User Manual

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Step 1: Synchronizing Channels Triggering a Remote Camera
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For your PowerSync
system to work properly,
both the Transmitter and
Receiver must be set to
use the same channel.
The battery cover on the
Transmitter features a pin
for changing the DIP
switches. With both units
switched OFF, set the DIP
switches to the same
conguration on each.
There are 16 different
possible congurations.
Turn ON both the
Transmitter and Receiver.
The Transmitter has a test
button which you can use
to conrm your set-up.
The Signal Conrmation
LED on the Receiver will
ash to indicate correct
synchronization.
With the device switched OFF, use the
pin on the battery cover to select the
channel.
Both the Transmitter and the Receiver
must be set to the same channel.
You can use your PowerSync
System to trigger a remote camera.
The camera must have an electronic
shutter release connection, and you
must have a compatible camera
release cable (see Accessories).
Step 1:
Connect your PowerSync DC
Receiver to the electronic shutter
release connection on your camera
using a compatible camera release
cable.
Step 2:
Make certain that both your
PowerSync DC Receiver and
Transmitter are set to the same
channel and are powered up.
Step 3:
Press the TEST button on your
PowerSync Transmitter to trigger
the remote camera. Pressing the
test button halfway will allow your
camera to focus or will wake your
camera from “sleep mode.”
Adjust to the same channel
Remote triggering can be done
with the DC Receiver
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