be highlighted on
the LCD display.
4. Turn the “Adjust/Set knob” to change the modeling light mode from Manual (01-09 stop) or OFF.
5. Press the function button corresponding to
or the “Adjust/Set
knob” to confirm the settings and exit the editing mode.
Via Modeling Light Switch
1. Press the modeling light switch to turn on/off the modeling light.
2. When the modeling light is turned on the modeling light icon
will be
highlighted on the LCD display.
3. Turn the “Adjust/Set knob” to change the modeling light mode from Manual (01-09 stop) or OFF.
4. Press “Adjust/Set knob” to confirm the settings and exit the editing mode.
Flash Modes
The Phottix Indra500 TTL Studio Light has three flash modes: TTL Auto, Manual
and Multi.
TTL Flash Mode
When the Phottix Indra500 TTL Studio Light is set to TTL mode, the studio light
will fire at the selected flash mode and flash power, as set on a Phottix Odin or
other Phottix compatible flash trigger featuring power control.
Flash Exposure Compensation-FEC
The Phottix Indra500 TTL Studio Light can be used to adjust Flash Exposure
Compensation (FEC) from-3 to +3 in 1/3rd stops. This is useful in environments
where fine-tuning of the TTL system is needed.
Please note:
1. If both the triggering device (if TTL mode is available) and the studio light
are set to TTL modes and EV adjustment is set on both units, then the final exposure value will be the sum of the two Flash Exposure Compensation Values.
2. If the triggering device is set to Manual mode (if available) and the studio
light is set to TTL mode with Flash Exposure Compensation Value, then the
Flash EV Value will be used to calculate the final flash output.
Manual Flash Mode
In Manual mode the studio light will fire at the power levels set. The Phottix
Indra500 TTL Studio Light can be adjusted from 1/128 to 1/1 in 1/3 stop increments (1/128, 1/64, 1/32, 1/16, 1/8, 1/4, 1/2, and 1/1). Flash modes and power
of the studio light cannot be adjusted and controlled on the triggering device.
Multi Stroboscopic Flash Mode
With Multi Stroboscopic mode a series of rapid flashes will be fired. The flash
count, frequency and power of these flashes can be programmed on the Phottix
Indra500 TTL Studio Light. Multi mode is useful for capturing multiple images of
a moving subject in the same photo and for other special effects.
In Multi Stroboscopic mode, the studio light will be fired at the programmed
manual flash power, flash counts (1-100), and frequency (1-100Hz). The flash
power can be set from 1/128 to 1/4 in 1/1 stop increments (1/128, 1/64, 1/32,
1/16, 1/8, and 1/4). Flash modes and power of the studio light cannot be adjusted and controlled on the triggering device.
Please note:
1. Overheating and even damage to the flash tube can be resulted from excessive use of the Multi Stroboscopic mode.
2. If overheated the flash will automatically increase charging time. If the temperature continues to rise, the light will stop firing.
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Wireless Receiving Mode
The Phottix Indra500 TTL Studio Light is equipped with 5 wireless receiving
modes: Odin-C, Odin-N, Strato II, Opt-Slave and RX OFF. Please see below for
more details.
Supported Flash Modes
Odin-C Radio Frequency Receiving Mode
This mode allows the Indra500 TTL Studio Light to be triggered by a Phottix
Odin TTL Flash Trigger TCUs for Canon or by a Phottix Mitros+ TTL Transceiver
Flash for Canon in Odin TX mode. To work correctly they must be set to the same
channel and in the same group.
How to use:
1. Press Function Button 4 or turn the “Adjust/Set Knob” until
ap-
pears on the LCD display.
2. Press the corresponding function button to
.
The wireless recev-
ing function option will be highlighted on the LCD display.
3. Turn the “Adjust/Set Knob” to change the wireless mode to Odin-C.
4. Press the “Adjust/Set Knob” to confirm the setting.
5. Press the corresponding function button to
in
to adjust
from TTL, Manual or Multi.
Odin-N Radio Frequency Receiving Mode
This mode allows the Indra500 TTL Studio Light to be triggered by a Phottix
Odin TTL Flash Trigger TCUs for Nikon or by a Phottix Mitros+ TTL Transceiver
Flash for Nikon in ODIN TX mode. To work correctly they must be set to the same
channel and in the same group.
How to use:
1. Press Function Button 4 or turn the “Adjust/Set Knob” until
ap-
pears on the LCD display.
2. Press the corresponding function button to
. The wireless recev-
ing function option will be highlighted on the LCD display.
3. Turn the “Adjust/Set Knob” to change the wireless mode to Odin-N.
4. Press the “Adjust/Set Knob” to confirm the setting.
5. Press the corresponding function button to
in
to adjust
from TTL, Manual or Multi.
