User Manual

the transmitter is connected to NEO 2, you will see

it listed as a connected device on the LCD display,

with an ID number.

You can check the transmitter is set to the same

Group as NEO 2 by pressing the ‘Group’ button

(toggles through ‘All, 1, 2, 3, 4’)

Check it is set to the same ‘frequency/channel’ as

NEO 2 by pressing ‘Setup’ / Frequency (set Channel

Number 1-20)

Put the NEO 2 into ﬂash mode (you will see duration

stated ie 1/50th), Press the Elinchrom Logo test

button on the transmitter, and on NEO2 will ﬂash if

correctly connected

If nothing is received , check the receive channel

and group are correctly set on both NEO2 and the

HS Transmitter.

Once working, on NEO2 , Click the left button to

exit, or both Left and right buttons together, to exit

back to (‘BRI/COL’)

You have now conﬁgured your HS Transmitter and

NEO 2.

SPECIAL NOTE : Turn on the NEO2(s) ﬁrst, followed

by the SKYPORT HS Transmitter, then your camera.

If you later add an additional NEO 2 in your setup,

or you turn the NEO 2 off during shoot, then press

the ‘refresh’ button to rescan for available lights.

Make sure the SKYPORT Transmitter is set to HS

mode in settings. Select your desired exposure

duration from the Camera, and shoot in single

or multiframe mode using your camera shutter

release, the NEO2 will ﬂash in sync with the camera

at up to 1/8000th second exposure.

The Rotolight/Elinchrom HSS transmitter is currently

available for Canon , Nikon , Sony, Olympus, and

Panasonic Camera systems, in 2018 there will be a

version for Fuji. (more info on www.rotolight.com)

WHEN YOU HAVE NEO 2 SKYPORT CONFIGURED

YOU CAN REMOTE CONTROL NEO2

On the Rotolight/Elinchrom Transmitter press the

second ‘soft key’ (MOD+(click twice to see mod+)

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