Strato II Radio Frequency Receiving Mode
This mode allows the Indra500 TTL Studio Light to be triggered by the Phottix
Odin TTL Flash Trigger TCUs for Canon/Nikon, the Phottix Mitros+ TTL Transceiver Flash for Canon/Nikon in Odin Tx mode, the Phottix Strato TTL transmitter
for Canon/Nikon or by the Phottix Strato II Multi transmitter for Canon/Nikon.
To work correctly they must be set to the same channel and in the same group.
Please note:
HSS, SCS, and TTL are not supported in Strato II Radio Frequency Receiving Mode.
How to use:
1. Press Function Button 4 or turn the “Adjust/Set Knob” until
ap-
pears on the LCD display.
2. Press the corresponding function button to
.
The wireless recev-
ing function option will be highlighted on the LCD display.
3. Turn the “Adjust/Set Knob” to change the wireless mode to Strato II.
4. Press the “Adjust/Set Knob” to confirm the setting.
5. Press the corresponding function button to
in
to adjust
from Manual and Multi.
Opt-Slave Optical Pulse Receiving Mode
In this mode any other studio lights or flashes fired nearby will trigger the Indra500 TTL Studio Light.
Please note:
Pre-flashes from nearby TTL flashes will trigger the Phottix Indra if set in OptSlave mode. Please take care when using this mode that nearby TTL flashes
do not trigger the Phottix Indra before you are ready.
How to use:
1. Press Function Button 4 or turn the “Adjust/Set Knob” until appears on the LCD display.
2. Press the corresponding function button to
.
The wireless recev-
ing function option will be highlighted on the LCD display.
3. Turn the “Adjust/Set Knob” to change the wireless mode to Opt-Slave.
4. Press the “Adjust/Set Knob” to confirm the setting.
RX OFF Mode
In this mode wireless receiving is turned off.
How to use:
1. Press Function Button 4 or turn the “Adjust/Set Knob” until
ap-
pears on the LCD display.
2. Press the corresponding function button to
.
The wireless recev-
ing function option will be highlighted on the LCD display.
3. Turn the “Adjust/Set Knob” to change the wireless mode to RX OFF..
4. Press the “Adjust/Set Knob” to confirm the setting.
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5. Press the corresponding function button to
in
to adjust
from Manual and Multi.
For Odin-C/Odin-N/Strato II
Functions in Multi mode
1. Press the corresponding function button to
in
.
Turn the
“Adjust/Set knob”to adjust the flash power from 1/4 to 1/128 - 6 stops.
2. Press the corresponding function button to
in
. Turn the
“Adjust/Set knob” to adjust the Modeling Light mode (OFF/01-09).
3. Press the corresponding function button to
in
. Turn the
“Adjust/Set knob”to adjust the Chanel from 1-4.
4. Press the corresponding function button to
in
.
Turn the
“Adjust/Set knob” to adjust the Group from A, B to C.
5. Press the corresponding function button to
in
.
Turn the
“Adjust/Set knob”to adjust the LCD Color Screen Setting (Classic, Dynamic, Elegant).
6. Press the corresponding function button to
in
.
Turn the
“Adjust/Set knob” to adjust the flash count from 1-100 times (based on the flash
frequency and flash output).
7. Press the corresponding function button to
in
.
Turn the
“Adjust/Set knob”to adjust the flash frequency from 1-100Hz.
8. Press the corresponding function button to
in
.
Turn
the “Adjust/Set knob”to adjust the LCD Display Sensor Setting (Regular, Upside-down and Auto by sensor).
9. Press the corresponding function button to
in
,
the Continuous flash mode option will be highlighted on the LCD screen. Turn the “Adjust/
Set knob” to turn the Quick Continuous flash mode on/off.
10. Press the corresponding function button to
in
.
Turn the
“Adjust/Set knob”to turn the sound on/off.
For Odin-C/Odin-N
Functions in TTL mode
1. Press the corresponding function button to
in . Turn the
“Adjust/Set knob”to adjust the Flash Exposure Compensation Value from -3.0EV
to +3.0EV.
2. Press the corresponding function button to
in
. Turn the
“Adjust/Set knob”to adjust the Modeling Light mode (OFF/01-09).
3. Press the corresponding function button to
in
.
Turn the
“Adjust/Set knob”to adjust the Chanel from 1-4.
4. Press the corresponding function button to
in
.
Turn the
“Adjust/Set knob”to adjust the Group from A, B to C.
5. Press the corresponding function button to
in
.
Turn the
“Adjust/Set knob”to adjust the LCD Color Screen Setting (Classic, Dynamic, Elegant).
6. Press the corresponding function button to
in
.
Turn
the “Adjust/Set knob”to adjust the LCD Display Sensor Setting (Regular, Up-
side-down and Auto by sensor).
7. Press the corresponding function button to
in
.
the continuous flash mode option will be highlighted on the LCD screen. Turn the “Adjust/Set knob” to turn the Quick Continuous flash mode on/off.
8. Press the corresponding function button to
in
.
Turn the
“Adjust/Set knob”to turn the sound on/off.
For Odin-C/Odin-N/Strato II
Functions in Manual mode
1. Press the corresponding function button to in . Turn the
“Adjust/Set knob” to adjust the flash power from 1/1 to 1/128 in 1/3rd stop increments.
2. Press the corresponding function button to
in . Turn the
“Adjust/Set knob” to adjust the Modeling Light mode (OFF/01-09).
3. Press the corresponding function button to
in . Turn the
“Adjust/Set knob” to adjust the Chanel from 1-4.
4. Press the corresponding function button to
in . Turn the
“Adjust/Set knob”to adjust the Group from A, B to C.
5. Press the corresponding function button to
in . Turn the
“Adjust/Set knob”to adjust the LCD Color Screen Setting (Classic, Dynamic, Elegant).
6. Press the corresponding function button to
in . Turn
the “Adjust/Set knob” to adjust the LCD Display Sensor Setting (Regular, Upside-down and Auto by sensor).
7. Press the corresponding function button to
in
. the
Continuous flash mode option will be highlighted on the LCD screen. Turn the
“Adjust/Set Knob” to turn the Quick Continuous flash mode on/off.
8. Press the corresponding function button to
in
. Turn the
“Adjust/Set knob”to turn the sound on/off.
For Opt-Slave/RX OFF
Functions in Manual mode
1. Press the corresponding function button to in . Turn
the “Adjust/Set knob”to adjust the flash power from 1/1 to 1/128 in 1/3rd stop
increments.
2. Press the corresponding function button to
in
. Turn the
“Adjust/Set knob” to adjust the Modeling Light mode (OFF/01-09).
3. Press the corresponding function button to
in . Turn the
“Adjust/Set knob”to adjust the LCD Color Screen Setting (Classic, Dynamic, Elegant).
4. Press the corresponding function button to
in
.
Turn
the “Adjust/Set knob”to adjust the LCD Display Sensor Setting (Regular, Upside-down and Auto by sensor).
5. Press the corresponding function button to
in
, the Continuous flash mode option will be highlighted on the LCD screen. Turn the “Adjust/
Set knob” to turn the Quick Continuous flash mode on/off.
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6. Press the corresponding function button to
in
.
Turn the
“Adjust/Set knob”to turn the sound on/off.
For RX OFF
Functions in Multi mode
1. Press the corresponding function button to
in
. Turn the
“Adjust/Set knob” to adjust the flash power from 1/4 to 1/128 - 6 stops.
2. Press the corresponding function button to
in
. Turn the
“Adjust/Set knob” to adjust the Modeling Light mode (OFF/01-09).
3. Press the corresponding function button to
in
.
Turn the
“Adjust/Set knob”to adjust the LCD color screen setting (Classic, Dynamic, Elegant).
4. Press the corresponding function button to
in
to adjust
the flash count from 1-100 times (based on the flash frequency and flash output).
5. Press the corresponding function button to
in
.
Turn the
“Adjust/Set knob”to adjust the flash frequency from 1-100Hz.
6. Press the corresponding function button to
in
.
Turn
the “Adjust/Set knob”to adjust the LCD Display Sensor Setting (Regular, Upside-down and Auto by sensor).
7. Press the corresponding function button to
in
,
the Continuous flash mode option will be highlighted on the LCD screen. Turn the “Adjust/Set Knob” to turn the Quick Continuous flash mode on/off.
8. Press the corresponding function button to
in
.
Turn the
“Adjust/Set knob”to turn the sound on/off.
Remarks:
If the “Adjust/Set knob” or the corresponding function button is not pressed
to confirm the selected parameter, the selected parameter will be confirmed
by default within 10 seconds.
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2. Press Function button 1 or Function button 2 to cycle through the menu
items – C.Fn 00 to 03.
3. Turn the “Adjust/Set knob” to change the functions within the menu.
4. Press Function button 4 to exit the C.Fn menu.
Custom Functions Chart
Custom Functions
The Phottix Indra500 TTL Studio Light comes with a number of programmable
custom functions. To edit these functions (see below):
1. Press and hold Function button 4 and the “Adjust/Set knob” for 3 seconds to
enter the C.Fn Menu Screen.
Replacing the flash tube
1. Disconnect the Indra500 TTL Studio light from a power source for 10 minutes
before changing the flash tube.
2. Remove the Reflector as shown above.
3. Gently separate the Glass Dome from the snap mount, remove the Glass
Dome. (Picture 9)
4. Gently hold the flash tube to remove it from the snap slot. (Picture 10)
5. Insert a new flash tube into the snap slot. (Picture 11)
6. Mount the Glass Dome align the snap mount. (Picture 12)
7. Attach the Reflector as shown above.
Note: Please wear gloves instead of touching the flash tube directly when replacing the flash tube.
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